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CURRICULUM H I H I G H L H L I G H T H T S S P S P R I N G 2 2 0 1 3 F F L E X D A D A Y RESOURCES Program and nd Co Cour urse Appr pproval Hand ndbook Four urth E Edition The Co Cour urse Out utline o of Record: A A Cur


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SLIDE 1

CURRICULUM

H I H I G H L H L I G H T H T S S P S P R I N G 2 2 0 1 3 F F L E X D A D A Y

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RESOURCES

Program and nd Co Cour urse Appr pproval Hand ndbook Four urth E Edition The Co Cour urse Out utline o

  • f Record: A

A Cur Curriculum R Reference Gui Guide Styl yle S Sheet ( (for

  • r l

loc

  • cal practices)
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EDUCATIONAL DESIGN COMMITTEE (EDC)

Is the Title 5 required curriculum committee and is an Academic Senate Committee

Includes faculty and management and performs functions mutually agreeable to District and Academic Senate Ensures that curriculum is Title 5 compliant

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SLIDE 4

Th The C Cour

  • urse O

Out utline of

  • f Re

Record is s a publi lic docu cument wi with a a defined ed l legal s al stan anding t that at defines es t the c e conten tent t of a course

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COURSE OUTLINE OF RECORD ELEMENTS

Course Outline

  • f Record

Elements

Examples of required reading and writing assignments Outside-of-class assignments

Content in terms

  • f a specific body
  • f knowledge

Measurab able

  • bjectives

Methods o

  • f

evaluat ation Inst structional methodolo logy

Catalog & Schedule description Prerequisites, corequisites,

  • r advisories

(if any) Units Data elements for MIS reporting

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COURSE OUTLINE OF RECORD FUNCTION

  • Es

Establ blishes es C CSU-GE E and nd IGET ETC status

  • Es

Establ blishes es and nd s sup uppor

  • rts a

articu culation a agree eements

  • Distinguishes

es a co cour urse f e from o

  • ther co

cour urses es

  • Sup

upports co cour urse t e transfer er d deci ecisions b by recei eceiving insti titu tuti tion

  • Sup

upports p program revi view p proces cess

  • Assists a

accr ccred editing a agency ency r revi view

  • Pr

Provides es e eviden ence ce o

  • f mee

eeting C Chancel cellor’s O Office a and nd Title 5 e 5 req equi uirem emen ents

  • Ensures q

quality and c con

  • nsistency of
  • f course d

deli livery

  • Pr

Provides es d data f for Ma Mana nagem emen ent I Inf nformation S System ems (M (MIS IS) a and a d app pportionment

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COURSE OUTLINE OF RECORD

Maintained in o n official college pa pape per files Stored in n an an electron

  • nic d

doc

  • cument repositor
  • ry called WebCMS

We WebCMS

  • Supports automated development and management of courses

and programs

  • Provides public access to documents

Mad ade e avai ailab able e to eac each i instructor Repo ported electronically t to Ch Chanc ncellor’s O Office

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PREREQUISITES & COREQUISITES

Base Based on course o

  • utline o
  • f record, a

a st student would ld b be highly hly u unlikely t ly to r receive a a sat satisfactory g grad ade wit without k knowl wledge o

  • r

skills lls n not t taught ht i in co course

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PREREQUISITES – SKILLS REQUIREMENTS

If suc uccess in c n cour urse depe pends on n commun unication o

  • r compu

putation skills, p , prerequisite or

  • r cor
  • requisite e

eligibility y for

  • r e

enrol

  • llment in

associate degree c credit cour urses i in n Eng nglish and nd/or M Mathematics should ld b be establi lished

New Implementat atio ion Proced edures es Content Review Pl Plan an

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SLIDE 10

PREREQUISITE PROCESS

Are you u exempt f from the pr process? Provide a rationale a and nd docum umentation.

  • Draft of New Content Review form

Fo For cour urses t that ne need a an n advisory, y, comp mplet ete e the he content revi view form w whi hich requ quires es a a rationale at the t time o

  • f cour

urse submi mission. . Fo For cour urses that are offered wi within t the e tar arge get disci cipl pline, comp mplet ete the cont ntent r review form w which requ quires es a a rat ational ale at e at the t e time me of cour urse sub ubmission

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PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE THAT ARE OUTSIDE THE DISCIPLINE

