…number of faculty that must teach Triple-Is each academic year. This is set through an agreement between the College of Arts and Sciences and each department. Every fall, the Senior…
…catalog number (e.g., AMST 55H-001), it is an honors class. These classes are reserved for Honors Carolina students and are not included in the survey. You may have the option…
…other units who teach in the disciplines most relevant to the particular minor. At least 15 credit hours of university-approved, permanent-numbered undergraduate coursework is required for a new minor. Students…
…engage in the learning process. Items to Include on Your Syllabus ItemDescription Course information Course department or course code, course number, title, credit hours, meeting pattern, term and year, instructional…
…to the listed contact, not the Office of Undergraduate Curricula. Course Number Category AllChancellor’s Science ScholarsGeneral Education – First Year Foundations requirementGraduate special topics classInterdisicplinary Studies majorsStudy AbroadUndergraduate Research…
…same number of courses to complete their requirement as they would have without a substitution. For quantitative substitution approved students this means taking one course to fulfill each applicable requirement:…
…the Curriculum Analyst. Student Eligibility Who can submit a Gen Ed petition? Seniors* Transfer students *A student’s classification (sophomore, junior, senior) is determined by the cumulative number of credit hours…
…inactivate a course, submit a course proposal in CIM. To learn more, see Course Proposals. ContactsThe department /school website, physical address, phone number, and a list of important contacts for…
…be included in the proposal. Courses are often numbered *91 and *92 (e.g., 191, 292), but not always Courses should fulfill Gen Ed credit: IDEAs in Action: High-Impact Experience (HI-LEARNTA)…
…Completing this not only serves as a communication mechanism for prospective students, it may reduce the number of emails and drop/adds to your course. How Do I Use It? Go…
