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Curriculum & Instruction Committee
Sample Procedures
August 2008
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PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
Academic Support· Curriculum and Instruction
(626) 585-7034
Date:
July 30, 2008
To:
Curriculum and Instruction Committee
Division Deans
From:
Joseph Futtner
Chairperson
Re:
Curriculum and Instruction Committee - Fall 2008 a
I hope you each had a great summer and welcome back to
will be meeting on Tuesday afternoons. The regular full
Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 cycle schedules are attache
submissions are to be delivered to the Curriculum &
It is required by Title 5 that the district must a
the curriculum approval process have received
related to the curriculum review and approval pr
committee members and division deans will be he
(President's Conference Room). T .
ting will h
accomplished. Please plan on atte
eetin
7171, so that an additional time peri
lyle and Mechanics
oons. The detai led
nt to you in Apri/). All
on that all faculty and staff who are involved in
cellor's Office in the policies and procedures
y certification and yearly orientation for all
er 4 2008 at 2:15 .m. in room C233
r atte
on the work that needs to be
ra Salmon, ext. 7034, or Elizabeth Wood, ext.
receive the information.
entation will be considered at the September 11 1h
Fall and Spring C & I Committee cycles at which 'Urgent
The 'URGENT ACTION
meeting. This is the on
Actions' will be consider
will submit a student nominee as a potential member of the
be made a soon as possible and forwarded to Barbara Salmon, in room C223.
by the Associated Student Board from recommendations made by divisions to
d and confirmed by the 2/3 vote of the Academic Senate Board. The four voting
ions of the College. The students will need to have at least a 2.75 CPA and
xception granted by the C & J Committee, three-quarter-time (9 hours) students.
Review Process and the PCC Course Description Style Sheet. They have been revised
s for what constitutes an 'Urgent Action' request and the WebCMS curriculum
development/sub
rocess. Please use these guidelines, along with the Curriculum Standards Handbook,
Second Edition, March 2003, along with the attached Supplement to the Program and Course Approval Handbook, 2
Edition when preparing your paperwork. All required paperwork must be presented when it is submitted for review
by the Subcommittee on Style and Mechanics. Remember, all proposals for courses and programs will be handled
through WebCMS. Do not hesitate to call if you have any questions. Again, welcome to the 2008-2009 cycle of the
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Curriculum and Instruction Committee.
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Cc: Division Secretaries
c&I 2006-2009
WelcOl'Tle
CURRICULUM REVIEW PROCESS
2008-2009
All curriculum additions, changes, and deletions to courses and occupational programs will be made through
the on-line module of WebCMS, using the following internet pathway:
Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox
www.pasadena.edu
Staff Services
WEBCMS
ADMIN ACCESS
Training and Help: Contact the Curriculum & Instruction Office in
basalmon@pasadena.edu. Individual and group training can be arrange
also available.
ext. 7034, or email
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(revised 6/02) are
ATTACHMENTS TO THIS DOCUMENT:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
LUM REQUEST: Rising out of a need to
f propo
rriculum requests, the C & I Committee is
their basic paperwork, a Summary Proposal Sheet outlining
view proposals produced through WebCMS (see attached
• .. .
. MS (click on 'Data Analysis", andlor call the C & I
s). It is ai~lJ\l!.responsibility of the Division Dean to notify any other
eet their courses or occupational programs.
CURRICU
OR.!.Every individual proposal will have a separate signature sheet - a copy of
this form is attached and is
ilab~~n template form (hardcopy sample attached).
,RECOMMENDED PREPARATION VALIDATION FORMS &
PREREQUISITE, COREQUIS
ON-LINE REQUEST F
e available through WebCMS when you are preparing course/program adds,
changes or modifications c ick on 'Supplemental").
CHANGE REQUESTS:
a.
If the changes are such that basic components of the course are significantly changed, you need to
prepare a modification proposal through WebCMS, the Prerequisite/Corequisite/Recommended
Preparation Validation supplemental form as is appropriate through WebCMS. If the course is being
changed to a transferable course (2 digits) please attach a signed and completed Transfer Certification
Approval andlor the Transfer Course Co/Prerequisite form. These forms are available only through the
Articulation Specialist's Office (ext. 7254). If you are changing a course number please verify with the C
Curriculum Review Process
August 2008
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& I office that the number you wish to assign is available prior to starting your proposal in WebCMS.
b. When courses/programs are deleted (dropped), added or the course number is changed, other course
descriptions or prerequisite statements may be affected. In such a case, when this is the only change
anticipated for the other courses, no new course change paperwork need be generated, but a list of the
affected courses/programs must be attached to the change.
c.
