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This article covers documentation related to the initial version (v0) of the course listing API.

Request

To retrieve JSON for a course listing, first see Retrieval under the API - General Usage article.

For the course_ids operation, you can provide any mix of search parameters described below. You must be a system administrator to access any course listing JSON. For example:

/api?version=0&operation=course_ids&year=2021&template=templates

Requests can also be made programmatically by supplying your API key in the X-AUTH-KEY request header, providing your root domain, and appending the aforementioned path.

Response

This API produces output in a JSON format. Below is a formatted excerpt of what you might find when retrieving JSON for a course listing.

[
{
    "id":"307",
    "external_id":"ACCT221_MASTER"
  },
  {
    "id":"310",
    "external_id":"ECON313_12919_202020"
  },
  {
    "id":"8398",
    "external_id":null
  }
]

Note: courses that have no external ID will contain null in the output.

Parameters

To generate a course listing, you may use any combination of the criteria offered on the Concourse Search page. These include:

• Keyword(s)
  
  • keyword=string
• Keyword Mode: One of "all" or "any"
  
  • keyword_mode=all
• Course Title
  
  • title=string
• Subject
  
  • prefix=string
• Number
  
  • number=string
• Campus
  
  • campus_id=string
• School
  
  • school_id=string
• Department
  
  • department_id=string
• Instructor
  
  • instructor=string
• Session
  
  • session=string
• Year
  
  • year=string
• Time Frame: One of "past", "past_current", "current", "current_future", or "future"
  
  • timeframe=current_future
• Credits
  
  • credits=string
• Delivery
  
  • delivery_method=string
• Templates: One of "templates" or "non"
  
  • template=
• Audit Status: One of "0", "1", "2", "3", or "4".
  
  • audit_status=1
  • For the purpose of this API, 0 means New, 1 means In Progress, 2 means Reviewed, 3 means Modified Since Review, and 4 means Submitted For Review.

While each of these parameters are optional, we recommend you apply at least one criteria to limit the number of matching courses in your JSON output.