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PROCEDURAL MANUAL

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ROOM USE FOR GROUP INSTRUCTION IN

REGULARLY SCHEDULED CLASSES

U S DEPARTMENT OF HEACH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCMION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE

PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS

STATED DO 1101 NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION

POSITION OR POLICY.

John E. PhayDirector of Institutional Research

A. D. McCaryInstitutional Research Analyst

Bureau of Institutional Research

University of Mississippi

May 1968

FOREWORD

This manual was prepared to furnish a method by which accurate

accounting might be made of space and room use by regularly sched-

uled classes in institutions of higher learning. When the regis-

tration of students for classes makes use of data processing cards

and equipment, a utilization study as described in this manual can,

after it is initiated, be made almost automatically. The amount

of time needed to check the few items that need administrative

attention is minimal once the program has been established.

Dr. A, D. McCary, Institutional Research Analyst, has conducted

the space use program at the University of Mississippi, and the

manual incorporates the many solutions found to problems inherent

to most space utilization studies. Programming for the study on

which this manual was built was done by Mr. Tony Ross, Assistant

Director of the Computer Center, and Mr. Gary Smith, Student

Assistant. Mrs, Toni Rankin, Secretary, typed the manuscript,

It is hoped that a number of institutions of higher learning

will be successfully able to follow and adapt the plan presented

by this manual for the benefit of their institution.

John E. Phay, DirectorInstitutional Research

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION PAGE

A INTRODUCTION, e 1

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS . . 3

DESCRIPTION OF STUDY COMPONENTS .0 0 .. e . 0 6 , 15

SAMPLE COPIES OF TABLES . . . 0 0 ... , 25

APPENDICES. 0 0 0 .. 0 0 e 6 e 48

INTRODUCTION

The need today for accurate accounting of room and space

utilization in institutions of higher learning is greater than

ever before. With unprecedented enrollments on campuses the

need for additional space comes at a time when building con-

struction costs and interest rates are high. The federal and

state governments are demanding evidence that existing buildings

on college and university campuses are being utilized at a

reasonable level before they are willing to allocate fu:.ds for

new buildings. When there is competition among institutions

for building funds from governmental or other sources, as usually

is the case, comparable statistics of building utilization

become of paramovnt importance,

This manual presents a method of securing instructional

space utilization data in institutions of higher learning that

may be used to compare one institution with another; one building

with another; or one department with another. Accounting is

made for every classroom and class laboratory designated for

scheduled class use, No room will be "lost" if the instructions

are followed. In addition, the classes which do not require the

regular use of a room and those for which arrangements are made

on an individual basis are accounted for by the procedures pre-

sented in this manual.

A major advantage of the procedure described herein is that

of being able to carry out a study each semester or term with a

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minimum expenditure of time and effort by the administrator of

the program. Assuming the use of student class cards in conjunction

with programmed electronic data processing equipment, the only

personal consideration of an administrator in carrying out each

successive study is that of updating the room inventory.

As in any book of procedures it is expected that whenever

necessary this manual will be revised as the need f r additional

utilization data develops. Additional sections may also be added

to account for utilization of all space in an institution of

higher learning rather than only that space assigned for use by

regularly scheduled classes.

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SECTION B

DEFINITION Ar EXPLANATION OF TERMS

The terms defined in the following section have been sequenced

in accordance with their relationship to one another rather than

in alphabetical order, As a convenience to the reader an alpha-

betical listing of the terms, with corresponding page numbers is

shown on the following page.

It should be noted that certain nomenclature and evaluation

techniques not peculiar to traditional utilization studies are

presented in this section,

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SECTION B

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS

TERMS DEFINED PAGE

Area Allocation 9

Area of a Room 8

Assigned Room 7

Capacity of a Room 10

Class Laborator3 6

Classroom 5

Fixed Station 10

Master Course Schedule 14

Master Room Schedule 13

Other Rooms. . . OOOOO OOOOO 7

Room Classifications 5

Room Use 7

Room Use Index 8

School Week Reported 5

Student Accommodation Use Index 13

Student-Instructor Contact Hour . . . 12

Unassigned Classrooms and Class Laboratories 7

Usable and Unusable Classrooms and Class Laboratories 6

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DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS

School Week Reported.

The term "school week reported," as used in this manual, means

the school week for which the utilization data are to be secured.

The "school week reported" should be the first full school week

following the last date scheduled for student registration.

Room Classifications.

Each room used for regularly scheduled group-instructional

purposes may be classified as to room type through the use of

information given in the Appendix of this manual under the section

entitled Room Codes, Classifications, and Descriptions. In this

manual three room categories are used which are as follows:

(1) classrooms, (2) class laboratories, and (3) "other rooms,"

which includes any room used for regularly scheduled group in-

struction not included in the category of classroom or class labora-

tory, In some of the tables presented later in this manual,

"other rooms" are itemized by type, where to do so is thought to

be meaningful.

Classroom.

A classroom is a facility used or intended for use by regularly

scheduled classes which do not require speciaL-purpose equipment for

student use.

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Included in the Classroom category are rooms generally referred

to lecture rooms, lecture-demonstration rooms, seminar rooms, and

gene-al purpose classrooms. A classroom may be equipped with tablet

arm chairs (fixed to the floor, joined together in groups, or flexible

in arrangement), tables and chairs (as iv a seminar room), o similar

types of seating.

Class Laboratory,

A class laboratory is a facility used or intended for use by

regularly scheduled classes which require special-purpose equipment

fo: student participation, experimentation, observation, or practice

in a field of study, A class laboratory is furnished with special-

ized equipment to serve the needs of a particular area of study.

The equipment in such a room normally precludes its use for other

areas of study.

Included in this category are rooms generally referred to as

teaching laboratories, instructional silue., tapig..n laboratories,

drafting rooms, language laboratories, (group) studios, and similar

specially equipped rooms IF they are primarily used for group instruc-

tion in regularly scheduled classes.

Usable and Unusable Classrooms and Class Laboratories.

Any room designed and/or equipped to serve as a classroom or

class laboratory should be considered "usable" unless its use (1) poses

a danger to the occupants (La. it is structurally unsafe; it is a

fire hazard; etc.); or (2) it is prohibited by ongoing or impending

construction changes. In any of these cases it should be designated

as "unusable."

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An appropriately equipped room which is primarily used as a

classroom or class laboratory should be identified as "usable" if it

is available for class use.

Unassigned Classrooms and Class Laboratories.

"Unassigned classrooms and class laboratories" is a term used to

identify all rooms of these two types which were not used for group

instruction by regularly scheduled classes during the "school week

reported." The term "unassigned" is not applicable to, nor is it

used in connection with, "other rooms" listed below.

Other Rooms.

See "Room Classifications" above.

Assigned Room.

"Assigned room" is a term used to designate a room which was

used for one or more regularly scheduled classes during the "school

week reported." Included are classrooms, class laboratories, and

"other rooms."*

Room Use.

In this manual the terms "room use," "room-periods per week,"

and "periods room used per week" are used to indicate the number of

hour-periods a room is used during one full week by regularly scheduled

*"Other rooms" are not considered for listing as "unassignee

which is the case for advance scheduling of regular rooms. However,

if they actually are used for group instruction in regularly scheduled

classes during the "school week reported," they are classified as

"assigned rooms."

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classes. For additional information see page 9, "Area Allocation."

Room Use Index.

The "Room Use Index" is the numerical value obtained from the

ratio of the actual number of "room-periods used per week" to an

objective or goal. "Room Use Indexes" are applicable to classrooms

and class laboratories and not to "other rooms."

Room use "goals" of 30 hours and 20 hours per week are sug-

gested, respectively, for classrooms and class laboratories.*

Attainment of these goals provides an index of 1.00 which represents

room utilization at what might seem to be a desired level.

"Room Use Indexes," by building and room type are also presented

in this manual for the average weekly use of the total "usable

classrooms and class laboratories" within each building. The "Room

Use Index," when applied in this manner, yields an evaluation of

average room usage per week, by room type, for the entire building.

A Room Use Index, based on the average use of all "usable"

rooms of a specific type, may be calculated and interpreted in the

same manner as indexes for individual rooms.

Area of a Room.

The "area of a room" is the number of square feet of function-

ally usable floor space, where "functionally usable floor space"

means the total area of a room as it would measure prior to the in-

stallation of furnishings and equipment. As used in this manual

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*For ease in making comparisons between institutions, the samegoals should be used. However, when this is not done, it is possiblemathematically to translate any goal to another being used.

"area of a room" is applicable only to those rooms intended for use

by regularly scheduled classes.

Area Allocation.

When a classroom, class laboratory, gymnasium or any other room

intended for regularly scheduled group instructional use is used

exclusively by a single department, the room area is allocated to

that department. When such rooms are used during differing class

periods by two or more departments, proportional amounts of the room

area are allocated to each of the departments in accordance with the

following formula:

A= an

or

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area of room x number of room periods used by departmentAllotment =otal number room periods used during "school week reported"

In most instances the allocation formula may be applied without

special treatment of the data. However, an explanation of how "area

allocations" should be made under unusual conditions follows.

Area allocation: single room period--multiple course

credit in one department. An instructional department

may offer a class such as Art, (painting) 121, 221, 321,

etc., for which enrollees receive course credit under one

of two or more course numbers. The class schedule for

this appears to indicate that two or more distinct classes

are being held in the same room at the same time. Room

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usage for multiple course credit should, therefore, be

treated as if it related to a single class with "room-

periods of usage" and "area allocation" being given to

one class only. (For example see page 55.)

Area allocation: single room period,--multiple depart-

ment course credit. In some instances a course offered

by one department may be the same course, but of a dif-

ferent title and/or number, listed by another department/s

such as, Art (Art History) 416, and Classics (Classical

Civilization) 462. As a result, a study of the schedule

of classes will appear to indicate that two or more dis-

tinct classes are being held in the same room at the

same time. Room use under these circumstances should be

treated as if it related to a single class with "room-

periods of usage" and "area allocation" being given to

the department having the greater/est number of students

enrolled in such a class. (For example see page 56.)

Fixed Station.

The term "fixed station" means a desk, table, laboratory unit,

or any other like student unit which cannot be readily moved from

its current location.

Capacity of a Room.

