Graduate Curriculum System New Course Proposal Form

Semester of this course submission: Summer 2012

USF System Specific Course Processing Instructions: Graduate Curriculum Process

Colleges may have additional internal procedures; check with your college for information. For help with this form, please contact chines-cobb@grad.usf.edu.


Course and Syllabus Information

The following information is required for either State Submission, Graduate Council Review, and/or creation of a record in Banner/OASIS. Please be complete in your responses.

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  1. Prefix:

  2. Level:

  3. Number:
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  4. Full Title (62 characters maximum): (to update please press button)

  5. Abbreviated Title (30 characters maximum): (to update please press button)
    Please note this prints on the official transcript.

  6. Is the course title variable?

  7. Is a permit required for registration?

  8. Are the credit hours variable?

  9. Credit Hours
    (List max-min if variable):

  10. Section Type:

  11. Grading Option:

  12. This Course if Offered:

  13. If an online course, what is the percentage of time a student must go to campus?:

  14. Prerequisites: Prefix and Number only (e.g. MHS 6100) (Do Not list other pre-reqs, such as test scores)
    Verify the course(s) exist AT USF: http://scns.fldoe.org/scns/public/pb_inst_dtl.jsp

  15. Corequisites: Prefix and Number only (e.g. MHS 6100)
    Verify the course(s) exist AT USF: http://scns.fldoe.org/scns/public/pb_inst_dtl.jsp

  16. Course Description (255 characters maximum - including spaces):
    (please include registration restrictions)

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  17. Course Objectives:

  18. Student Learning Outcomes:

  19. Major Course Topics:

  20. Course Textbooks (600 characters maximum):

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  21. Course Readings, Online Resources, and other purchases (e.g. lab supplies, instruments, etc.):

  22. Student Expectations/requirements and Grading Policy with Percentages (e.g. 2 Exams and 1 Paper, each work 33%):

  23. Assignments, exams and tests:

  24. Attendance Policy (must include reference to University Policies):

  25. Policy on Make-up Work (include reference to University Policy on Academic Integrity):



    Program Fit/Concurrence Information

  26. What Program Does this Course support?

  27. Is this course part of the core program requirements or is it an elective?

  28. Is this course is part of a required sequence in the program?

  29. At a minimum, a terminal degree (typically a doctorate) is required to teach graduate courses. What other qualifications, training and/or experience are necessary to teach this course? (List minimum qualifications for the instructor.)

  30. What other programs would this course service? (list all that apply)



    Justification

  31. Please briefly explain why it is necessary and/or desirable to add this course:

  32. What is the need or demand for this course?

  33. Has this course been offered as Selected Topics/Experimental Topics course?


    Faculty Contact Information

  34. Faculty Contact Person:

  35. Faculty Access Password: (8 characters only)

  36. Faculty Phone: (e.g. 8139742846)

  37. Faculty Email:
    (all lower case please, e.g. rockybull@usf.edu)

  38. Campus Affiliation:

  39. College:

  40. Department:

  41. Budget Account Number: (the account number of the administrator of the course where SCH is to be credited)

    Routing Process:

  1. Faculty submits this form into USF Graduate Curriculum System.
  2. Once submitted, it is viewable online at: XXXX with the current status.
  3. Once routed through the College process, the College notifies the Graduate School of approval.
  4. Once approved by the College the course is reviewed and approved by the Graduate Council.
  5. Once approved by the Graduate Council, the USF SCNS liaison is notified of the approval and submits the course to SCNS.
  6. Once approved by SCNS, the Registrar is notified the course shall be created/updated in Banner/OASIS to allow for scheduling a course.
  7. Once the course is created/updated in Banner/OASIS, faculty may proceed with offering the course.



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