Texas A&M course catalog
Search every course in the Texas A&M catalog by what you actually want: a topic, a graduation requirement, or a course code. Then check the grade history, enrollment, and instructors behind it before you register.
No account needed. Built on Texas A&M public catalog and grade data.
What it does
Name the subject in a few words: machine learning, Texas Government, Film History. Short and specific works best: enough to say what you mean, but no need for a full sentence. Courses still turn up when the catalog words things differently than you would.
Narrow by term, subject, campus, and degree level, or by core curriculum area, university requirements like Writing Intensive, and the restrictions that apply to your major.
Every course opens to its grade history, enrollment trends, current section availability, and the instructors who have taught it, with a page for each professor.
Who it's for
Find courses that fit your term, campus, and degree level, and see which sections still have room before your registration window opens.
Track down the core curriculum and university requirement credits you still need, without reading the catalog line by line.
Answer "what else could I take?" with the grade history, section data, and eligibility restrictions already on screen.
Application demo
Six steps through the search engine. Every image below is a real screenshot of the running application.
Start with a few words for what you want: a topic like machine learning or Film History, or a course code like POLS 206. Keep it short and specific. The example below still lands on the right courses even though the catalog never uses that exact phrase.
Choose the term you're registering for and results narrow to courses with sections that term. Pick Total Course Catalog instead to search every course A&M offers, whether or not it is running right now.
Type a subject code with autocomplete, choose one or more campuses, and decide how results are ordered: by relevance, by how heavily enrolled a course is, or by GPA.
This is where degree plans get settled: core curriculum areas, university requirements like Writing Intensive, course level, instruction format, and the eligibility restrictions that apply to your major.
Every active filter becomes a chip under the search panel. Click one to drop that filter, or clear them all at once. Results update immediately, so you can widen a search that came back too thin.
Each result carries its GPA, recent enrollment, prerequisites, and how many sections are still open. Open sections only hides anything already full. Open a course for its full grade history, enrollment trend, current sections, and a page for each professor who has taught it.
Start with a subject, a course code, or just a topic you're curious about.
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