Get Academic Unit Education Type Of Course Proposal New Change Deletion X Does This Course Fulfill A

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of filling out the Academic Unit Education Type Of Course Proposal form. Whether you are proposing a new course, making a change, or deleting a course, this step-by-step approach will help you complete the form with clarity and confidence.

Follow the steps to complete the course proposal form accurately.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Academic Unit Education Type Of Course Proposal form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Select the 'Type of Course Proposal' by checking the appropriate box for New, Change, or Deletion. Ensure you check only one option to accurately reflect your proposal type.
3. Indicate whether the course fulfills a requirement for single-subject or multiple-subject credential students by selecting either 'Yes' or 'No'.
4. Provide the semester that the course will be effective. Select from Fall or Spring and enter the appropriate year.
5. Enter the course title and units. The title should accurately reflect the content of the course, while the units should align with institutional guidelines.
6. Complete the justification section by explaining the rationale behind the proposal, including any connections to prior courses.
7. Draft a new course description that complies with the 80-word limit and aligns with catalog copy expectations. Refer to the provided guidelines for assistance.
8. Specify the prerequisites, corequisites, and whether the course will be graded as Letter or Credit/No Credit.
9. Provide information on expected learning outcomes, following the suggested format. Attach a list of required or recommended readings.
10. Describe assessment strategies in detail, outlining how you will measure student achievement of the learning outcomes.
11. Indicate the target audience for this course, and specify if the course is required for any degree programs.
12. Confirm whether the proposed change will significantly affect college or university resources and provide additional details if applicable.
13. Collect the necessary approvals by signing and dating the form and forwarding it to the appropriate authorities.
14. Once completed, you can save changes, print, or share the form electronically as required.

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