The "capacity of a room" is the number of students that may be

accommodated according to the number of accommodations determined

by the use of the criteria and procedures given on the following page.

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Capacity--classrooms. Fifteen square feet per stu-

dent is used in this manual as a measure for estimating

the number of students that may be accommodated in a

classroom. The area per student accommodation may be

raised or lowered as deemed appropriate.* The capacity

of a classroom is calculated by the following formula:

C=15

a

or

Capacity = area of the classroom

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An actual count of fixed or movable seats within a class-

room may differ from the number of students who may be

accommodated as indicated by the application of the capa-

city formula above. The capacity formula, however, estab-

lished a reasonable expectation for the number of students

who may be accommodated in a giver classroom area and, as

such, serves as a criterion for judging the potential of

that area in terms of production of student contact hours.

Capacity--class laboratories. Due to differing area

requirements of laboratory units for various academic

departments no attempt is made to specify a single stan-

dard area per student accommodation for class laboratories.

*For ease in making comparisons between institutions, the samestandards should be used. However, where this is not done, it ispossible mathematically to translate any standard to another beingused.

The capacity of a class laboratory, therefore, should be

reported as equal to the actual number of existing fixed

stations or other student accommodations afforded by the

room.

Ca2sity.--"other rooms." In most instances the term

ncapacity" does not relate to "other rooms" in the same

manner as it applies to classrooms and class laboratories.

Among the rooms included in the "other rooms" category

are (1) offices, research laboratories, auditoria, etc.,

which were neither designed nor intended for use by

regularly scheduled classes and (2) indoor courts, playing

floors of gymnasia, etc., in which the number of accommo-

dations may vary in accordance with the nature of the

class activity. "Capacity" of "other rooms" should gen-

erally not be listed for such rooms and, if at all, it

should be limited to those rooms in which the number of

fixed stations represents a reasonable estimate of the

student capacity.

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Student-Instructor Contact Hour.

The terms "student-instructor contact hour" and "student contact

hour" are used to indicate a period of approximately one hour during

which a student is in a specified area for the purpose of attending a

regularly scheduled class which is under the supervision of an in-

structor.

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Student Accommodation Use Index.

The Student Accommodation Use Index, which appears in the tables

found elsewhere in this manual as "Accommodation Use Index," is the

numerical value obtained from the ratio of the a/erage student-

instructor contact hours per week, per accommodation, to a reasonable

utilization objective or goal. Accommodation use goals presented in

this manual are: (a) 18 student-instructor contact hours per accommo-

dation, per week, for classrooms; and (b) 16 student-instructor contact

hours per accommodation, per week, for class laboratories.

Attainment of these goals provides an index of 1.00 which repre-

sents utilization at what might be considered to be a desired level.

A "Student Accommodation Use Index" of 1.00 for a classroom indicates

a level of utilization equivalent to that of a room in which the

number of student accommodations equalsarea15 , with each such

accommodation used 18 hours per week.

A "Student Accommodation Use Index" should also be calculated

for utilization of the total student accommodations of all "usable"

classrooms and all "usable" class laborories within each building

and for the total of all such rooms at the institution.

Master Room Schedule.

The "Master Room Schedule" is a directory of rooms with related room

data. Rooms to be included in the Master Room Schedule are as follows:

(1) All of the "usable" and "unusable* classrooms and

class laboratories

*Unusable classrooms and class laboratories should be identified

on the Master Room Schedule in accordance with instructions in:

STATEMENTS & CORRESPONDING CODES RELATING TO CONDITIONS UNDERLYINGDISUSE OF CLASSROOMS AND CLASS LABORATORIES, page 42.

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(2) All "other rooms" which were "assigned" during the school

week reported to group-instructional use for regularly

scheduled classes.

Information that should be shown for each room is as follows:

(a) name of the building in which the room is located

(b) room number

(c, room classification (See p. 50 of the Aprendix for defini-

tions and codes)

(d) capacity of room

--number of student accommodations*

--number of fixed stations*

(e) area of rooms.**

Master Course Schedule.

The "Master Course Schedule" is a list of all on-campus courses

and sections offered for residence credit during the "school week

reported," together with:

(1) the name of the department or subjecc field under which the

courses are listed in the catalog of the institution

(2) the course number

(3) course credit--semester or quarter hours

(4) brief descriptive course title

(5) enrollment

(6) beginning and ending time, and days of week of class meetings***

(7) location of class meeting (building and room number when room

use is required).***

*See "Capacity of a Room," p. 10.**See "Area of a Room," p. 8.

***Many times, theses, dissertations, etc. are listed courses forwhich credit is given, but they are no.": scheduled for meetings. Infor-mation in (6) and (7) does not apply to these.

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SECTION C

DESCRIPTION OF STUDY COMPONENTS

COMPONENT PAGE

1 THE MASTER ROOM SCHEDULE 16

2 THE MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE 17

3 INDIVIDUAL REPORTS OF ROOM USE FOR GROUPINSTRUCTION. . . . o . e 17

4 SUMMARY OF UTILIZATION DATA FOR TOTAL ASSIGNEDROOMS--BY TYPE OF SPACE 18

5 INVENTORY OF UNASSIGNED CLASSROOMS AND CLASSLABORATORIES BY BUIIDING AND BY ROOM TYPE

(and)

SUMMARY OF ROOM DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS ANDUSABLE CLASS LABORATORIES WHICH WERE UNASSIGNED 19

6 AREA AND STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS OF USABLECLASSROOMS BY BUILDING

(and)

AREA AND STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS OF USABLECLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILDING 19

7 SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMSBY BUILDING

(and)

SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSLABORATORIES BY BUILDING 20

8 NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASSROOMS OCCUPIEDBY HOUR AND BY DAY

(and)

NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASS LABORATORIESOCCUPIED BY HOUR AND BY DAY 20

9 STUDY COMPONENTS FOR "OTHER ROOMS" 21

10 SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR ALL ROOM TYPES--

BY INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT 21

11 NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND PERCENT OF TOTAL IN

REGULARLY SCHEDULED CLASSES--BY HOUR AND BY DAY. . . . . 22

12 COURSES LISTED IN THE MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE BUTNOT LISTFD IN THE UTILIZATION TABLES 22

SUMMARY DIAGRAM 23

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SECTION C

DESCRIPTION OF STUDY COMPONENTS

The several components of a room utilization study are described

in the following pages, and examples of related tables are shown in

Section D of this manual. The order in which descriptions of the

components axe presented is the same as the order in which it is sug-

gested that they be prepared. However, the tables in Section D are

numbered and placed according to a suggested order for presentation

of the data.

1. THE MASTER ROOM SCHEDULE--Table H-1

Preparation of a Master Room Schedule should be preceded by

review of the following:

(1) Items to be included in the Master Room Schedule

(2) Room codes, classifications and descriptions (p. 50)

(3) Definition of usable and unusable classrooms and

class laboratories

(4) Statements and corresponding codes relating to the

conditions underlying disuse of classrooms and class

laboratories (p. 42).

A tentative Master Room Schedule should be prepared in advance of the

"school week reported." This should include the necessary room data

for the entire inventory of usable and unusable classrooms and class

laboratories, and for ali "other rooms" which are to be "assigned" for

group instruction in regularly scheduled classes. However, room data

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for the final copy of the Master Room Schedule reflect conditions that

existed for the "school week reported." For this reason a tentative

Master Room Schedule, or one that was used during a previous study,

should be carefully reviewed and revised as necessary in order that

data may be used to produce a meaningful utilization study. For a

sample copy of one page from a Master Room Schedule see Table H-1 on

page 46.

2. THE MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE--Table H-2

Data for the Master Course Schedule should be secured for the

"School Week Reported" which is the first full school week following

the last date scheduled for student registration. The preparation

of this component should be preceded by a review of the definitions

of "School Week Reported" and "Master Course Schedule." As stated

earlier, the Master Course Schedule includes data for all on-campus

courses, and all such courses are accounted for by the reporting

procedure described in the remainder of this section. For a sample

copy of one page from a Master Course Schedule see Table H-2 on page 47.

3. INDIVIDUAL REPORTS OF ROOM USE FOR GROUP INSTRUCTION--Tables E-1,

E-2, and E-3

A room utilization report should be prepared for each room that

was assigned "at the time of the study" to accommodate a regularly

scheduled group-instructional class. Through the use of data in

the Master Course Schedule and the Master Room Schedule, individual

reports of room utilization should be prepared as illustrated on

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pages 39, 40, and 61 by Tables E-1, E-2, and E-3. Utilization is re-

ported in terms of: (a) departmental course designation (or instruc-

tional field designation) with course number and corresponding class

enrollment--by hour and day of week; (b) utilization indexes*;

(c) utilization percentages based on 40 hour and 44 hour class weeks;

and (d) departmental area allocations** based on the number of hours

the facility was used by each department. Since this report may be

voluminous, it is suggested that it be bound under separate cover.

4. SUMMARY OF UTILIZATION DATA FOR TOTAL ASSIGNED ROOMS--BY TYPE OF

SPACE--Table B-1

Table B-1 (page 27) provides an abbreviated grand summary of the

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Individual Reports of Room Use by showing room type and number of rooms

used for group-instruction with (a) corresponding student-instructor

contact hours, and (b) room periods of use per week.

This table format should not be expanded to include such statistics

as weekly averages for accommodation use or room periods of use since

this table relates only to the "assigned," rather than to total "usable"

rooms of each type.

*Utilization indexes relate only to Student Accommodation Use

and room use for classrooms and class laboratories.

**Area assignwent may be omitted on utilization reports for rooms

which were not intended for use by regularly scheduled class (e.g.

offices, non-class laboratories, auditoria, etc.). The departmental

codes shown under the heading entitled STANDARD CODE should be com-

patible with those given in Higher Education Facilities Classification

and Inventory Procedures Manual, U. S. Office of Education, 1968.

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5. INVENTORY OF UNASSICNED CLASSROOMS AND CLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILDING

AND BY ROOM TYPE--Table F-1

(and)

SUMMARY OF ROOM DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS AND USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES

WHICH WERE UNASSIGNED--Table F-2

By comparing the list of assigned classrooms and assigned class

laboratories with the total list of such rooms--as given in the Master

Room Schedule--an inventory and a summary of room data for the unassigned

rooms may be determined. (See Tables F-1 page 43, and F-2 page 44).