Comp mplet ete e the cont ntent r review form a at the time o

  • f cour

urse s sub ubmission i inc ncluding the doc

  • cumentation
  • n and e

evidence used t to

  • ma

make t the decision

  • n to
  • add a

a prerequisite or

  • r

corequisit ite. . Have a collegial consultation with h the prere requisite discipline fa faculty at least t three mont nths pr prior to cour urse s sub ubmission to verify t the pr prerequisite o

  • r corequisite is

s appro ropriate an and necessary. . Review ew the Co Cour urse O Out utline o

  • f Record (CO

COR) o

  • f both the pr

prerequisite or corequis isit ite cou

  • urse and t

the t target c cou

  • urse to
  • identify t

the required skills a and k knowledge students m mus ust have pr prior to enr nrolling in t n the target c cour urse and nd match those skills and nd k kno nowledge t to t the pr prerequisite o

  • r corequisit

ite cou

  • urse.

. Review ew sam ample e as assign gnmen ents, methods o

  • f e

eval aluation, syllab abi, an and t tes ests wh when en avai ailab able e to

  • provide e

evidence t that the p prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite is appr ppropriate a and nd necessary. . Review data o

  • f suc

uccess a and nd retention o

  • f the target cour

urse, when a n available, t to determine t that evidence e exists that t the demon monstrated p prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite is n necessary y and appropriate. .

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SLIDE 12

MAINTAINING ADVISORIES

Subm bmit it an n upd updated c cont ntent review f form inc ncluding rationale at the t time of cour urse sub ubmission t to ens nsure that the advisory i is still necessa ssary Evaluate succes ess and ret eten ention d data of the t target et course d disagg ggrega gated b by the advisory to

  • determine whether or
  • r not t

the advisory s y shou

  • uld r

remain, be removed, , or

  • r be removed a

and a a new p prerequisite added. Co Cons nsult with t the he p prerequisite o

  • r corequisite faculty if t

the he advi visory is ou

  • utside t

the disci cipl pline and nd compu putation, reading, c compo position to to verify tha hat the he a advi visory i is appro ropriate. Add dd a pr prerequisite i if t the data i is c compe pelling us using t the pr processes in t n this pl plan. n.

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MAINTAINING PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE WITHIN THE TARGET DISCIPLINE

Comp mplet ete e a content revi view f form w whi hich i includes rationale at the he time o

  • f course

sub ubmission f for the two-year pr prerequisite cont ntent review o

  • r f

four ur-year course e revi view. Exami amine e qual alitative an e and/o /or q quan antitative d e dat ata a to provide e compel elling r g rat ational ale e that at the e prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite shou

  • uld b

be remo moved.

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MAINTAINING PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE OUTSIDE THE DISCIPLINE AND THE PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE IS COMPUTATION, READING, OR COMPOSITION

Comp mplet ete e a content revi view f form w whi hich i includes rationale at the he time o

  • f course

sub ubmission f for the CT CTE two-year “ “prerequisite con

  • ntent r

review” or

  • r the fou
  • ur-

year cour urse review i inc ncluding t the docum umentation a and nd evidence us used t to ma make t the d decision t to a

  • add or
  • r remove a prerequisite or
  • r corequisit

ite with h cour urse sub ubmission. Review ew the Co Cour urse O Out utline o

  • f Record (CO

COR) o

  • f both the pr

prerequisite or corequisit ite cour urse and nd the target cour urse to identify the required skills a and nd kno nowledge students mus ust h have pr prior t to enr nrolling i in n the t target c cour urse and nd ma match thos

  • se skills and k

knowledge t to t

  • the p

prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite cour urse. Review ew samp mple assignme ments, , met ethods o

  • f e

evaluation, syllabi, a , and t tests t to provide e evidence t that the prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite is app ppropriate a and nd necessary. . Review ew data o

  • f suc

uccess and nd r retention o

  • f t

the t target cour urse to determine that evidence exists that t the existing p prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite is necessa ssary and a appropriate or

  • r shou
  • uld be removed.

. Review ew suc uccess a and nd r retention inf nformation o

  • f t

the t target c cour urse when a n available to

  • decide t

that evidence exists t that the p prerequisite or

  • r corequisit

ite remains necessary y and a appropriate or

  • r s

shou

  • uld be removed.

. Exami amine e data d disaggregated by y race, , ethnicity, g , gender, a age, , or

  • r disability t

to

  • det

etermi mine w whet ether o

  • r not disproportionate i

imp mpact e exists. .