Distance Education Courses (lTV, Online Courses): requests to offer a course through lTV or online is
also done through WebCMS (also found under "Supplementa'").
d. Exploratory (Experimental) Course Proposals: Experimental courses onl undergo the regular curriculum
ch time a new topic is
approval process involving Web CMS the first time they are submitte
g the need for experimentation
addressed, faculty are required to submit to C&I a written rational
jectives (TMOs) and SLOs. This
and a complete course outline, which includes Student Performan
Plea
ntact the C & I
course information is presented to the committee as an informational
Office to obtain the instructions and templates for these types of courses.
ADD REQUESTS:
a. Please verify with the C & I Office that the
proposal in WebCMS.
b.
A completed Transfer C"rtification A
form with supporting documentation a
transferable) must be attached. These fo
DElETION (DROP) REQUES
'b..
~~f~
. the TrlilSfer Cours
isite Confirmation
'ill!fticulation 0 I
ourse is to be
the Articulatio Specialist (ex!. 7254) .
.done through WebCMS.
A copy of ALL existing affected occ
submitted. Affected $ections of the A
'11""
'\,,,
nurntse~~h to
. h the revised certificate pattern MUST be
equirements should also be attached.
A.
8.
e.
d must show the rational for offering these courses "out of catalog."
Special Note: during the coming C & I cycle year there will be only one ·Urgent Action" period • Fall
2008. Any and all "Urgent Actions" must be submitted at the specified period in the Fall 2008 cycle.
CLEAN UP SESSIONS: Only curriculum changes previously presented to th" C & I committee or those
which naturally result from previous actions taken will routinely be considered in the clean up sessions.
The committee will decide if it will review other proposed changes on an emergency basis. Divisions that fail
to meet their scheduled review time or present the C & I committee with unacceptable paperwork run the
risk of not having their changes reviewed in the current cycle.
CUrriculum Review Process
Augus! 2008
Page 2
AVOIDING COURSE DUPLICATIONS: It is the responsibility of the Division Dean presenting curriculum
changes to coordinate these changes with other divisions when duplication might be an issue. Failure to
attempt to obtain a consensus approval prior to coming before the C & I Committee will automatically
exclude consideration of the change. If an attempt has been made and recorded in writing and a consensus
approval has not been obtained, the C & I Committee will determine if it will review the proposed change(s).
SUBCOMMITIEE ON STYLE AND MECHANICS:
The subcommittee will be provided with 1B sets of paper HARDCOPY of;!l! courses, programs and required
backup paperwork along with the Summary Proposal Sheet and a Sign-off Fo.
for each course or program.
C & I Meeting Schedules.
This paperwork will be submitted to the C & I Office, C223, as scheduled .
FULL CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE MEMBERRESPO
In an effort to reduce paperwork, the full C & I Committee meeting paperw
each proposa
electronic. It is the committee member's responsibility to re
the member would like a hardcopy of the proposal they can
't at their own
number of hard copies will be available at the meetin
t
ally only be di
during the full committee meeting.
The full committee will receive prior to each me
1.
2.
3.
Agenda and Consent Item
Summary Proposal Sheet fr
Signature Sheet for EACH co
required documentation.
Divisions do not roy;
available e/ectronicall
e Full C & { Committee since it is
necessary number of copies/packets (49 complete
The deadlines for
& Instruction Office in C223 at ex1. 7034.
Curriculum Review Process
August 2008
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AITACHMENT A
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Data Analysis - Curriculum
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PASADENA
CITY(DLl£GE
Data Analysis - Curriculum Management
DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES
User: Barbara Salmon (SALMONS) Stage: Curriculum Office Review
To view or print a proposal, click on the Proposal name
(hyper~linked}.
