Faculty Course Credits and FTE Enrollment Data
Fall 1995

UO

OSU

PSU

WOSC

SOSC

EOSC

OIT

TOTAL

Instructional FTE

692.48

584.22

390.67

187.54

185.40

79.11

109.18

2,228.60

876.56

691.92

529.51

188.70

194.55

79.11

119.91

2,680.26

6,312

4,903

5,854

2,517

2,479

960

1,140

24,165

8,470

6,687

8,398

2,731

2,827

1,083

1,324

31,520

Average Instructional Course Credits@

9.12

8.39

14.98

13.42

13.37

12.14

10.44

10.84

9.66

9.66

15.86

14.47

14.53

13.69

11.04

11.76

12,564

10,439

6,003

3,458

3,433

1,474

1,591

38,967

16,076

13,284

9,833

3,628

3,774

1,584

1,800

49,979

18.14

17.87

15.37

18.44

18.52

18.63

14.57

17.48

18.34

19.20

18.57

19.23

19.40

20.02

15.01

18.65

*Faculty include professors, associate professors, assistant professors, senior instructors, instructors, and lecturers who taught credit courses (excluding continuing education) in Fall 1995, are budgeted in state-assisted accounts, homed in an instructional account (-050-0001 through -5499), and have a "regular" appointment status (as opposed to temporary or occasional). For OSU's Agricultural Experiment Station, Forest Research Laboratory, and OSU Extension Service, the numbers include faculty homed in any -050- account with at least some FTE budgeted in an instructional account.
**Total FTE includes ranked faculty plus graduate assistants and adjunct instructors who taught courses.
# "Instructional course credits" is the credit hour value of courses taught by ranked faculty and by all instructional FTE, respectively. Includes independent study courses. Course credits of "Total FTE" include courses taught by administrators and instructors budgeted in non-instructional departments; those instructors are not included in the instructional FTE counts.
@Average Instructional Course Credits = Ranked Faculty Course Credits divided by Ranked Faculty FTE and Total Instructional Course Credits divided by Total FTE.
##FTE enrollment is based on 15 credit hours per term for undergraduates, 12 credit hours per term for master's and postbaccalaureate graduate students, and 9 credit hours for doctoral students.
Source: OSSHE Institutional Research Services, Fall Term 1995-96, Report FBWL94.