Get Course Modification - California State University, East Bay

This guide provides clear and concise instructions for completing the Course Modification form for California State University, East Bay. Whether you're a faculty member or staff, this step-by-step approach will help ensure the process is straightforward and efficient.

Follow the steps to complete the Course Modification form effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Course Modification form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Enter the quarter and year for which the course is being proposed, along with the catalog in which the new course will first appear.
3. Specify the name of the department or program offering the new course.
4. Input the alphabetical prefix in uppercase letters.
5. Assign a unique course number and check the course inventory to ensure the number has not been used.
6. Provide a full title for the course, adhering to the 100-character limit.
7. If necessary, enter a shortened title for the class schedule, keeping it within 30 characters.
8. State the unit value of the course, indicating the number of units students will earn upon passing.
9. Craft a catalog description of the course content, limited to a maximum of 40 words.
10. List any prerequisite(s) and co-requisite(s) required for enrollment in the course.
11. Indicate whether there are any credit restrictions related to the course.
12. State if the course is replacing another course and if so, provide the necessary details.
13. Decide on the repeatability of the course and indicate if students can enroll in multiple sections in the same quarter.
14. Specify if the course will be cross-listed or dual-listed and provide the required details.
15. Declare if there will be any miscellaneous course fees and the amount, if applicable.
16. Select the grading pattern for the course.
17. Detail the hours of lecture per week and the expected hours for any activity or lab component.
18. Indicate if the course will be taught entirely online, on-ground, or in a hybrid format and answer related questions regarding teaching strategies and assessment.
19. Clarify if the course is state-support or self-support.
20. Complete the course inventory data and ensure all required details are filled out according to the CSU Course Classification System.
21. Indicate if the course satisfies any General Education or other university requirements.
22. Provide a justification for why the new course is needed and how it relates to existing programs.
23. List the Student Learning Outcomes for the course.
24. Detail any additional resource implications resulting from introducing this course.
25. Consult with other affected departments and document any feedback.
26. Obtain the necessary certifications for department and college approvals.
27. Finally, save your changes. You may download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

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