The conditions underlying disuse of these rooms should be established

and reported according to the information given in "Statements and

Corresponding Codes..." as shown on p. 42.

6. AREA AND STUDENT AJr""lLIVITIONS OF USABLE CLASSROOMS BY BUILDING--

Table B-2

(and)

AREA AND STUDENT ACCOI.VOPATIO1\.3 OF USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES BY

BUILDING--Table B-.:

The usable classrooms and class laboratories are classified and

reported as being (1) assigned or (2) unassigned depending respectively

upon whether they were, or were not, shown to be utilized by the Indivi-

dual Reports of Room Use. The reports showing room data for total usable

classrooms and class laboratories are illustrated respectively by Table B-2

(page 28) and Table B-5 (page 31). Totals for the number of usable

rooms (Col. 8) and the corresponding number of student accommodations

(Col. 9) are used in the calculation of utilization indexes which are

described in the following components.

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7. SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS BY BUILDING--Table B-3

(and)

SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILDING--

Table B-6

It should be noted that these components (Tables B-3 page 29, and

B-6 page 32) are based on room data for total usable classrooms (Col. 2,

Table B-3), and total usable class laboratories (Col. 2, Table B-6)

within each building.

The Index of Room Use and percentage room use (based on schoolweeks

of 40 and 44 hours) are also given in terms of: (a) the total usable

classrooms (Col. 2, Table B-3) and (b) the total usable class labora-

tories (Col. 2, Table B-6) within each building. A comprehensive over-

view of total student accommodation use and total room use at an insti-

tution is provided by the Indexes of Columns 9 and 10 which are based

on TOTALS of Columns 2 through 8.

8. NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASSROOMS OCCUPIED BY HOUR AND BY DAY--

Table B-4

(and)

NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES OCCUPIED BY HOUR AND

BY DAY --Table B-7

The data presented in these tables provide information of overall

patterns of class scheduling at an institution. (See Tables B-4 page 30,

and B-7 page 33). Some institutions may find it necessary to adjust

the beginning and ending time periods (Col. 1) to times compatible with

their class scheduling pattern. Moreover, in instances where the lengths

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of periods differ, such as one hour periods on Monday-Wednesday-

Friday and one and one-half hour periods on Tuesday-Thursday

(Saturday), separate tables should be made for each.

9. STUDY COMPONENTS FOR "OTHER ROOMS"--Tables B-8, B-9, and B-10

As defined earlier in the text, "other rooms" is a term used to

identify--with the exception of classrooms and class laboratories--all

additional rooms used for group instruction in regularly scheduled

classes.

The formats for "other rooms" (Tables B-8, page 34; B-9, page 35;

and B-10, page 36) differ somewhat from previous ones primarily because

the data for "other rooms" relate only to the rooms that were "assigned."

The data for these tables are, therefore, a summary of the data shown

for these rooms in the Individual Reports of Room Use. The nature of

content of the tables for "other rooms" is self-explanatory, but the

reader is reminded that the data relate only to such rooms of each type

that were "assigned" to group-instructional class use.

10. SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR ALL ROOM TYPES--BY INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT--

Table C

The primary purpose of this component is to relate departmental

room area usage '.4nd/or room periods of usage to the production of stu-

dent-instructor contact hnurs. The allocation of areas of classrooms,

class laboratories, and gymnasia to one or more departments is based

on room-periods of use. As such, the procedure does not take into

account instances of prior official assignment of such space to a

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specific department. The data for Table C page 37, were drawn from

the "Individual Reports of Room Use."

110 NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND PERCENT OF TOTAL IN REGULARLY SCHEDULED CLASSES--

BY HOUR AND BY DAY--Table D

Information relating to total student accommodation demand by

hour and by day, and overall patterns of class scheduling of students

in regularly scheduled group-instructional classes is shown in Table D,

page 38. "Number of students" in the table refers to those students

enrolled in classes which require the regular use of a room, while

"total students" includes the total number of students enrolled on the

campus whether or not classrooms were required for all of the courses.

12. COURSES LISTED IN THE MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE BUT NOT LISTED IN THE

UTILIZATION TABLES--Table G

This table should iuclude a list of courses which were shown

in tbe Master Course Schedule but which were not accounted for in the

utilization tables. In most instances courses listed in this table

may be considered as belonging to one of the following four categories:

1, Individual research or study Rrojects, such as theses

or dissertations which usually do not require a regu-

lar group-room-time meeting schedule.

2. Private lessons, such as those offered by the Music

Department when the instructional and practice sessions

are arranged on an individual basis.

23

3. Irregularly scheduled classes, such as those laboratory

sessions required of students enrolled in certain Speech

and Theatre classes.

A. Outdoor activity courses, such as military drill and

varsity sports which do not require regular use of room

areas.

The courses shown in this table and those listed in the Individual

Reports of Room Use for Group Instruction account for all on-campus

courses offered by the institution at the "time of the study." Suggested

format for the listing (Table G) is shown on page 45.

SUMMARY DIAGRAM

The diagram presented on the followiug page is presented as an

aid to visualizing relationships among the study components.

TABLES B-2 and B-5

Area and Student

Accommodations of

Usable Classrooms

and Class Laboratories

By Building

LEGEND

Basic Data

0 Supplementary or

Supporting Data

(2) Utilization of Rooms

Direction of Flow of

Information

Direction of Flow of

Merged Information

TABLE H-1

Master Room Schedule

1

TABLES F-1 and F-2

Unassigned Classrooms

and Class

Laboratories

TABLES B-3 and B-6

Summaries of Room

Use Data For Usable

Classrooms and

Class Laboratories

3

TABLE H-2

Master Course Schedule

2

TABLES E-1--E-n

Individual Reports

of Room Use

TABLE B-1

Summary of Utilization

Data For Total

Assigaed Rooms

TABLES B-4 and B-7

Number and Percent

of Usable

TABLES 8-8,

Classrooms and

B-9, and B-10

Class Labs

Summary of

Occupied

"Other Rooms" Use

TABLE G

...Courses Not Listed In

Utilization Tables

TABLE C

Summary of Room

Use Data For All

Room Types--

By Instructional

Department

1E1

TABLE D

Number of Student,

and Percent 01

Total ln Regularl'

Scheduled LLISNl.s...

RELATIONSHIP OF COMPONENTS

IN

AROOM USE STUDY

C

4

25

SECTION D

SAMPLE COPIES OF TABLES

TABLE

B-1 SUMMARY OF UTILIZATION DATA FOR TOTAL ASSIGNED

0::ROOMS BY TYPE OF SPACE. 0 . 0 . 00020B-2 AREA AND STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS OF USABLE

CLASSROOMSBY BUILDING. . . . . . . .. ... 0000 28B-3 SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS

BYBUILDING . 0 . . 0 0 0 0 03 0000 00000 0 60 29

B-4 NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASSROOMSOCCUPIED BY HOUR AND BY DAY 0 0 0 0 00 0 000 0 0 30

B-5 AREA AND STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS OF USABLECLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILDING. 0 0 0 0 0 31

B-6 SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSLABORATORIES BY BUILDING0 0 0 . 0 0 00 0 , 32

B-7 NUMBER AND PERCENT OF USABLE CLASS LABORATORIESOCCUPIED BY HOUR AND BY DAY . . 0 0 0 000 00 000 33

B-8 SUMMARY OF DATA FOR "OTHER ROOMS" ASSIGNED TOGROUP-INSTRUCTIONAL USE IN REGULARLY SCHEDULEDCLASSES--BY BUILDING AND ROOM TYPE. . . 340

B-9 SUMMARY OF DATA FOR "OTHER ROOMS"--BY ROOM TYPE, . 0 . 35

B-10 NUMBER AND PERCENT OF "OTHER ROOMS" OCCUPIED BYHOURAND BY DA' 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 36

SUMMARY OF ROOM USE DATA FOR ALL ROOM TYPES BYINSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT. so 0 0 . 0 0 0 37

NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND PERCENT OF TOTAL INREGULARLY SCHEDULED CLASSES--BY HOUR AND BYDAY . a a e oat, a c5 0 O 0 0 . 38.

INDIVIDUAL REPORTS OF ROOM USE FOR GROUPINSTRUCTION

E-1 Example of Classroom Report 0 0 0 0 0 0 ....... 39E-2 Example of Class Laboratory Report. . .... 0 , 40

E-3 Example of "Other Room" Report0 3 0a000000 a 41

26

TABLE PAGE

F-1 INVENTORY OF UNASSIGNED CLASSROOMS AND CLASS

LABORATORIES BY BUILDING AND ROOM TYPE 43

F-2 SUMMARY OF ROOM DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS ANDUSABLE CLASS LABORATORIES WHICH WERE UNASSIGNED . . . . 44

COURSES LISTED IN THE MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE BUTNOT LISTED IN THE UTILIZATION TABLES 45

H-1 MASTER ROOM SCHEDULE 46

H-2 MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE 47

TABLE B-t

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

SPRING SEHESTER 1968

SUMMARY OF UTILIZATION DATA FOR TOTAL ASSIGNED ROOMS BY TYPE OF SPACE

NO.

GROUP-INSTRUCTIONAL

USE PER WEEK

ROOM

TYPE

ASSIGNED

ROOMS

STUDENT-INSTR.

CONTACT HOURS

ROOM-PERIODS

USED

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

CLASSRCCM

111

82534

2862

CLASS LABORATORY

55

15356

763

"OTHER" ROOMS

CLASS LAB SERV

23

5SPECIAL CLASS LAB

NON-CLASS LABORATORY

6 2139748

72 8

OFFICE

ATHLETIC--P E FAC

10 4

177

2529

42

101

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

EXHIBITION FACILITY

3 1

5863

183

36 9

(TCTAL "OTHER" RCOMS)

(28)

(10220)

(213)

TCTAL--ALL RCOMS

195

108110

3898

TABLE a-2


SPRING SEMESTER 1968

AREA AND STUCENT ACCOMMODATICKS OF USABLE CLASSRCOMS BY BUILDING

ASSIGNED RCOMS

UNASSIGNED ROOFS

TOTAL USABLE ROOMS

8LCG.

