Get New Course Proposal Form - 7/95 - Senate

Filling out the New Course Proposal Form - 7/95 - Senate is a crucial step for educators and program developers looking to introduce new courses. This guide provides clear and concise instructions to help users navigate the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the New Course Proposal Form online.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter the date in the first section, ensuring to update it to the current date if necessary.
3. Fill in the program area(s) relevant to the course, such as Communication.
4. Complete the course information section by adding the course prefix, number, title, and units. Specify prerequisites and corequisites as needed.
5. Provide a catalog description for the course, making sure to avoid using any symbols.
6. Select the grading scheme and indicate if the course is repeatable, along with the various instructional modes and their corresponding hours.
7. Indicate whether the course is always delivered online by selecting 'Yes' or 'No.'
8. Complete the course attributes section, ensuring to submit any necessary documentation to the General Education Committee.
9. Provide a justification for the course and indicate if it is a requirement or an elective.
10. List the student learning outcomes using a numerical order, referencing the Curriculum Committee guidelines.
11. Outline the course content in a brief form, ensuring all key elements are included.
12. Identify any overlapping courses and provide justifications if applicable.
13. List any cross-listed courses, requiring signatures from respective academic chairs.
14. Provide required references to support the course proposal.
15. List any tenure track faculty qualified to teach the course.
16. Include the requested effective date for when the course will first be offered.
17. Indicate whether new resources are requested, and specify what resources are needed, if applicable.
18. State whether this new course will alter any existing degree, credential, or program.
19. Once all fields are completed, review the form for accuracy. Save changes, download, print, or share the form as instructed.

Begin completing your New Course Proposal Form online today!