1. Check only one box.
Temporary courses are new courses. Courses which were formerly
temporary courses and are being proposed as permanent courses are new
courses.
2. If a new three-letter
course code is being created, departments should contact the Office
of Enrollment Services to get clearance for the code before proposing
it to the curriculum committees.
7. In most instances
"1=Regular credits" will be the appropriate box.
8. In most instances
"1=A-F grades apply" will be the appropriate box. Students may take
A-F courses pass/fail under the Pass/Fail option.
If "2=Only s/u grades" is proposed, "S/U only"
should also appear in the description in item 4 of the form.
The committees discourage the use of "4=any
grade is valid." Under exceptional circumstances this option may be
approved. A rationale for this grading method and an explanation as
to how students are to be informed about the two possible grading
methods is always required.
10. For additional
information see Open-Ended Courses and Temporary Courses.