KC.

RCOMS

STUDENT

ACCOM.

AREA

(SQ. FT.)

NO.

ROOMS

STUDENT

ACCOM.

AREA

(SQ. FT.)

NO.

ROOKS

STUDENT

ACCOM.

AREA

(SQ._FT.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7 )

(8`)

(9)

(10)

BICLCGY

42C7

3113

00

o4

207

3113

BRACY HALL

3101

152C

150

748

4151

2268

CARRIEk HALL

---CITOJTSffSt---WAR.--

5 6223

385

3335

00

05

223

3335

5/83

5783

00

06

385

CCNKER

12

619

9289

115

226

13

634

9515

ECLCATICK

8349

5236

00

08

349

5236

FINE ARTS

295

1431

00

02

95

1431

GECLCGY

112C

1805

00

01

120

1805

GRACLATE

16

578

8685

00

016

578

8685

GLYTOK HALL

5327

4904

250

750

;377

5(-354

GYMNASIUM

4192

2E52

139

588

5231

3440

HUME

.3

507

7597

00

013

507

7597

LAMAR HALL

5439

66C7

co

o5

439

6607

LIBRARY

362

947

oo

o3

62

947

LYCEUM

145

68C

oo

o1

45

680

MCCAIN hALL

4198

2952

oo

o4

198

2§52

MEEK EALL

9473

7104

oo

o9

473

71C4

PEA8CCY

63C4

4574

o0

o6

304

4574

PHYSICS

4283

4252

co

o4

283

4252

TOTAL CLASSROOMS

111

5507

82666

5154

2312

116

5661

84978

TABLE B-3


SPRING SEPESTER 1968

SLPPARY OF ROO' USE DATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS

evB

UIL

DIN

G

BLDG.

( 1 )

CCNTACT HRS PER WK

RCOM PERICDS

ACCOM.

NC.

STUDENT

AREA

AVE PER

PER WEEK

USE

ROOM USE BASED ON

RCCP3-

ACCOP.

(SC. FT.)

TOTAL

ACCOM.

TOTAL

AVE.

INDEX*

30 HR**

40 HR

44 HR-

-(21-- ----(3)

-----

(4)

----

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

BICLCCY

4'

---207

3113- -2764

13.35

20.00

0.67

--CWRRIFR HALL-- ----

----5--

-221

-2268

1468

10344

11.00

20.60

0.11

0.74

0.37

0.50

0.45

0.25

8RtCY HALL

4151

305

2.02

80

CFENISTRY PFAR.

6385

3335

5783

3226

8.38

6.58

177

29.50

0.69

0.98

0.27

FINE ARTS

2----

95

-

1431

332

10.00

1.47

0.85

00 :II' 4---

(9,..,77

9234

26.46

436

33.54

34.12

....4779

1.12

CCKNER

13

-

634

9515

17026

26.85

0.51

GECLCCY

1120

18C5

1318

---.414-------- 26

1C.98

35

35.00

0.1691

?..V/

6.25-

0.76

0.23

0.78

ECLCATICK

E349

5236

273

1.14

---GRACLATE

GUYTON HALL

-------f6------378--- - -- 8

a-'5

-- -

-ffr

61

7377

2281

6.05

66

34::3

1.32

1.13

0.87

0.85

0:1-1/9/

0.21

23.70

543

--LAMAR-HALL

5439

6607

4795

12.45

334

0.34

0.68

0.24

0.38

HUPE

13

5C7

7597

3440---n

12.17

77

15.40

0.31

0.51

0.35

GYNNASILP

-

5-

---231

5654

1C.92

115

25.69

23.00

LIBRARY

362

947

829

13.37

46

15.33

0.69

0.61

0.86

(0)..t7

---0 ::121

0.35

-45-

68C

594

-13.20

33

33.00

..i-10

0.38

MEEK FALL

9473

7104

6364

2.02

21

5.25

(0).131

0.74

0.17

0.12

0.82

0.75

MCCAIN HALL

4198

2952

399

13.45

224

24.89

0.75

0.83

0.13

.PE

1.18

0.78

ABCCY

63C4

4574

6437

21.17

140

23.33

g.tT3

ft7

:3-

-15-avs-rts-

4283

4252

2340

8.27

95

23.75

0.46

0.79

0.59

0.54

TOTAL

116

5661

84978

82534

14.58

2862

24.67

0.81***

0.82***

0.62

0.56

*ACCOPPCCATICN USE INCEX--FOR BUILCING = (AVERAGE CONTACT HRS.

PER ACCOM.)/18.

**RCCP USE INCEX--FOR BUILCING = (AVERAGE ROOM-PERIODS USE--PER

WEEK--PER ROOM)/30.

***INCEkES ARE BASEC CN USE CF TCTAL CLAbSRCOM

ACCOMMODATIONS AND TOTAL USABLE CLASSROOMS.

GOAL FOR ALL INDEXES = 1.CC.

t%)

TA8LE 8-4



NUMBER AND

PERCENT OF USA8LE CLASSROOMS OCCUPIED 8Y Fr-MR

MONCAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

1-OUR

CF

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

NC.

PER

CAY

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

-9

75

64.66

59

50.66

75

64.66

59

50.86

76

65.52

9 - 10

95

61.90

89

76.72

95 .81.90

89

76.72

87

75.00

10 - 11

90

77.59

77

66.38

90

77.59

79

68.10

90

77.59

11 - 12

85

73.26

64

55.17

88

75.86

65

56.03

78

67.24

12 -

147

4C.52

23

/9.83

45

38.79

22

18.97

43

37.07

1 -

280

68.97

30

25.86

80

68.97

29

25.00

76

65.52

2 -

370

60.34

40

34."6

71

61,21

39

33.62

72

62.07

3 -

446

39.66

36

31.03

48

41.38

35

0.17

42

36.21

4 -

529

25.00

20

17.24

32

27.59

le

15.52

24

20.69

5 -

61

6.9C

76.C3

97.76

54.31

54.31

6 -

75

4.31

10

.4.2

10.66

76.03

00.0

7 -

85

4.31

15

12.93

10.86

11

9.48

00.0

-9

54.31

14

12.C7

10.86

10

8.62

0CO

-10

10.86

21.72

00.0

32.59

00.0

10

-11

00.0

00.0

00.0

00.0

00.0

NUMBER

CF

USA8LE CLASSRCOMS

-116

AND BY DAY

4r

Ccy

t9"

SA1URDAY

TOTAL

NC.

PER

------

NO.

----

riR

CENT

CENT

(12)

(13)

(14)

;15)

51

43.97

395

56.75

73

62.93

528

75.86

56

48.28

482

69.25

32

27.59

412

59.20

32.59

183

26.29

10.86

296

42.53

00.0

292

41.95

00.0

207

29.74

00.0

123

17e67

C0.0

34

4.89

00.0

23

3.30

00.0

32

4.60

00.0

30

4.31

0030

60.86

00.0

00.0

4.4

1

TABLE 8-5



AREA ANC STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS OF USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILDING

-re 6

clit9

1'

ASSIGNED RCOMS

UNASSIGNED ROOFS

TOTAL USABLE ROOMS

BLCG.

NO.

RCOMS

STUDENT

ACCOM.

AREA

(SQ. FT.)

NO.

RCCMS

STUDENT

ACCOM.

AREA

(SQ. FT.)

NO.

ROOMS

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

8ICLCGY

14

360

10699

4100

3440

18

BRACY HALL

112

48C

C0

1

CARRIER FALL

576

10394

115

1920

6

CHEMISTRY PHAR.

8318

14262

00

08

CHEMICAL ENGR.

230

7450

00

02

CCNNER

6214

4118

C0

06

EDLCATICN

5136

5603

228

1011

7

FINE ARTS

5148

6231

00

05

GYNNASILN

125

1869

00

01

HLVE

220

1243

110

960

3

MEEK FALL

484

3286

00

04

PEA8CCY

115

763

C0

01

PHYSICS

145

1845

130

745

2

TENPCRARY ELEC.

125

930

00

01

TOTAL CLASS LABS

56

1508

69173

9183

8076

65

STUDENT

AREA

ACCOM.

(SQ. FT.)

(9)

(10)

460

14139

12

480

91

124;612'

318 30

7450

214

4118

164

662111

148 25

1869

30

84

2203

3286

15

763

75

2590

25

930

1691

77249

TABLE 8-6

UNIVERSITY CF HI SSISSIPPI


__

Coe

-

ELEC.

(1

)

BICLCCY

BRACY HALL

C.

_.

RELPS

(2 )

1 8 2 C 7 5

SUmMARY OF

STuDENT

ACCON.

( 3)

46012

91

31830

214

164

148

253C 15

_75

25

RuOV US_E_CATA FOR

------CCNTACT

AREA

(S14.--- Fr. )

TOTAL

-i5

14139

3297

48C

189

12314

2C9

14262

2437

7450

354

4118

2901

6614

1008

6231

1808

1869

798

2203

149

-3286

456-

763

1012

-G3C

430

.

77249

15356

USABLE CLASS LALCRATURIES

HRS PER viK

RCM,

AVE PER

PER

ACCOP.

TOTAL

(6

)(7)-

7.17

138

15.75

15

BY_EULLLI.%C___

PERIODS

tsEEK AvE.

-

(8)

7.67

15.00

5.83

13.25

13.00

20.33

ACCCM--.-

USE.

ROOM USE

20 -Iik**-

10

)

0.38

0./5

BASED ON

40 Hk

(II)

0.19

0.3b

0.15

0.13

0.32

0.51

0.17

0.51

0.75

0.17

0.22

1.15

0.20

0.55

0.29

HR

(12

)

0.17

0.34

0:13

0.30

0.30

0.46

0.15

0.47

0.68

0.16

0.20

1.05

0.18

0.50

0.27

INCEX*

0.45

0.98

CARRICI

CHEMISTRY PHAR.

CHEMICAL ENGR.

CCNKER

ECLCATICN

FINE ARTS

--6-YN&ASILF

2.3C

7.66

11.80

13.56

6.15

12.22

31.92

4.97

-5.43

67.47

-4;11-

1/.20

9.08_

35

106

26

12247

1C3

30

21

--

----

-9-.