Proposal
Type
Action
Last Revised
Stag
BIOL 102A
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COURSE
MOD
6/7/2005 10:04:05 AM
1
PHYSC 25
(1)
COURSE
ADD
5/9/2005 7:14:3B PM
1
COURSE
ADD
5/9/20057:00:19 PM
1
COURSE
MOD
5/912005 6:52:42 PM
1
COURSE
MOD
2/1/2005 3: 19:24 PM
1
I) PROGRAM MOD
5/31/2005 3: 14: IB PM
1
PROGRAM ADD
5/31/2005 3:07: 50 PM
1
PROGRAM ADD
5/31/20052:02:53 PM
1
PROGRAM ADO
5/31/200510:53:22 AM
1
PROGRAM MOD
2/11/20051:45:38 PM
1
GEOL Geol 5 CI)
GWL 12L
BIOL 28
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BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY - LABORATORY ASSIST. OPTION
BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY - COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY - LABORATORY SKILLS
BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY· CELL CULTURE
BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY
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C:I)
Prapoula Found: 10
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This icon indicates that this propoaal has been returned to you.
CliCk it to see why.
(;) Click lhis icon to lee author information.
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Click thiS icon to see Bll audit: trail for the proposal.
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Click this leon to view t1'l8 propo$Bl.
Main I My Proposals I All Proposals I Data Analysis I Official Data I Configuration I Lc
ATTACHMENT B
PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
CURRICULUM SIGN-OFF FORM
C & I SUBCOMMITTEE DATE:
CHECK ONE:
[J ADD
CHANGE
DISTANCE EDUCATION REQUEST
DELETION
o
o
o
C & I FULL COMMITTEE DATE:
EFFECTIVE DATE:
DIVISION: BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
COMPLETE SECTION A OR B:
A.
COURSE TITLE & NUMBER (i.e, ENGL 1A):
FULL NAME OF COURSE:
NUMBER OF UNITS:
C-FTE:
TOTAL LECTURE HOURS:
B.
TOTAL LAB HOURS:
TBA:
OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE NAME:
CHECK ONE:
D
o
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT (minimum of 18 units)
OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS CERTIFICATE (17 unit. or less)
TOTAL CERTIFICATE UNITS:
CLEARANCES AND APPROVALS
SIGNATURES (Required prior 10 C & I considerationl:
Has this request been discussed with other Divisions or
sub-departments that may be impacted?
Check one:
DIVlSION DEAN
DATE
FACULTY AUTHOR
DATE
C & I COMMITTEE FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE
DATE
SLOCOORDINATOR
DATE
Yes
DN/A
(For Curriculum & Instruction Office Use Only)
APPROVAL DATES
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
"ASSOCIATE DEAN, CAREER & TECHINCAL
DATE
EDUCATION
-(Required for all occupational programs and vocational courses)
SIGNATURES (Required following C & IllJJProval):
0
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
(If New or Deleted CourseIProgram)
MCF#,
PACS ACT CODE,
FACULTYCHAlRPERSON
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
DATE
ASSOCIATE DEAN, ACADEMIC SUPPORT
DATE
VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTRUCTION
DATE
_
_
Attached to this sheet is documentation (faCUlty sign-off sheet, department minutes, advisory board minutes, accrediting agency
requirements) that additions, changes, deletions have heen reviewed by the appropriate faCUlty and/or othen.
C & I Sign-off Sheet
REVISED 01123108
ATTACHMENT C
Proposal
Proposal: BIOL 28 ( 10#3072 )
Author(s): Richard Johnston
This proposal requests the MODIFICATION of the COURSE BIOL 28.
Changes Found:
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
H
H
H
H
H
H
-
Prerequisite
Recommended
Catalog Description
Student Performance Objectives
Course Content Outline
Required Materials:Text Books
From:
1. CIS 10 Prerequisite
2. HTML course content
To:
No prerequisite.
Recommended preparation:
Basic computer skills, including word processing, spreadsheets, and Internet
utilization.
No HTML course content.
Rationale:
Removal of eIS 10 prerequsite:
Only basic computer skills are needed for this class (i.e., word processing, Internet
utilization, and familiarity with spreadsheets). Our experience has been that very few
students come from pce, and therefore have to challenge the prerequisite even if
they have a degree in Computer Science. This creates an unnecessary barrier for
enrollment in the class.
Removal of HTML content:
Review of biolnformatics job postings indicates that web page creation and HTML are
not skills generally reqUired for bioinformaticists.
