Planning a curriculum change for Academic Year 2022-2023?
- UCC Manual, Approved March 2020
- UCC Flowchart
- Curricular Action and Approvals Table
- Curriculum Process Workshop
- Form PCAF - Preliminary Curriculum Approval Form
- Digital ID Signature Instructions
- PDF Error Message, Work Around
Experimental Courses - To ensure that experimental course(s) will be available for students to enroll on the first day of registration, proposals must be received by [email protected] no later than the 7th week of the semester prior to offering. The following dates reflect this deadline:
Summer Semester 2021 experimental course offerings, proposal is due March 19, 2021
Fall Semester 2021 experimental course offerings, proposal is due July 9, 2021
Spring Semester 2022 experimental course offerings, proposal is due October 4, 2021
Curriculum Process
STEP 1: Complete Form A, a "marked up" checksheet or checksheet template (if desired), Form E/F, and Form G (when applicable). (Current version dates are noted. Please use current forms for expeditious processing.)
Form A - Proposal Summary and Routing Form (current 01/14/2021)
Optional - Copy of the current checksheet(s) with notes or a checksheet template for new degree programs.
Form E/F - Course Information Form (current 02/25/2021)
Form G - General Education Approval Form (current forms are on the General Education website)
STEP 2: Email completed forms to the UCC sub-committee, RAM (Registrar, Academic Affairs, MyDegree) at [email protected]. RAM will assist the proposer with finishing Form A and creating consultation forms and proposed checksheets.
For complex proposals, RAM may invite the proposer to a meeting for clarification of implementation.
RAM distributes consultation forms as needed (B,C,G,FIN) and a copy of the proposal.
Form B - Undergraduate/Graduate Curriculum Consultation Form
Form C - FLITE Services Form
Form FIN - Financial Aid Consultation Form
STEP 3: Proposer guides the proposal through the college support process and returns it to [email protected] after Dean approval.