Course Revisions
Note:If course revision affects subject area, course number, or course title, complete both #1 and #2,
and any other proposed changes.
If course revision does not affect subject area, course number, or course title, complete #1,
and any proposed changes ONLY.
1.Identification of Existing CourseExisting Subject Area
Existing Course Number
Existing Course Title
2.Identification of Proposed CourseProposed Subject Area
Proposed Course Number
Proposed Official Course Title
Proposed Abbreviated Title
3.First effective term for course revision (e.g. Spring 2012=201210, Fall 2012=201230)
4.Offering Unit (See Table of Code Values.)CollegeDepartment
Course Revisions: Check box at leftand complete only those items that are being changed. Leave other items blank.
5.Credit Hours Fixed Credit Hours: Variable Credit Hours
6.Repeat Limit (See instructions.)Total Maximum Hours (See instructions.)
7.Grading (Check all that apply.)Standard Letter GradingPass/Fail OnlyNo Grade
In Progress – IP (course is intended to span more than one term)
8.Schedule Type (See Table of Schedule Types.)
9.Corequisites (courses required to be taken concurrently with this course)
Subject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse Number
10.Equivalent Courses (Include South Campus [C suffix]courses and other equivalent courses.)
Subject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse Number
11.Prerequisites (See instructions.)
Subject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse NumberSubject AreaCourse Number
Other
12.Course Attribute Honors Course Developmental Course
13.Course Restrictions Include/ ExcludeCollegeCollegeMajorMajor Classification
14.Course Description (Indicate exactly as it should appear in the University Catalog. Includepertinent special information, e.g.,course fees, pass/fail grading, field trips, transportation requirements, etc.)
Office of the Registrar UseUCC______/ University Senate______/ CIP______/ Course Desc______
Graduate Council______/ Provost______/ Banner Data______/ Evaluate______
October 2013
Course Inventory Instructions and Code Values
Course Revisions
(Do not forward this instruction sheet with the Course Inventory Form)
General Instructions
The University Course Inventory is updated and maintained by the Office of the Registrar. The purpose of this form is to provide data necessary for revising existing courses in the course inventory. The form will be prepared by the originating department and accompany course materials submitted to the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (UCC) or Graduate Council for action. Following approval by the UCC or Graduate Council,University Senate,and Provost, course information will be entered into the Banner student information system.
Note:This form is not to be used to indicate approval of courses for General Education.
Question 4Table of Code Values
ARArts & Letters
99ARInterdisciplinary/Undeclared
ARTArt
COMMCommunication
ENGEnglish
FLKAFolk Studies and Anthropology
GOVTPolitical Science
HISTHistory
INTInternational Programs
JOURSchool of Journalism and Broadcasting
MLNGModern Languages
MUSMusic
PHILPhilosophy and Religion
SOCLSociology
THEATheatre and Dance
BUGordon Ford College of Business
99BUInterdisciplinary/Undeclared
ACCTAccounting
BABusiness Administration
CISComputer Information Systems
ECONEconomics
FINFinance
MGTManagement
MKTMarketing and Sales
EDEducation & Behavioral Sciences
99EDInterdisciplinary/Undeclared
CNSACounseling and Student Affairs
EALREducational Adm., Leadership and Research
MILMilitary Science
PSYPsychology
TCHSchool of Teacher Education
EXExploratory Studies
ACADAcademic Advising and Retention
NDNon Degree
HHHealth & Human Services
99HHInterdisciplinary/Undeclared
ALHLAllied Health
CDCommunication Sciences and Disorders
CFSFamily and Consumer Sciences
NURSSchool of Nursing
PHYKinesiology, Recreation, and Sport
PUBHPublic Health
SWRKSocial Work
Question 4(Table of Code Values continued)
ISUniversity College
99ISDean’s Office
ASAcademic Support
DCSDiversity and Community Studies
HONHonors Academy
PRSTSchool of Professional Studies
SCScience & Engineering
99SCInterdisciplinary/Undeclared
AGRIAgriculture
AMSArchitectural and Manufacturing Sciences
BIOLBiology
CHEMChemistry
CSComputer Science
ENGREngineering
GEOGeography and Geology
MATHMathematics
PHYSPhysics and Astronomy
PSYSPsychological Sciences
Question 6The Repeat Limit should reflect the number of times a student can enroll for degree credit beyond the first enrollment. Enter zero (0) unless the course can be taken multiple times for credit (e.g., special topics, internships). TotalMaximum Hoursis the number of hours for which a student may receive degree credit for this course.
Question 8Table of Schedule Types
AApplied Learning—Focus on process and/or technique
BLab—Experimental study in a setting equipped for testing and analysis
CLecture/Lab—Combination of formal presentation and experimental study
DApplied Technique—Private or small group instruction
EEnsemble Performance—Group Performance
HClinical—Development of professional skills, typically in a medical setting
IIndependent Study—Individualized instruction between the student & faculty member
KWorkshop—Seminar emphasizing practical applications of a subject
LLecture—Formal presentation of a subject; may include a variety of delivery methods.
MMaintaining Matriculation—Course enrollment requirement during completion of thesisor dissertation
NInternship—Capstone supervised professional experience
OCooperative Education—Practical experience with a cooperating organization
PPracticum—Supervised practical experience
RResearch—Directed investigation or experimentation
SSeminar—Group discussion and exchange of information
TStudent Teaching—Capstone supervised teaching experience
Question 11Be sure to indicate AND or OR, if applicable. Including a pre-requisite on this form does not mean the Banner system will check for completion of appropriate course(s). A separate “On-Line Prerequisite Checking Request” form must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar to initiate on-line prerequisite checking.
Question 13Courses can be restricted either by college, major, or classification. Use this area to include or exclude particular populations for enrollment in this course.