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Moratorium on Course Changes

Requests for course additions, changes and deletions will be accepted through September 15, 2009. After this date, a moratorium will be effective until Connect Carolina is operational (anticipated in late 2010 or early 2011). For additional information, see the memo, Moratorium on Course Changes, or call Laurie Holst, 843-5473.



Forms/Instructions: Course Changes

The guidelines establishing the 2006 "Making Connections Curriculum" are intended to assist faculty as they propose courses. The "Criteria for General Education Requirements: Guidelines for the Submission and Review of Course Proposals," can be downloaded as a PDF.

Beginning in fall 2006, departments that wish to add, change or delete courses must do so through Faculty/Staff Central.

Please note: All courses submitted in fall 2009 must have an effective date of fall 2010 or later. 

To Submit a Course Change/Addition/Deletion:

  1. Go to Faculty/Staff Central ( http://facultystaffcentral.unc.edu ), enter your onyen and password.
     
  2. Under Course Approval Menu, choose Course Request Approval.


     
  3. Once the new page opens, enter the number of the course on which you wish to work, and choose Revision, Addition or Deletion. Sample Revision Form
     
  4. A new page will open. Enter all appropriate information. Please note that if a course is proposed to fill a General Education requirement, you must upload a syllabus or fill in the fields titled Course Description, Reading Assignments, and Grade Assessment.
     
  5. Once you have filled in all fields, scroll to the bottom of the page and click Submit.

Course changes may be submitted at any time during the year, but will only be reviewed during the fall and spring. If courses arrive at the Office of Undergraduate Curricula through the online system by September 15th/January 15th, the courses will be reviewed by the Administrative Boards.

Once submitted by Scheduling Officers, courses will be routed to the department approver, the Office of Undergraduate Curricula, the appropriate academic division, the Subcommittee on General Education (only courses proposing Gen Ed requirements and courses that do not fall under a division), and finally the Administrative Boards. The Administrative Boards meet to review curricula and course changes.

Departments that wish to revise their major or minor curriculum can on the curricular changes page.