0-6-

-46

-- --16

-

22

763 _

0.14

0.48

0.74

0.E5

0.29--

0.66

0.E5

1.02

0.34

1.03

-1.50-

0.35

0.-45

2.30

-1.10

6.71

20.60

0.38

0.76

HUmF

-MEEK I-4LE-

PEABCCY

1 3 4 1 2 1

65

30.00

7.00

46.00

-

-8-A0

--

------06-------0.-40-

22.00

11.74

__

1.99

0.31

- -

-6-

..-3-

4---

-4.22

1.07

PHYSICS

TUPPERARY PLCC.

TCTAL

1691

0.59***_

*ACCONFCCATIEN LSE INCEX--FOR BUILDING = (AVERAGE CONTACT HRS. PER ACCCM.)/16.

-

**RWA-ZSI 1NEFX--FOR BUILCING = (AVERAGE RCON-PERIODS USE--PER WEEK--PER

RO(iM)/20.

***INCEXES ARF BASEC CN USE CF TCTAL CLASS LABORATORY ACCOVVODATIONS AND TCTAL USABLE CLASS

LABURATORJES.

GCAL FOP ALL INCEXS-

4.0

TABLE 8-7

S I T Y-tF

ffi-S

ST

O--

154

SPR ING SENESTER 1968

NLNEER ANC _PFRCENT OF LSABLE CLASS LABGRATCRI.ES CCCUPI ED BY HOUR

ANL_PY DAY__

NCNCAY

TLESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

TOTAL

'

CF

CA

Y

P -

9

9-

10

IC -

11

11 -

12

12 -

I

1 -

2

2-

3

i -if

4-

5

5-

6

6-

7

7-

e

e -

9 >

9 -

ICIC

- 1

1

' -NC.

PER

CENT

C.

PER

CE

-is-r

f

-120-

__.

_

_ 65

NO.

-

(6) 14

18

15

16 8

22

._

._

3C

33

29 8 C 4 4 C 0

PER

CENT

(7)

_

21.54

27.69

23.08

L. -

(8) 14

14

14

PER

CENT

(9)

21.54

21.54

21.54

ND.

(10) 12

16

PER

CENT

NL.

PER

NO.

PER

CENT

20.51

24.10

20.26

20.26

7.18

24.10

32.56

35.13

28.72

8.21

0.77

2.05

1.79

0.0

0.0

(11)

13

18

12

__

_

15 6

25

_ __

_ _

_ ______

3C

27

_._

24 _

6 1 1 2 C C

2C.CC

27.69 _

18.46

_ _

23.C

8

9.23

38.4

6_

___

116.15

41.54

__.

_36.92

_ ___

S.23

1.54

3.C8

3.08

0.0

C.0

15

23.C8

14

21.54

__

._

. ___

_ _

16

24.62

__ ____

.__

_ _

__ ..

._

_

14

21.54

___ ..

57.69

15

23.08

_ __

__ _

_ _

_ _

24

.__

___

36.92

__

27

41.54

_ _

__

.__

2:

32.31

18.46

24.62

12

18.46

80

94 79

79

28

94

127

137

112

_32 3 8 1 0 0

14

21.54

_._ I

C15.38

__

12

_ 18.46

24.62

12.31

_33.85

46.15

50.77

44.62

12.31

0.0

6.15

6,15

0.0

13

___!_o__

14

20.00

6 ...

____

____

___

21.54

14

__4_

___

18

21.54

__6_

_._1

5_

27.69

710.77

1_1.5%.

0C

.0

18 25 19 6 1 I 1 C

27.69

38.46

29.23

9023

1.54

1.54

-

1.54

0.0

C.0

25 25

19

38.46

38.46_

29.23

C0.

0

00.

.0

00.

0

00.

0

CC

.0

CC

.0

_ _

. _ 71C

. 77

___

_.

0C

.0

0_O

.0

0C

.0

C0.

0

CC

.0

5_

_ 1

7.69

1.54

I1.54

0_

__

0 0

0.0

_. _

___

____

__

0.0

0.0

C0.

0_ 0

0.0

C0.

0C

.0C

L A

BC

RA

TO

R IE

SNW48FR

OF ustieLE

CLASS

1111

.111

1.11

1111

1

_

--

TABLF 8-8

LNIVERSITY CF MISSISSIPPI

SPRING StPFSTER 1968

St..1ARY CF CATA rcR I,CTFERI, RCCMS ASSIGNED Tr GRCUP-INSTURCTIuNAL USt

IN RECUIARLY SCHFOULFC CLASSES BY BUILDING AND 1COM TYPF

Cor

te -

1..C

)A1"

1

BLIICINC

NG.

aSSIt,NFD

A,IPA

STLDENT

CONTACT FRS. PE't hK.

sur.r$ PERIM.

PFR tACK

RCuM USE

BASED ON

,,L v TYPE

'tLt:vc

(Se. FT.)

ACCCV.

TOTAL

AVE PER ACCCM.

TUFAL

AVF

40 HR

44 HR

(1)

(7)

-(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(tt1

(9)

(101

(11)

PANC

cFCCIA1 CLASS LA2

11704

120

509

4.24

,-/

9.CC

0.22

0.20

PICLCCY

NCA-CLASS LAPLRATCRY

21195

2C

48

2.40

4.00

C.10

0.09

PRArY FAL!

CLASS LAI, SFRv

1372

40

0.0

22.00

0.05

0.05

CFEPIsT'-zY mA:.

CLASS LA0 SERV

15RC

65

0.50

33.00

0.07

0.07

CCNT. CNIR

CiFICF

iN/A

N/A

14

N/A

33.00

0.07

0.01

LLLCATICN

Si-FCIAL CLt'SS LAsi

1175

52

63

1.21

15

15.00

0.38

0.34

A1FLETIC--P F FAc

1N/A

N/A

802

N/A

3-6.00

0.90

0.82

ASSEVILY FACILIIY

17776

5cC

2527

5.05

13

13.00

0.32

0.30

EXFIF.111C% FACILIFY

1N/4

N/A

183

N/A

(4

9.00

0.22

C.20

UINE ARTS

SPECIA1 CLASS Lae

?1C99

114

372

3.26

26

15.60

0.52

0.30

CIFICF

1N/A

N/A

12

N/A

33.00

0.0/

0.07

FLLICN CFAPFL

ASSEvtLY FACILIIY

1S4CC

132C

2135

1.62

eS.00

0.20

0.18

GPAC1AIF

11-F.ICF

3N/A

N/A

66

N/A

15

5.00

0.14

C.11

GYMNASI0m

AIFIFTIC--P F

Et.0

3N/A

N/A

1727

N/A

65

21.67

0.54

C.49

LYCFLP

rfula

1N/A

N/A

18

N/A

53.00

0.07

0.07

NFEK FALL

SPECIAL CLASS LAP

1936

59

445

7.54

2C

20.00

0.50

045

(Pi1CL

4N/A

N/A

61

N/A

1.

4.50

0.11

0.10

ASSF('clY FACILIIY

14540

250

1221

4.88

15

_15.00

0.38

1.34

PEAFCCY

SPtCIAl_ CLASS LAF

1312

21

30.38

22.00

0.05

0.05

TCTAL

1022C

213

P

TABLE B -9

UNIVERSIIY OF MIS-SISS-iPPI- -----

SPRING SEMESTER 1_968_

SUMMARY CF CATA FCR "CTHER"_RCCPS--BY RCOM TYPE

cAtio

"-C

orte

RCCV

TYF-t-

(I)

CLASS LAE SERV

SPECItL CLASS LAI?

NCN-CLASS LAPOI<ATOKY

crF

icc

ATHLETIC--P F F4C

ASSFhELY FACILITY

EXFIEITIE% FACILITY

_

TCTAL

C. ASSICNFC

RILPS

(2) c e i

IC 2 1

2t

AREA

(sc.

Er.)

(3)

952

4826

IIS5

N/A

N/A

20716

N/A

STLDENT

Aeccm.

(4)

1C _

366

2C

_N/A

N/A

2C70

N/A

CCNTACT

tcrAL

(5) 3

1397

48

177

2529

5883_

183

10220

HRS. PER WK.

RCOM-PERIUDS

AV

-E.

OE'V-A-C-CO-Ti:-------ToT-A1

(6)

0.30

5

PER AVE.

(8)

2.50

K.

ROOM USE

_.

40 HR

(9)

0.06

0.30

0.10

0.10.

0.63

0.30

0.22

BASED ON

44 HR

(10)

0.06

0.27

0.09

0.10

0.57

0.27

0.20

3.82

72

12.00

4.00

4.20

2.40

N/A

b_

42

N/A

2.84

N/A

101

_

36

25.25

12.00

9.00

9

273

-

TABLE 8-10

cti191

UNIVERSITY CF MISSISSIPPI


Ger

NUMBER AND PERCENT

OF "OTHER" ROOMS OCCUPIED

BY HOUR

AND BY

CAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRICAY

SATURDAY

TOTAL

FOUR

CF

AC.

PER

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

NG.

PER

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

CAY

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

CENT

(1

(2 )

(3 )

14)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

(15)

e -

911

39.29

828.57

II

39.29

828.57

11

39.29

13.57

50

29.76

9 - 10

10

35.71

621.43

932.14

723.00

932.14

27.14

43

25.60

43.45

1C - 11

12

42.86

16

57.14

12

42.86

16

57.14

10

35.71

725.00

73

11 - 12

10

35.71

12

42.86

IC

35.71

11

39.29

517.86

310.71

51

30.36

12 -

I8

28.57

12

42.86

828.57

828.57

828.57

00.0

44

26.19

40.48

I -

214

5C.CC

14

5C.CC

12

42.86

15

53.57

13

46.43

00.0

68

2 -

314

50.CC

15

53.57

11

39.29

17

60.71

828.57

00.0

65

38.69

3 -

410

35.71.