ATIACHMENT D
PASADENA
CrTYCOLlEGE
Proposal
Proposal: BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY - LABORATORY ASSIST. OPTION ( 10#3093 )
Author(s): Wendie Johnston
ThiS proposal requests the MODIFICATION of the PROGRAM BIOLOGICAL
TECHNOLOGY - LABORATORY ASSISTANT OPTION.
Changes Found:
Program Description
Core Units
From:
To:
Rationale:
ATTACHMENT E
Approved by C & I: 11130106
Pasadena City College
Experimental Course Concept Overview
To Be Approved by the C&I Committee November 30, 2006
An experimental course (a.k.a. exploratory course) is a course for whic~Alfull information on
some approval criterion, such as feasibility or need, cannot be deterrnirted until the course is
actually offered on a trial basis." (Title 5)
Experimental courses only undergo the regular curriculum approval pro
olving W~b CMS
;i,
the first time they are submitted. Each time a new topic is addressed, f:
are re,qltired to
submit to C&l a written rationale stating the need for e erimentation and
te course
outline, which includes Student Performance Obje
TMOs) and SL
his course
information is presented to the committee as an
.onal item. ollie reasons for
experimentation are:
• Appropriateness to the college's mi
• Need may be questionable if stu
• Feasibility may be uncertain if c
• Assessment of quality for an exp
service learning, may await actual
for Course Approval
ses, Ac
An experimental course may
D
times in one year and it will be the
responsibility of the.dean to ensure
the co
is not taught more often. By the fourth course
offering, the experiJll,
issues sho
be,resolved and the course resubmitted through the
:Ar
regular C&I process.
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Ste~ for Establishing an Experimental Course
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c~ses
may be offered, the master exploratory courses must be
d oy C&I and the Board of Trustees.
lRItiPft Master Exploratory Topics Courses
To develop the aster course, a faculty member proposes the course to the appropriate
departmental faculty and the division dean. Using the outline module of WebCMS and
following the institutional C&I approval process, the master exploratory courses are submitted
for approval. (For an example, see BIOL 7lA, B, C in the official course outlines located on the
on the PCC website ).
Each master course will be called Exploring Topics in <name of discipline>. For example:
Exploring Topics in Biology, Exploring Topics in Spanish.
[Raft
11/09/2005
For credit courses, the number 71 will designate a transferable experimental class. These courses
may be transferable to a CSU as a general elective credit. When working with variable
lecture/lab combinations, the addition of A, B or C can be included. Please contact the C&l
office for assistance (C223, ext. 7034).
For non-transferable courses, the number 171 will designate a non-transferable experimental
class. When working with variable lecture/lab combinations, the addition of A, B or C can be
included. Please contact the C&I office for assistance (C223, ext. 7034).
Step 2 - Create tbe Individual Exploratory Courses
After the master courses have been created, individual exploratory ~~~;~;e createti in the
following manner. A written rationale for the experiment!!l nature of tl!B,&~l'plorato~;'course
along with a detailed course outline that includes Stude
rformance Obje~~~",,~1Os) and
SLOs is submitted to the C&I Committee for appro
rder to ensw;e tIi~e proposed
course meets the criteria for an experimental course and tha
utory, regu' oryi, and academic
standards are upheld. These courses may be su"
C
time
ng the C&I cycle
consistent with traditional established deadline !j"
This step will need to take place each . e a n2\!ii~\9.Pic is addres d. A division could offer
71A ~" ample) provided that a footnote in the
several sections of Exploring Topics in
schedUle of classes clearly states the di
topics
~, each separate course has been
approved by the C&I Committee, and a c
e cour outline and schedule of classes are
. e (or the schedule of classes need to be
permanently on file in the d
ent offic
followed.
Drnll
11/09/2006
2
Submission Date
ATTACHMENT F
Sub-committee Review Date
Full Committee Review Date
PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
EXPLORATORY COURSE PROPOSAL
Division:
Discipline:
i.e., ACCTG
Course number:
i.e., 71A, 171A
Title:
Semester of First Offering:
Qualifying Criteria:
(Reference: California Community
Col/eges, Program and Course Approval
Handbook)
Reason for offering topic as
exploratory course:
Student Learning 0
(Upon successful completio'
the student . J be able to ... )
. bjlctives:
urses must
learn critical
apply concepts
Course Content Outline:
(Provides a comprehensive, sequential
outline of the course content, including all
major subject matter and the specific body
of knowledge covered.)
