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Form Summary Table
Below
is a summary of the forms to use when submitting curriculum.
Form D New Course| Form F
Course Modification | Form X Experimental
| Technology Mediated Form | Course
Outline
| Form
D |
If
you are creating a new course you must complete Form
D - New Course. If this course has a recommendation,
prerequisite or corequisite, you must also complete the Content
Review Form for Prerequisites, Corequisites and Recommendations.
Refer to the informational sheet entitled Selected
English Outcomes for Prerequisite, Corequisite and Recommended
Preparation Content Review Forms prior to filling
out the Content Review Form.
Additionally,
all new courses must include a Course Outline
using the revised format. Refer to the Course
Outline form as well as to the instructional sheet
Guidelines
for Preparing a Course Outline. When submitting
your new course or a modified course with anything but minor
modifications to the Curriculum Committee, you must e-mail
the course outline file to Maria Norris in the Vice President
of Instruction Office. |
| Form
F
|
Use
Form
F - Course Modification when modifying an existing
course. Modifications may include any of the following: changes
in prefix, number, title, method of grading, units and/or hours,
number of repetitions, prerequisites, major change in course
description. Remember, modified courses must include a new or
revised Course
Outline in the new format.
If you modify or add a recommendation, prerequisite or corequisite,
you must also complete the Content
Review Form for Prerequisites, Corequisites and Recommendations.
Refer to the informational sheet entitled Selected
English Outcomes for Prerequisite, Corequisite and Recommended
Preparation Content Review Forms before completing
the Content Review Form. Refer to the Course
Outline form as well as to the informational sheet,
Guidelines
for Preparing a Course Outline.
When
submitting your course outline to the Curriculum Committee,
you are expected to e-mail the course outline file to Maria
Norris in the Vice President of Instruction Office. |
| Form
X
|
Use
Form X
- Experimental Course Request when creating an experimental
course, usually numbered 680 or 880. Experimental courses must
include a Course Outline using the new format.
Refer to the Course
Outline form as well as to the informational sheet,
Guidelines
for Preparing a Course Outline. If you need further
information about experimental courses, refer to the informational
sheet called Experimental Course Guidelines which
provides additional information about when and where an experimental
course might be appropriate.
If the course has a recommendation, prerequisite or corequisite,
you must also complete the Content
Review Form for Prerequisites, Corequisites and Recommendations.
Refer to the informational sheet entitled Selected
English Outcomes for Prerequisite, Corequisite and Recommended
Preparation Content Review Forms before completing
the Content Review Form.
When
submitting your course outline to the Curriculum Committee,
you are expected to e-mail the course outline file to Maria
Norris in the Vice President of Instruction Office. |
| Technology
Mediated Instruction
|
Use
the Technology
Mediated Instruction Form
when
you are creating an "on-line course" or a course
where the majority of the class is taught through, but not
limited to, the following technologies:
- Audio technologies: radio, phone,
voicemail, and audiocassettes
- Video technologies: television, teleconferencing,
prerecorded videocassettes
- Information
technologies: stand-alone work stations, CD ROM, prepackaged
multimedia, e-mail, chatrooms and bulletin boards, and the
World Wide Web.
Technology
mediated courses must also include a Course Outline
using the new format. Refer to the Course
Outline Form as well as to the informational sheet,
Guidelines
for Preparing a Course Outline. If you need additional
help in creating a technology mediated course, please consult
with your Division Dean and the Vice President of Instruction.
If this course has a recommendation, prerequisite or corequisite,
you must also complete the Content
Review Form for Prerequisites, Corequisites and Recommendations.
Refer to the informational sheet entitled Selected
English Outcomes for Prerequisite, Corequisite and Recommended
Preparation Content Review Forms before completing
the Content Review Form.
When
submitting your course outline to the Curriculum Committee,
you are expected to e-mail the course outline file to Maria
Norris in the Vice President of Instruction Office. |
| Course
Outline |
All
new courses and modified courses with anything but minor modifications
must include a new or revised Course Outline. This
Course Outline must be in compliance with the standards specified
in Sections 3 and 5 of the 1995 Curriculum Standards Handbook,
Volume I: Legal and Procedural Requirements. Refer to Skyline's
Course Outline
Form
as well as to our instructional sheet, Course
Outline Guidelines. First
time writing a Course Outline? The
Academic Senate has an excellent "how to" paper
providing invaluable assistance using examples on how to write
each section of the Course Outline. The information in this
paper will enable you to create a Course Outline that
is thorough and comprehensive following Title 5 Regulations.
This paper is easy to read and will answer ALL your
questions! It was adopted by the Academic Senate in Spring
1998 and will prove invaluable to the novice! Click on the
underlined link to read or download: Stylistic
Considerations in Writing Course Outlines of Record.
Click
here if you would like to view examples
of model course outlines featured on the State Academic Senate
Curriculum Website.
If
the course has a recommendation, prerequisite or corequisite,
you must also complete the Content
Review Form for Prerequisites, Corequisites and Recommendations.
Refer to the informational sheet entitled Selected
English Outcomes for Prerequisite, Corequisite and Recommended
Preparation Content Review Forms before you complete
the Content Review Form.
When
submitting a course outline to the Curriculum Committee, you
are expected to e-mail the course outline file to Maria
Norris in the Vice President of Instruction Office. |
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