Get Course Proposal Form - Ecu

Completing the Course Proposal Form for Ecu is an essential step in introducing or modifying a course within the curriculum. This guide aims to provide a clear and concise approach to navigating each section of the form, ensuring that users can successfully submit their proposals online.

Follow the steps to fill out the Course Proposal Form effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Course Proposal Form and open it in the appropriate editor.
2. Fill in the course prefix and number in the designated field. Ensure these identifiers are consistent with existing courses.
3. Enter the date of the proposal submission in the specified format.
4. Select one requested action by checking only one of the provided options: New Course, Revision of Active Course, Unbanking and Revision of a Banked Course, or Renumbering of Existing Course.
5. Indicate the current and expected future delivery methods by checking all applicable boxes. Choose from options such as on-campus, distance course, online, among others.
6. Provide a justification for the new course, revision, unbanking, or renumbering. Clearly explain the purpose, identify any academic gaps, and include who was involved in the assessment.
7. Write the course description exactly as it should appear in the catalog, ensuring clarity and relevance.
8. Indicate whether the course will be required or elective by answering yes or no for both categories.
9. If requesting writing intensive (WI) credit, confirm whether WI credit has been approved and if all sections will be WI.
10. If requesting service-learning (SL) credit, indicate the approval status and if all sections will be SL.
11. Choose whether foundations curriculum (FC) credit is being requested by indicating approval status and checking the appropriate box for the category.
12. For courses affecting teacher education programs, confirm whether approval by the Council for Teacher Education is applicable.
13. Fill in the course credit details for lecture, lab, studio, practicum, or internship hours, along with the total credit hours.
14. Estimate the anticipated yearly student enrollment for the course.
15. List any affected degrees or academic programs that are related to the proposal.
16. Indicate if there is any overlap or duplication with affected units or programs.
17. Specify the instructional formats utilized in this course.
18. Attach a statement of support, providing a memorandum that discusses budgetary and personnel impacts.
19. Complete the course syllabus information, including textbooks, course objectives, topic outline, and list of assignments with grading criteria.
20. Finally, save your changes, download the form, print it for records, or share it as necessary.

Complete your Course Proposal Form online today to contribute to the academic offerings at Ecu.