932.14

932.14

14

50.00

725.00

00.0

49

29.17

4 -

510

35.71

621.43

932.14

11

39.29

414.29

00.0

40

23.81

5 -

60

C.0

0C.0

C0.0

C0.0

00.0

00.0

00.0

6 -

70

0.0

00.0

I3.57

00.0

00.0

00.0

I0.60

7 -

82

7.14

0C.0

I3.57

00.0

00.0

00.0

31.79

8 -

92

7.14

0C.0

13.57

C0.0

00.0

00.0

31.79

9 - 1C

0C.0

0C.0

00.0

00.0

10.0

00.0

00.0

1C - 11

0C.0

00.0

00

0. 0

00.0

00.0

00.0

NUMBER OF "OTHER" RCCPS ASSIGNED -

28

TABLE C



Gry

JAPf

PSUMPARY

CF RCOM USE DATA FCR ALL RCOM

TYPES BY INSTRUCTICNAL DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT

ROOM

RCCM

AREA

ALLOCTION

STUCENT-INSTR.

ROON PERIODS

CCDE

TYPE

(SQ. FT.)

CONTACT HOURS

PER WEEK

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

AERCSPACE STUDIES

11C

610

CLASSROCM

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

2494

N/A

1106

946

28 2

TCTAL

2494

2052

30

AR I

110

210

CLASSROOM

CLASS LABORATORY

975

6994

276

2820

12

149

TOTAL

7969

3096

161

OICLCUY

11C

210

CLASSROOM

CLASS LABCRATORY

1378

8445

1198

2882

36

114

25C

61C

NCN-CLASS LABORATORY

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

1195

N/A

48

1967

a 5TOTAL

1101a

6095

163

--c-

Firp

i SiKY

Li-c-

210

CLASSROOM

CLASS LABORATORY

5135

14262

2197

2437

157

106

215

CLASS LAB SERV.

TCTAL

580

19977

34637

3266

CLASSICS

CLA-SIICAL CIVIL

11C

--al-SSROOM

192

105

12

--CREEK

110

CLASSROOM

178

27

12

LATIN

110

ITO

CLASSRCOM

CLASSRCOP

281

618

267

585

21

30

EFFEtTiVr-gTUDY

ENGLISH

110

Tic

CLASSROOM

5568

41-7-6

8517

4984

282

137

-7RI51CRY

CLASSROOM

HCME ECCNIMICS

110

210

CLASSROOM

CLASS LABORATORY

2285

3286

1357

456

47 36

TOTAL

5571

1013

83

MATHEMATICS

111,

CLASSROOM

6804

5802

293

TABLE D



NLMPER CF STUDENTS AND PERCENT CF TCTAL IN REGULARLY SCHEDULEC

_.

.

CLASSES--BY HOUR AND BY DAY

MCKCAY

TLFSCAY

i&CNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRICAY

SATURCAY

TOIAL

oF

CAY

(1)

NC.

(2)

PER

CENT-

(1)

NC. -

(4)

PER

tENT

(5)

NO.

(6)

PER

CENT

(7)

NO.

PER

CENT

"t

NO.

PER

tEWY

NO.

PER

NO.

PER

CENT

(15)

8 -

2982

46.25.

2341

36.31

299E

46.46

2341

36..31

3005

46.6C

1753

27.19

15418

39.85

9 - IC

3657

56.12

_3066

47.55

3639

56.44

3149

48.84

3413

.52.93

2297

35.62_

19221

49.68

IC - 11

3659-59.85

- -

.34E7

54.08

3903

60.53

3623

56.19

3863 _

59.91

_1769

27.43

20504

53.00

11 - 12

1484

54.C3

2285

35.44

3629

i6.28

2314

36.82

3061

47.47

807

12.52

15640

4.43

12 -

I1821

28.24

1131

17.54

1799

27.9C

587

15.31

1139

26.97

49

0.16

7526

19.45

1-

23402

52.76

1595

24.14

3238

50.22

1774

27.51

3003

46.57

.

i0

0.47

13042 _

33.71

-3

3C92

4195

1770

27.45

2889

44.80

1968_30.52

2821_

43.75

.0

0.0

12549

32.41

3 -

41SO4

29.53

1715

26.6C

2180

33.81

1778

27.57

1787

27.71

_0

0.0

.

9364

24.20

4 -

51311

2C.33.

1128

17.49

1494

23.17

1117

17.32

88.2

13.68_

CC.0

5932

15.33

5 -

6281

4.36

435

6.75

326

5.06

261

4.05

220

3.41

00.0

1523

3.94

C.-

1157

2.43

113

1.75

23

0.36

153

2.37

465

1.20

7 -

8182

2.C2

249

1.86

45

0.70

228

3.54

19

0.29

00.0

72$

1.87

6 -

1E2

2.E2

201

3.12

45

C.70

180

2.79

.608

1.57

S - IC

15

C.23

19

0.29

C0.0

60.09

40

0.10

IC - II

CC.0

0C.0

C0.0.

0C.0

c0.0

00.0

TOTAL STUDENTS = .644C

TABLE E

1


RCCM USE FOR GRCUP INSTRUCTION


Ger

GRADUATE

ROOM 005E

CLASSROOM

AREA -

540S.

F7.

STUDENT ACCOMMCCATIONS -

(AREA/15) =

36

FIXED STATIONS (9/67)

=30

INSTRUCTICNAL

USE PER

WEEK

STuDENT

--tONiACT

NUMBER

TIME

GAYS

MINLJES

PERIODS

COURSE

NO.

SECTICK

SU:CENTS

CF

CLASS

PER WEEK

ROOM USED

HOURS

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

23

ROO

85C

'HS

15C

3SPAN

101

269

2C

900

S5C

PhF

150

3SPAN

302

160

2C

900

95C

I1S

15C

3HIST

314

160._

14

10CC

105C

MhF

150

3HIST

512

14-2

2IMO

115C

Mkt"

150

3HIST

310

187

..

115C

T1S

150

3HIST

13

-

11C0

608

1

27

1200

125C

MhF

15C

3SPAN

102

781

E1CO

150

M6F

15C

3HIST

632

124

27

2C0

250

MO'

150

3HIST

316

181

11

3C0

35C

PhF

15G

3FR

502

133

17

400

45C

PhF

15C

3GERM

201

151

TOTAL

33

597_

AVE

CCNTACT

HCURS

PER

ACGCMPOCATION (

597/ 36) =

16.58

ACCOM. USE INDEX

(16.58/ 18) =

0.92*

Rai

ti'st

SEC CN

-3C FR hir

INCEX

(33/ 1C1 =

1.1C**

40 HR WK

(33/ 40)

=0.82

44 HR hK -

33/

44) =

0.75

*STUCENT ACCOMMOOATICh

GCAL INCEX

= 1.00

**CLASSROOMUSE GOAL - 30 PCUR WEEK INDEX = 1.00

SUMMARY.CF ROOM USE BY

ACADEMIC UNIT

AREA

CLLEGE

CFPARTMEN1

STANDARC

RCOM

ROCM

STUDENT

ROOM

ALLOCAIION

'

tR SCHOCC

CODE

CLASSIFICATICN

CONTACT HRS PERIODS

(SG. F1.)

LIVERAL ARTS

PISTCRY

- --

-143d----

--110-

--ELAs't-OECO-

--

7545-5-------TIT- -------95

110FRAL ARTS

MOUERN LANGUAGES

._

-----iFNINCU

152-5------ 110

-'

--CLASSROOM

33

i49

GEKPAN

I52t

11C

CLASSROOM

51

349

SPPNISP

-

-1515

11C

CLASSPCOM

210

9147

TABLE E -

2


ROOM USE FOR GRCUP INSTRUCTION


BIOLOGY

RCOM 527

CLASS LABORATORY

OREA -

777 SC. FT.

STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS =

24

FIXED STATIONS (9/67) =

24

---------KiAr6i-R-

STUCFNTS

---

--M

itCF

(2

ICCO

--'

Tec

d100

100

_1C0

.

------EA6

CLASS

MINUTES

PER kEEK

i)

12

24

2422 _

) 12CC

11-1

3-6-

*3CC

3CC

5CC

( 3

Mk

"Yri---

mw

(4)

24C

--2.-4C- -

240

III-

MkE

240

360

INSTRUCTIONAL USE PER WEEK

-

STUDENT

PERIODS

CCURSE

NO.

SECTICN

CONTACT

ROOM USED

HOURS

...._

.

(5 )

(6)

( 7 )

(8 )

(9).

-4

----4------

BICL

307

148

BICL

303

1248

4BICL

305

196

4BICL

305

37

BICL

305

2154

TOTAL

23

642

'''''

C-C

iriitT

-Fra

fic-p

EkA

rCtr

ir-ff-

MU

N (

642/ 24) =--26.737-

Tec

om.(AT-INDEX (26.75/ 16) =

1.67*

RCEM USE BASED Ch

20 HR kK INDEX -

(23/ 20) =

1.15**

*STUCENT ACCOMMODATION COAL INCEX = 1.CC

_

40 HR WK -

(23/ 40) =

0.57

44 HR WK - (

23/ 44) =

0.52

**CLASS LAB USE GOAL - 20 HOUR WEEK INDEX = 1.00

SUMMARY OF ROOM USE BY ACADEMIC UNI1

COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT

STANCARD

RCCM

ROCM

AREA-

STUDENT

ROOM

ALLOCATION

_

CCET-

CLASSIFICATION'

CONTACT FIRS PERIODS

(SO. FT.)

LIBERAL ARTS

eICLCGY

1210

210

CLASS LABCRATORY

642

23

777

TABLE E -

3


Room USE FCR GRCUP INSTRUCTION

SPRING SEMESTER

1968

FULTCN CHAPEL

RCCM OCOA

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

AREA -

8400 SG.

FT.

STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS

= 1320

FIXED STATIONS

(9/67) = 1320

INSTRUCTIONAL USE

PER WEEK

COURSE

NO.

SEC ION

STUDENT

CONTACT

HOURS

humeER

---T1T41

STUCENTS

OF CLASS

-DAYS

-MINUTES

PERIODS-

PER WEEK

ROOM USED

(1

)121

131

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

56

9C0

95C

3OT

Roo

105C

523

1000

105C

MmF

WIT--

T7H

150

3SP

201

1168

15C

31CO

2BIOL

BICL

101

107

1 1921

1046

fOTAL

a2135

=1.62

AVE CONTACT HRS PER ACCOMMODATION

( 2135/13201

RCCm USE BASED CN

40 HR mK INDEX -

(8/ 40)

=0.20

44 HR WK - (

8/

44) =

0.18

SUMMARY OF ROOM USE

BY ACADEMIC UNIT

AREA

COLLEGE

OR SCHCOL

DEPARTMENT

STANCARD

CODE

RCOM

CODE

WOCM

CLASSIFICATION

STUDENT

KOOM

CONTACT HRS PERIODS

ALLOCATION

(SQ. FT.)

