| Course
Proposal Forms |
| NOTE: Follow
instructions in the Course Form Checklist so that all your forms
are filled out correctly. |
| For
Departments: |
Addition of a Course to the Catalog
Form (For
a Adobe/PDF Version click here) |
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Change or Drop of Course in
Catalog Form (For
a Adobe/PDF Version click here) |
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Course Form Checklist |
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1.
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Has
the proposed course's title been checked in regard to the
other departmental offerings in the school and institute to
make sure there is no duplication or cross-departmental domain
concerns?
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2.
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Is
the course description precise and in the appropriate format?
(Length should be 75 words or less.) Is it descriptive, clear,
and free from unnecessary jargon?
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3.
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Does
the course description include the necessary prerequisites?
If it is a 4000 level course, there must be prerequisites.
If there are specific prerequisites, these courses' departments
and course numbers must be listed.
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4.
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Does
the course description indicate the semester when it will
be offered? (Fall, Spring, Summer)
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5.
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Does
the course carry the appropriate number of credit hours, and
are they included in the description?
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6.
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Have
the course proposal form and accompanying documents, including
the course syllabus, been checked for spelling and typographic
errors?
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7.
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Is
the correct and most recent syllabus for the specific course
attached to the form?
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8.
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Does
the attached course syllabus contain the following:
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a.
The same course number as the paperwork?
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b.
A grading policy?
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c.
A statement on academic integrity?
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9.
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Is
the course cross-listed? Does the description include the
other course number and a notation stating that a student
cannot obtain credit for both courses?
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10.
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Is
the course listed at both the 4000 and 6000 level? Is there
a complete packet for each course containing the form and
a syllabus?
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