Approved 1 1/30/2006
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CLEARANCES AND APPROVALS
SIGNATURES (Required priorJo C &: [co"swerat;on):
FACULTY AUTHOR
DATE
DIVISION DEAN
DATE
SLO COORDINATOR
DATE
C & I COMMITTEE FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE
DATE
(For Curriculum & Instruction Office Use Only)
APPROVAL DATE
ASSOCIATE DEAN,
OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCAnON
DATE
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
SIGNATURES
(Required (oUo",inf
C&: J IIporovalJ:
CHAIRPERSON
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
ASSOCIATE DEAN, ACADEMIC SUP
sheet is d~u~, a~lty sign-off sheet, department minutes, advisory board minutes,
requirem..-J that addllons, changes, deletions have been reviewed by the appropriate faculty
"
Approved 11/30/2006
ATTACHMENT G
C & I COMMITTEE MEMBERS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REVIEWING PROPOSALS
1. log in to WebCMS - Admin Access.
2. Go to"All Proposals" and find course you wish to review.
,.,,~,~!:"
3. Click on course (i.e., Art 198) - you will then see t
a. Proposal - this is a summary of the course propos
. <i~rse
b. Modified/New Course Information - full copy of m
c. Current Course Information: current
'al copy of t ;i>,urse (modifications
'°4"''''1:
and deletions only)
d. If there are Supplemental forms (P!\.•: ..
course form, etc.) they will als9:;~Tist"
4. Click on any item you wish
supplemental forms from this
opening them) if you prefer. I
of the page you will get a printe
(you can also do t . without swit
ing there will be the following:
5.
a.
b.
Slon s
ntation packet containing a Summary
ment A), a "Curriculum Sign-off Form" (attachment
ary sheet (attachment C) for each course or
6. Pro osals are to
of the proposal y
re\l;iewed throu h WebCMS. If you wish to have paper copies
may print them at your computer.
J,
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Please call Barbara Salmon, ext. 7034, with any questions or for help.
Committee RevIew Instructions
july 2008
COURSE & OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION STYLE SHEET
(Effective 2008-2009)
The following guidelines will assist in standardizing information on course and occupational program descriptions to be
listed in the curriculum data base, college catalog and the class schedules. All course and occupational program adds,
changes, or deletions will be done using WebCMS (excluding "Exploratory Courses").
Please remember that WebCMS has replaced previous C & I forms but does not replace the required procedures and
processes required by PCC, the California Community Colleges, and Title 5. The following m~ provide that
information: Pasadena City College Curriculum & Instruction Committee Policy. the C4~rni'~ Community
Colleges. Program and Course Approval Handbook, Sesoud Edition, March 2003 a,:!o:fl'llle Suppl!l!.lJent to the
Program and Course Approval Handbook, 2"· Edition. You may access these doc~through l!Q<:;'s Pegasus Mail,
Noticeboards, Curriculum & Instruction Committee. document titled C & I LINKS. Addiil~>;op~'malbe obtained
.-.. ";;':
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from the C & I Office, C223, ext. 7034.
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COURSE DESCRIPTION GUI
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(Note: The following guidelines reflect the order of course information as sn
Catalog.)
1.
2.
COURSE TITLE _-USE ALL UPPER CASE
Limit length to 47 spaces and characters.
'/
ORDER OF APPEARANCE OF COU
Description: State as briefly as possible, to
Ld~RS
",,,,,,,1',.,/
"40':"/
ng each new item with a capital letter.
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a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Minimum six hours eae
Six hours
s, 6 hours each wee
Five w
Includes',
Each COll
, d <:
Note:
. less than semester, the "lecture/lab" follows.)
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ReqUIre ...\}{;
Recommend~,
,".:
dJlII-~Maximumcrelli€'".
No credit iftak~ after .....
Pa
ss grad!9Q.,.
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mester; Summer or Winter intersession (used for scheduling limitation)
ours, total laboratory hours (i.e., Total of 54 hours lecture and 36 hours laboratory.).
o.
p.
q.
Fi
ered as .... (should include any change in units and hours)
Tran er credit statement for all courses numbered 1-99 in Section 5
Example:
Intensive practice at an advanced level in oral and written expression of spoken Swahili. Required instructional trips.