LIeERAL aRTS

BICLOGY

1210

610

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

1967

5N/A

LIBERAL ARTS

SPEECH E THEATER

1513

610

ASSEMBLY FACILITY

168

3N/A

STATEMENTS AND CORRESPONDING CODES RELATING TO CONDITIONS

UNDERLYING DISUSE OF CLASSROOMS AND CLASS LABORATORIES

Conditions Underlying_kAms.

42

(Brief Statement Code Used forfor Condition) Reporting Purposes

Group-instructional use wouldpose a danger to occupants(2.a. structurally unsafe;is a fire hazard, etc.) (Unusable) 84

or

Group-instructional use isprohibited by ongoing.orimpending constructionchangea (Unusable) 84

Usable*--but not "assigned"(Al_ . room is being temporarilyused for other purposes;surplus group-instructionalroom--not used for instructional (Usable butpurposes) unassigned)

*See definition of Usable and Unusable Classrooms and ClassLaboratories, p. 6.

85

TABLE F-1

UNIVERSITY CF MISSISSIPPI


INVENTERY

CF LNASSICNEC CLASSRCOMS

ROOM TYPE-

ANC CLASS LABORATORIES BY BUILCING AND ROW' TYPE

- *--

1;1'6:

ACCOMMCCATICNS

BLCG.

U%CERLYING CISUSE

(1)

BICLCCY

BICLCCY

(2)

113

331

(3)

CLASS LABCRATORY

OTIV

CLASS LABORATORY

(4) 758

1147

(5)

(6)

(7)

85

85 R5

8USABLE BUT UNASSIGNED

32

USABLE BUT UNASSIGNED


EICLCCY

40S

CLASS LABORATORY

75E

24


8

BRACY HALL

CO3

CLASSRCCM

748

30


85

CARRIER N&LL

125

CLASS LABORATORY

192C

15


85-

CCNNER

203

CLASSRCCM

226

15

.USABLE BUT UNASSIGNED

85

-CCUZ-A11-0W------

CLAYS-T-W8tk4ft;iy

4_03._

..

18


0-5

EDUCATIEN

210

CLASS LABORATORY

603

10


85

GUYTCN HALL

2C2

CLASSRCEM

483

32


85

GUYTCN FALL

222

CLASSRCOM

267

18


85

GYMNASIUM

1OL

CLASSRCCM

58E

39


85

HUME

201

CLASS LAACRATORY

960

10


85

CLASS LABCRAIORY

--Til-S---

--

05

VW-STEW

-763

30


TABLE F-2



SUMPARY OF ROOM CATA FOR USABLE CLASSROOMS AND USABLE CLASS LABORATORIES

WHICH WERE UNASSIGNED

UNASSIGNED CLASSROCMS

UNASSIGNED CLASS LABS

EUILOrrift

KC.

ROOMS

NC. STUDENT

ACCOMMODATIONS

AREA

NO.

NO. STUDENT

AREA

(SQ. FT7T

ROOMS

ACCOMMOOATIONS

(SQ. F1:)

(i)(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

-----r71

BICLOGY

C0

04

100

3440

BRADY HALL

150

748

00

0CARRILR H]kLL

00

01

15

1920

CONNER

115

226

00

0

%sw

imHALL

0 2

tf

50

075C

2 028 0

1011 0

WO STU:

139

588

00

W---

HUME

oc

o1

10

960

PHYSICS

C0

01

30

745

TOTAL

5154

2312

9183

07'6

_

TABLE G



_G

rY

CESIG.

COURSES NOT

COURSE

rc.

LISTED IN THE MASTER CCURSE SCHEDULE

BUT

STUDENT

CONTACI HRS.

( 9 )

----

-

LISTED

SEP.

mks

.

(4)

IN THE

SEC.

LTILIZATICN TABLES

NC.

TIME

CEPARTVCNT

STUDENTS

GF CLASS

DAYS

(3)

(6)

)8 )

AfiROSPACF

STUCIES

A SC

302

11

27

100

300

TE

54

A SC

402

11

21

100

300

TH

42

ART

363

31

9N/A

N/A

ART

491

31

1N/A

N/A

ART

522

31

6100

350

TE

36

AR

T(51

1I

N/A

N/A

cC

u3ii

ART

697

14

N/A

N/A

V I CL

513

20

N/A

N/A

7N/A

N/A

UICL

592

3N/A

N/A

34

EICL

605

1N/A

N/A

------P ICC 645

15

N/A

N/A

LR)L

f4S

657

12

N/A

IV A

eici

4-

5N/A

N/A

EILI

661

11

2N/A

__

N/A

etci

6(33

4N/A

N/A

eict

.f97

-791

110

N/A

"K/A

I1L

11

CEEPISTY

CEEP

371

4C

N/A

IVA

FCEEP

5L8

4100

500

T16

CEO,

697

6N/A

N/A

6--

NIi

i---

--kl

iC-

--

CLASSICS

. -----

CC C_

622

_3

11

N/A

N/A

CLASSICS

CR

3C8

31

1N/A

N/A

-10

"--"

697

I------hiA

"

Us

TA

BL

E H

-1UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI


MASTER ROOM SCHEDULE

cAlti

on-

BUILDING

NAME

(1)

BLDG.

CODE

(2)

ROOM

NO.

(3)

STUDENT

ACCOM.

(4)

FIXED

STATIONS

151

ROOM

TYPE

(6)

CODE

(RM. TYPE)

171

AREA

(SQ. FT.)

(8)

BAND

1CO8

004

SPECIAL CLASS LAO

220

0060

BAND

ICO9

003

SPECIAL CLASS LAB

220

0045

BAND

1009A

001

INDIVIDUAL STUDY LAB

230

0040

BAND

1CO9C

002

SPECIAL CLASS LAB

220

C063

BAND

1CO9E

004

SPECIAL CLASS LAB

220

0104

BANC

1013

120

SPECIAL CLASS LAB

220

1704

BIOLOGY

2105

008

008

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0758

BIOLOGY

2113

008

008

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0758

BIOLOGY

2114

026

030

CLASSROOM

110

0389

BIOLOGY

2201

036

036

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0777

BIOLOGY

2203

036

036

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0740

BIOLOGY

2205

032

632

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0740

BIOLOGY

2209A

008


250

0410

BIOLOGY

22098

008


250

0512

BIOLOGY

2213

036

036

CLASS LABORATORY

210

0777

BIOLOGY

2219

016

016


250

0777

BIOLOGY

2225

016

016


250

0740

a

TA

BL

EH-2



MASTER COURSE SCHEDULE

ce49

g-e-

GPV

NUMBER

STUDENTS

TIME

OF CLASS

DAYS

BLDG.

NO.

ROOM

NO.

SUBJECT

CODE

SEM.

HRS.

COURSE

NO.

SEC.

COURSE

NAME

----

MTWTFS

(I)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

040

0300

MWF

08

017

31

3ACCY

101

05

INTRO TO ACCTY PRIN

040

0400

M08

017

31

3ACCY

101

05

INTRO TO ACCTY PAIN

040

0700

0900

TTH

08

222

31

3ACCY

101

06

INTRO TO ACCTY PRIN

035

0800

MWF

08

017

31

3ACCY

102

01

INTRO TO ACCTY PRIN

040

1215

0130

TTS

08

223

31

3ACCY

301

03

ADMINISTRATIVE ACCY

040

0330

0500

TTH

08

122

31

3ACCY

301

04

ADMINISTRATIVE ACCY

030

0300

MWF

08

123

31

3ACCY

305

01

INCOME TAXES

030

0800

TTS

OS

222

31

3ACCY

307

01

GOVERNMENTAL ACCTG

025

0300

0450

MWF

26

015

02

3ART

112

01

BEGINNING DRAWING

025

1000

1150

TTS

26

015

02

3ART

112

02

BEGINNING DRAWING

010

0700

0900

M26

015

02 .

IART

414

01

DRAWING

015

1000

1150

MWF

11

103

02

3ART

132

01

BEGINNING SCULPTURE

015

0800

0950

TTS

11

103

02

3ART

132

02

BEGINNING SCULPTURE

015

0800

0950

MWF

11

221

02

3ART

202

01

DESIGN

015

1000

1150

MWF

26

015

02

3ART

212

01

DRAWING

010

0700

0900

W26

015

02

IART

214

01

DRAWING

v

48

SECTION E

APPENDICES

APPENDIX PAGE

I. ROOM CODES, CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS 50

SUMMARY OF STANDARD CLASSIFICATION OFORGANIZATIONAL UNITS AND SUBJECT FIELDS 54

TABLES SHOWING SELECTED AREA ALLOCATIONS 55

49

The room codes, classifications, and descriptions given in

Appendix I were drawn from a document entitled Higher Education

Facilities Classification and Inventory Procedures Manual. 1 The

list given in Appendix I is by no means complete; but it includes

descriptions of those facilities which are most frequently used

by regularly scheduled classes. In some instances the descriptions

have been modified in order to reduce the length of the listing.

The organizational units and subject field codes given in

Appendix II were also drawn from the Manual.2

1Higher Education Facilities Classification and Inventory ProceduresManual, U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1968, pp. 53-61.

2Ibid. p. 31.

50

APPENDIX I

ROOM CODES, CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS

ROOMCODE ROOM CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION

110 Classroom: A classroom is a facility used or intended for use by

regularly scheduled classes which do not require special-purpose

equipment for student use.

Included in the Classroom category are rooms generally referred

to as lecture rooms, lecture-demonstration rooms, seminar rooms,

and general purpose classrooms. A classroom may be equipped

with tablet arm chairs (fixed to the floor, joined together in

groups, or flexible in arrangement), tables and chairs (as in

a seminar room), or similar types of seating.

115 Classroom Service: A room which serves a classroom as an extension

of the activities of a classroom. Included in this category

are projection rooms, cloak rooms, preparation rooms, closets,

and storage if they serve a classroom.

