Information for Faculty/Staff

Curriculum Committee - Directions and Forms

Follow the process outlined below to submit a graduate new course proposal ,or a graduate course change proposal.

Which Form Do I Use?

 

New Course Proposal Form

Course Change Form

Graduate X Course Form

Propose new graduate course

X

 

 

Add a 600-level version of a 400-level course

X

 

 

Cross list a graduate course

X

 

 

Three or more changes to a course

X

 

 

Delete a graduate course

 

X

 

Title change

 

X

 

Description change

 

X

 

Credit change

 

X

 

Number change

 

X

 

Pre/Co-requisite change

 

X

 

Several Number and/or Prefix changes due to common course numbering & articulation

 

 

X

Propose an Experimental Course

Directions for submitting a new course or a course change for review to the Graduate College Curriculum Committee

Note: Due to the transition to PeopleSoft, the Curriculum Committee forms have changed. Please refer to the following Glossary of Terms page for an explanation of some of the new terminology on these forms: Glossary of Terms.

  1. Complete the new course proposal form or course change form after consulting the table for direction. Save the file as a Word document. Name the file with the prefix, course number and either the word “new” or “change” (i.e., SOC725New.doc).
  2. Fill in your name and e-mail address as the Course Developer in the Routing and Approval Box on the form. THIS CONSTITUTES YOUR ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE.
  3. Be sure to fill in all the names, e-mail addresses, and phone numbers of the rest of the individuals who will be reviewing your course in the Routing and Approval Box before saving and sending the form.
  4. When pasting your syllabus, make sure there are no section/page breaks in the document. Section/page breaks will not paste in the form.
  5. E-mail the completed form (as an attachment) containing your electronic signature to the next appropriate person on the list. Cut and paste the paragraph below (beginning Dear Colleague) into the body of the email in order to properly route your new course proposal or course change. Be sure to insert your name and e-mail in the spaces provided in the text below.
  6. The subject of the e-mail should be the department prefix, the course number and the word “new” or “change” (i.e., SOC725New).

Cut and paste the letter below into the body of your e-mail:

Dear Colleague:

You are receiving this e-mail as part of the official routing of a Graduate College Curriculum Committee Form to either PROPOSE A NEW GRADUATE COURSE or to CHANGE AN EXISTING GRADUATE COURSE. Please open the attached WORD document; it contains the form as completed by the Course Developer (insert course developer's name here), and the syllabus if it is a new course.

This e-mail requires the following actions from you:

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