Recommended Fmch I. Total of 54 hours lecture, and 36 hours laboratory. First offered Spring 2009.
Transfer Credit: CSU; Uc.
(For additional examples see Section 5 of the 2008·2009 College Catalog.)
C & 1 2008-2009 Style Sheel
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Additional Guidelines
1.
2.
Do not use a conuna preceding the conjunctions "and" nor "or" when these words separate the last two items in a
series.
Use "each" instead "other."
OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES
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ALL additions and revisions to occupational programs (Certificates of Achievement, Oc ""htional Skiijs Certificates,
noncredit Certificates of Completion) must be done through WebCMS, Instructions
in the . M S Faculty
User Manual. There is one important change from the manual: PCC has variable units i
RtOgrams thill;efore,
when revising or adding programs you must now calculate the number of units in each s
'er and in thejf!,tal
units of the program - it will not be done automatically.
The C & I Office suggests that you prepare any individual course add; ,
changes to programs, WebCMS will automatically use the proposed curricu
Since the preparation of programs is a relatively new
the staff will assist you in learning this process.
process~j'
Keep in mind as you change or develop programs th
the Chaneellor's Offiee as outlined in the Currie
Su lement to tbe Pro ram and Course A
Education for further information.
Note: The Curriculum
C & I 2008-2009 Style Sheel
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PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION COMMITIEE
REVISED
FALL 2008 MEETING DATES
Note: Except for "Urgent Actions" meeting, all course and program changes should have an effective date of: Summer 2009
AGENDA
CAREER & TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
COURSES(PROGRAMS TO
C221A
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION
OF 18 SETS OF CURRICULUM
RECOMMENDATIONS TO
SUBCOMMITIEE FOR REVIEW
Due bv 4:00 p.m. ­ C223
SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING
DATE
1:15 p.m.
C233 (Pres. Conf. Room)
FULL COMMITIEE
MEETING DATE
2:15 p.m.
C233 (Pres. Conf. Room)
REQUIRED ORIENTATION
(For: C & I Committee Members
& All Division Deans)
Thursday, September 4
Divis
Social Scieffces
Visual Arts & Media Studies
Divisions:
Business & Computer Technology
Engineering & Technology
I Tuesday, September 2
Divisions:
English
Health Sciences
I Tuesday, September 9
Tuesday, September 23
Thursday, October 9
(Paperwork due: 9130
4 a.m., C223, 49 sets
Tuesday, September 23
Tuesday, September 30
Thursday, October 16
(Paperwork due: 101B
4 a.m., C223. 49 sets
Tuesday, September 16
Divisions:
Tuesday, September 16
Tuesday, September
30
Tuesday, October 7
Languages
Library
Community Education Center
Thursday, October 23
(Paperwork due: 10115,
4 p.m., C223, 49 sets)
Thursday, October 30
Clean-up
Tuesday, September 23
Tuesday, October 7
• Date is PRIOR to the beginning of the Fall 2008 semester.
Tuesday, October 14
(Paperwork due: 10122,
4 a.m., C223, 49 sets
C&I FALL 2008
713112008
PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
SPRING 2009 MEETING DATES
Note: All course and program proposals should have an effective date of: SUMMER 2010
AGENDA
Divisions:
Natural Sciences
I
CAREER & TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
COURSES/PROGRAMS TO
C221A
Tuesday, February 24
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF
18 SETS OF CURRICULUM
RECOMMENDATIONS TO
SUBCOMMITIEE FOR REVIEW
/Due bY 4:00 p.m. - C223
Tuesday. March 10
SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING
DATE
1:15 p.m.
FULL COMMITIEE
MEETING DATE
2:15 p.m.
C233 (Pres. Conf. Room)
Tuesday, March 24
Thursday, April 9
(Paperwork due: 411,
4 p.m., 9221 49 sets)
Room: C233
Clean-up
Tuesday, March 3
Tuesday, March 24
Tuesday, April 7
Thursday, April 30
Room: C233
(Paperwork due: 4/15.
4 p.m., C223, 49 sets)
• Date is PRIOR to the beginning of the Spring 2009 semester.
Note:
Campus closed on: February 13-16, 2009 and March 31, 2009
SPRING SEMESTER STARTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2009
SPRING BREAK: 4!2U-25/2009
C&l Spnng 2009 8114(2006