210 Class Laboratory: A class laboratory is a facility used or intended

for use by regularly scheduled classes which require special-purpose

equipment for student participation, experimentation, observation,

or practice in a field of study. A class laboratory is furnished

with specialized equipment to serve the needs of a particular area

of study. The equipment in such a room normally precludes its use

for other areas of study.

ROOM

CODE

51

ROOM CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION (Coned.)

Included in the class laboratory category are rooms generally

referred to as teaching laboratories, instructional shops, typing

laboratories, drafting rooms, band rooms, choral rooms, (group)

music practice rooms, language laboratories, (group) studios,

and similar specially designed and/or equipped rooms, IF they

are used primarily for group instruction in regularly scheduled

classes.

215 Class Laboratory Service: A room which directly serves a Class

Laboratory as an extension of the activities of the Class Labora-

tory. Included in this category are balance rooms, cold rooms,

stock rooms, dark rooms, animal rooms, greenhouses, etc., which

serve a Class Laboratory.

220 Special Class Laboratory: A room used by informally (or irregu-

larly) scheduled classes which require special-purpose equipment

for student participation, experimentation, observation, or

practice in a field of study. Special Class Laboratories typi-

cally (but not necessarily or exclusively) include such rooms

as language laboratories, (group) music practice rooms, (group)

studios, etc.

230 Individual Study Laboratory: A room especially equipped and/or

designed for individual student experimentation, observation, or

practice in a particular field of study. Included in this cate-

gory are music practice rooms, individual study laboratories, and

similar rooms which serve a particular subject-matter area.

ROOM

CODE ROOM CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION (Coned.)

52

250 Non-Class Laboratory: A room used for laboratory applications, re-

search, and/or methodology which requires special-purpose equipment

for staff and/or student. Included in this category are rooms

generally referred to as research laboratories and research labora-

tory:offices.

310 Office: A room used by faculty, staff, or students working at a desk

(or table). Included in this category are rooms generally referred

to as faculty offices, administrative offices, clerical offices,

teaching assistant offices, etc.

520 Athletic-Physical Education Facilities: A room (or area) used by

students, staff, or the public, for athletic activities. Included

in this category are rooms generally referred to as gymnasiums,

basketball courts, handball courts, squash courts, wrestling, rooms,

swimming pools, indoor tracks, indoor fields and fieldhouses.

535 Audio-Visual, Radio, TV Facilities: A room or group of rooms used

in the production and distribution of instructional media. This

category includes rooms generally referred to as TV studios, sound

studios, graphics studios, and similar rooms.

550 Demonstration Facilities: A room (or group of rooms) used to practice

the principles of certain subject-matter areas, particularly

teaching and home managemeLt. This category includes demonstration

schools, laboratory schools, 2a-school nurseries, etc., IF the

facilities support the training of the college level student in-

volved as (certified) teachers.

ROOM

CODE ROOM CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION (Cont'd.)

53

610 Assembly Facilities: A room designed and equipped for dramatics,

musical, devotional, or livestock judging activities. This

category includes rooms generally referred to as theatres, audi-

toriums, concert halls, arenas, chapelsj and (livestock) ludging

pavilions. Assembly rooms are NOT primarily used for instruc-

tional purposes.

620 Exhibition Facilities: A room such as a museum, art gallery or

similar exhibition area. Study collections NOT primarily for

general exhibition such as departmental displays of anthropolo-

gical, botanical, or geological specimens should be classified

under an appropriate laboratory facility category.

54

APPENDIX II

SUMMARY OF STANDARD CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS & SUBJECT FIELDS

1000 DEPTS. OF INSTRUCTION & RESEARCH

1100 G2NERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED

1110 General

1120 Unclassified

1199 (Classrooms)

1200 LIFE SCIENCES1210 Biological Sciences

1220 Agricultural Sci.

1230 Health Sciences1231 Medicine

1232 Veterinary Med.

1233 Dentistry1234 Nursing1235 Pharmacy1236 Public Health1238 Other

1239 General

1299 General Life Sci.

1300 M.C.P.E. SCIENCES

1310 Mathematical Sci.

132n Computer Sciences

1330 Physical Sciences

1340 Engineering Sciences

1399 General MCPE Sci.

1400 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

1410 Psychology

1420 Social Sciences

1499 Gen. Behavioral Sci.

1500 HUMANITIES1510 Fine Arts

1520 Letters

1599 General Humanities

1600 PROFESSIONS

1610 Admin. Professions1620 Education

1630 Environmental Design

1640 Home Economics

1650 Law1660 Social Work1670 Theolou1690 Other Professions

1699 General Professions

(Continued in next column)

1700 TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL1705 Agricultural

1710 Apparel

1715 Business

1720 Construction

1725 Engin'g & Indust'l

1730 Graphic Arts

1735 Health1750 Public Service

1760 Transportation1790 Other

1799 General

1800 PHYS. EDUC. & MIL. SCI,1810 Physical Education

1820 Military Sciences

2000 ORGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS

2100-2820: Same as 1 00-1820

3000 ORGANIZED RESEARCH UNITS

3100-3820: Same as 1100-1820

4000 PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS

4100-4820: Same as 1100-1820

5000 LIBRARY

6000 GEN. ADMIN. & INST'L SERVICES

7000 AUXILIARY SERVICES

8000 NON-INSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES

9000 UNASSIGNED

9081 Inactive

9082 Alteration or Conversion

9083 Unfinished

55

APPENDIX III

TABLES SHOWING SELECTED AREA ALLOCATIONS

TABLE PAGE

E-4 EXAMPLE: Single Room Period--Multiple CourseCredit in One Department 56

E-5 EXAMPLE: Single Room Period--MultipleDepartment Course Credit 57

AREA -

4C7 SC. FT.

TABLE E -

4I.


anek

ROOM USE FOR GRCUP INSTRUCTION

'too"

cr-


whi9f16

44°I.G.

-Hed

isea

ridw

eli

GRACLATE

ROOM 0251

CLASSRCOM

STUCENT ACCOMMODATICKS - (AREA/15) =

27


30

INSTRUCTIONAL USE

PER WEEK

--NrorER

STUDENTS

TIP-

CF CLASS

CAYS

MINUTES

PERICOS

PER wEEK

ROOM USED

COuRSE

NO.

SECTICA

(1)

(2)

13)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

66

BCC)

B5C

MwF

15C

3SOC

421

14

9C0

950

ITS

150

3ANTH

357

12S

900

95C

TIS

150

0ANTF

102

23

1100

115C

NWF

150

3SOC

613

121

1100

1150

rTS

150

3SPAR

202

338

1200

125C

Mwr

150

3ANTH

309

132

1C0

I5C

mwF

15C

3ANTH

325

124

ICC

23C

TIE

180

3SOC

501

1p

200

25C

mwf"

150

3SOC

631

1

101AL

24

ACCOMt-OCATION

(675/ 27)

=ACCCM.

USE

AvE

CCNTACT

HCURS PER

25.00

INDEX

(25.00/

18i

=

ROOM USE BASED CV

3C_HR_uK.INDF.X..,7.1

24/ 10) =_..c.pc**_

*STUDENT ACCOMMCrATION GCAL TMCEX = 1.CC

STUDENT

CONTACT

HOURS

(9)

198

12

87 9

63

114

96

7224

675

1.39*

4C HR wK -

(24/ 40) =

0.60

44 HR wK

(24/ 44) =

0.55

**CLASSROOM USE GOAL - 30 HOUR WEEK INDEX = 1.00

SUMMARY oF ROOM USE BY ACADEMIC UNIT

--CR SCFCOL

CEPARFMENJ_

AREA

STANCARD

ROOM

ROOM

STUDENT

ROOM

ALLOCATION

CODE

CODE

CLASSIFICATION

CONTACT HRS PERIODS

(SO. FT.)

'Cie-ERAL ARTS

pcEERN LANGUiGE-S.

SPANIS)-

1525

Sr.LICLCOY A-NC- 4R-41.--

SCCIULCGY

1425

ANWROPOLOGY

105

110

CLASSRCOM

63

3

110

CLASSROOM

303

12

ILO-

CLASSROOM

309

9

51

204

153

TABLE E

5


era"

, pie

re's

ed.

ROOM USE FCR GRCUP INSTRUCTICN


1Ile

mPEABODY

RCOP 013

CLASSROOM

iceo

radi

r_

AREA

736 SQ. FT.

IsSTUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS

(AREA/i5) =

49


50

INSTRUCTIONAL LSE PER WEEK

STUDENT

NUMBER

TIME

DAYS

MINUTES

PERIODS

COURSE

NO.

SECTICN

CONTACT

SIUCENTS

OF CLASS

PER wEEK

ROOM USED

HOURS

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

23

900

85C

MWF

150

3PSY

211

169

38C0

850

mwF

15C

cN SC

201

19

-

74

9C0

950

MWF

15C

3PSY

407

1222

66

900

950

ITS

150

3PSI'

305

I198

47

ICCO

105C

TIS

I5C

3PSY

301

I141

61

1100

115C

MWF

15C

3PSY

307

I183

51

1100

115C

ITS

15C

3PSY

201

3153

el

100

15C

INF

15C

3PSY

301

2183

23

200

25C

MWF

15C

3PSY

502

169

TOTAL

24

1227

AvE CCNTACT HCURS PER ACCOMPOCATION

(1227/ 49) =

25.04

ACCOM. USE INCEX (25.04/ 18) =

1.39*

RCCP USE BASEC CN

3C Hk WIC

INDEX

(24/ 3C) =

0.8C**

40 HR WK

(24/ 40) =

0.60

44 HR WK

(24/ 44) =

0.55

*STUCENT ACCCMMODAT1Ch GCAL INDEX = 1.00

**CLASSRCCM USE GOAL

30 HOUR WEEK INDEX = 1.00

SUMMARY CF ROOM USE ey ACADEMIC UNIT

CCLLEGF

*17.16=t-bi.

not

not

CEPARTPENT

STANDARC

ROOM

AREA

ROOM

STUDENT

ROOM

ALLOCATION

CLASSIFICATION

CONTACT HRS PERIODS

(SQ. FT.)

ITF

CgR

AL

AkT

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ici.

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PSYOVOLCGY

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CLASSRCCM

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CLASSRCCM

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