Get Academic Unit Communication Studies Department Type Of Course Proposal New Changex Deletion Does

This guide provides clear instructions on how to complete the Academic Unit Communication Studies Department Type Of Course Proposal for new course proposals, changes, or deletions. Follow these steps to ensure a thorough and accurate submission.

Follow the steps to effectively fill out the proposal form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the proposal form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Fill out the 'Academic Unit' section, specifying 'Communication Studies Department' as the relevant department.
3. Select the type of course proposal by marking the appropriate checkbox for 'New', 'Change', or 'Deletion'.
4. Indicate whether the course fulfills a requirement for single-subject or multiple subject credential students by checking 'Yes' or 'No'.
5. Complete the department chair's name and the date fields accurately.
6. In the 'Semester Effective' section, choose the term when the course will start and fill in the year.
7. Provide the course prefix and number in the 'Prefix & No.' section.
8. Indicate the number of units the course is worth.
9. Fill in the course title accurately as well as the justification for any changes, such as removing cross-listing.
10. Write a concise new course description that is no more than 80 words, ensuring it follows the catalog guidelines.
11. List any prerequisites or corequisites required for the course.
12. Select 'Yes' or 'No' for the questions regarding grading options and instructor approval.
13. Specify the course classification and other pertinent details such as cross-listing and how many times the course can be taken for credit.
14. For new course proposals or substantive changes, describe the expected learning outcomes in the specified format.
15. Outline the assessment strategies that will be used to evaluate the learning outcomes.
16. Indicate the target audience for the course: majors, minors, general education, etc.
17. Determine if the course is required for a degree program and identify the program if applicable.
18. Address whether the proposal will significantly impact the use of College or University resources.
19. Ensure that the department chair's signature is included to confirm that affected programs have reviewed the proposal.
20. Gather the necessary signatures for approval before proceeding.
21. Save any changes made to the proposal form and download, print, or share your document as needed.

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