Additional Course Forms
Non-Credit Course Forms | Course Attribute Forms
Next Committee meeting: October 21 | Next due date: October 6
Non-Credit Course Forms | Course Attribute Forms
For Non-Credit Courses, use the forms below and submit via the Non-Credit submission form
For attribute forms, fill out the appropriate attribute form(s), then use the Revised Course form in the Curriculum Management System to submit the application
If you would like help with curriculum proposals, contact Curriculum
Submit attribute forms via the Revised Course form (log in to the Curriculum Management System)
100-level language courses do not meet Discipline Studies requirements
Courses submitted for Cultural Literacy must also be approved to meet a Discipline Studies requirement
Courses may not be approved to meet more than one Discipline Studies requirement
Courses should also meet general education requirements at the UO or OSU; contact the Curriculum Team for help determining transfer
Information literacy is a critical skill all students should practice throughout the general education curriculum. Review and consider embedding IL outcomes and criteria when filling out attribute documentation.
Use this form to apply to have a course designated as meeting sustainability criteria. Courses with this designation will appear on the Course Schedule under the Sustainability heading. Submit attribute forms using the Revise Course form.
Use this form to document mathematics instruction, content, and assessment across a CTE program. embedded math content requires a set of core CTE courses that:Â
Represent approximately 40 contact hours of instruction/experience across a program
Are college-level (i.e., not below 100)
Are not 199/299 experimental
Are not 198/298 independent study
Lead to student learning outcomes for CTE math
Additionally, be prepared to describe how your program will ensure that students who transfer core program CTE courses from another school will have met the embedded math outcomes, and how you will develop and sustain a community of practice with math faculty.
Use this form to apply for one of the following options:
Program-specific HR Attribute for a single course (will need to include a syllabus)
Program-specific HR Attribute embedded across multiple courses
Transfer list HR attribute (will need to include a syllabus)
For Career Technical Education (CTE) courses to meet this requirement within a program, a department must fill out the Human Relations form and indicate how their course will meet the criteria. Career Technical courses meeting the human relations requirement are for a specific program or programs only and will not be added to the lower-division HR course list. Include a current syllabus with the HR application. Submit attribute forms using the Revise Course form.