Get Course Proposal Template

Filling out the Course Proposal Template is a critical step in developing a new course. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete the template online, ensuring you understand each section and requirement.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your Course Proposal Template.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Course Proposal Template and open it in the editor.
2. Begin with Section I by entering your name in the designated field. Indicate your Gallaudet affiliation and position. If you are not affiliated with Gallaudet, provide your current affiliation and position. Additionally, include your email address and the date when you completed the form.
3. Proceed to Section II, where you will specify the effective term for the course, which can be Fall, Spring, or Summer.
4. Enter the course title into the appropriate field. Ensure to include both a long title for the catalog and a short title suitable for transcripts (20 character limit).
5. Specify the number of course credits, calculating one credit per 14 hours of contact time or equivalent workload for online courses.
6. Draft a formal catalog description that outlines course content and emphasizes how it supports diversity.
7. List the enrollment criteria, specifying any minimum requirements for prospective students.
8. Detail any prerequisites required for the course, such as previous coursework or experience.
9. Choose a grading basis for the course: graded, pass/fail, or non-credit.
10. Provide information on course characteristics, including cross-listing with other courses, overlaps with existing courses, and cooperative statements from other departments.
11. List the competencies of the instructor(s) and include documentation if necessary.
12. Detail any applicable fees, such as tuition or material costs.
13. Set an enrollment limit indicating the maximum number of students allowed in the course.
14. Indicate if permission is required from an instructor or department for students to register.
15. Select the class format, specifying whether the course will be delivered online, face-to-face, or in another format.
16. Provide a rationale for the course, highlighting its need and potential audience.
17. Articulate student learning outcomes (SLOs) and the target level of performance students are expected to achieve.
18. Describe methods of assessment for each SLO, detailing how and when assessments will occur.
19. Discuss the pedagogical strategies that will be employed to achieve the SLOs.
20. Outline learning activities and resources available to students, including opportunities for applied experience.
21. Make a note of accessibility considerations for making the course accessible to all students.
22. Detail the technical requirements needed, including hardware and software specifications.
23. Prepare a course syllabus using the provided template, detailing the content that will be taught.
24. Identify a contact person for questions related to the course, providing their email and phone number.
25. Once all sections are completed, review your form for accuracy and completeness. Finally, save your changes, download a copy, or share the form as needed.

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