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  • 6. SAM Priority Code: [Select One]

A. Apprenticeship Courses offered to apprentices only. B. Advanced Occupational Courses taken in the advanced stages of an occupational

  • program. Each “B” level course must have a “C” level

prerequisite in the same program area. C. Clearly Occupational Courses taken in the middle stages of an occupational

  • program. Should provide the student with entry-level job

skills. D. Possibly Occupational Courses taken in the beginning stages of an occupational program. E. Non-Occupational

  • 7. Please place this course into the appropriate discipline

by selecting from the drop down list. The discipline placement indicates what preparation is needed to teach the course. Discipline faculty may place their courses into more than one discipline as appropriate. Note: SAM Code B requires a SAM Code C level prerequisite

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WRITING CURRICULUM

T H E I N T E G R A G R A T E D E D C C O U R S R S E O U O U T L I N E O F O F R E C O R O R D ( ( O R O R H O W O W T O O U S U S E E T H E S E S T Y L Y L E S E S H E E T E E T

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CURRICULUM CONTENT Fa Faculty a are t the e experts i in the discipline 

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INTEGRATION STATEMENT

Integration occurs when each element of the course

  • utline of record reinforces the purpose of the other

elements in the course outline. Relationship between the objectives of the course, the methods of instruction, assignments, and methods of evaluation used to promote and evaluate student mastery of those objectives.

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SLIDE 19

INTEGRATED COURSE OUTLINE OF RECORD

Measurable Objectives Methods of Evaluation Catalog Description Assignments Methods of Instruction Content Course Purpose

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PARALLELISM FOR CLARITY

Expresse sses ideas of

  • f equal w

weight Emp mphasize zes important i inform rmation and ideas Adds rh rhythm hm and g grace t to writing Aids cons nstruction o

  • f well-developed c

conc ncepts and nd i ideas

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CATALOG DESCRIPTION

Provides well-develop

  • ped d

description

  • n or
  • r summary

y of

  • f all t

the e elements

  • f the c

cour urse Di Distinguishes cour urse from o

  • ther c

cour urses

Us Uses phra phrases Star arts w wit ith prim imary topic ic Includes des det etails required d for s studen dent p planning

TB test requirements • Field trips • Off-campu pus assig ignm nment nts

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SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION

Uses t the first s sentence of

  • f catalog
  • g description
  • n w

when p pos

  • ssible

Do Does no not int ntroduce ne new c conc ncepts Includes es course requ quirem emen ents if p possible w within 130 c character er limi mit

TB test requirements • Field trips • Off-campu pus assig ignm nment nts

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LECTURE TOPICAL OUTLINE

Records t topi pics i in o n out utline form Lists ts r required t topi pics cs Do Does no not ne need t to list a all t topi pical d details Omi mit t ter erms an and phras ases t that at ar are e not topical al Course orientation • Introduction to • Review of • Fundamentals • Basic • Advanced • Overview

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LAB TOPICAL OUTLINE

Reinforce ces l lecture topi pics cs Reflects instru ructional activi vity

  • Adjusting water

er met eter ering d g devices

  • Creat

ating table les u using word processing softwar are

  • Using s

scan anners an and tran ansferring im imag ages to network serve ver

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SLIDE 25

MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES

Beg egin o

  • bjectives w

with pr prima mary v ver erb

  • Succinctly expresses expectations
  • Precisely states intent

Use p plural al form

  • Mastery of objectives extends beyond course
  • Performance expectation applies to multiple instances
  • 1. Compare

e and c contrast t theo eories o

  • f g

group p lea eader ership.

  • 2. An

Anal alyze ze texts t to id identify g genres o

  • f lit

iterature.

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MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES

Ma Map d directly t to topical outlines Orde der ob

  • bje

jectiv ives b by c cog

  • gnitiv

ive level t to a

  • assure t

that hig igher levels of

  • f crit

ritical t thin inking re requir irements a are re represented

1. 1. Expla lain t the r role le o

  • f p

poli litical p philo losophy in p poli litical l science. 2. 2. Wri rite e essa says s desc scri ribing compe peting p political t theori

  • ries.

s. 3. 3. Differe rentiate b between n normative political theor

  • ry a

and empirical p l poli litical t l theory. 4. 4. Analyze t the i influence of h hist stori

  • rical and c

cultura ral contexts s

  • n the way va

vari riou

  • us p

s political philos

  • soph
  • phers d

s define s social problems a s and solution

  • ns.

s. 5. 5. Eva valuate philosoph

  • sophical arguments f

from

  • m t

the l late m modern rn peri riod

  • d t

to t the c contempora porary p peri riod

  • d.
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SLIDE 27

BLOOMS: KNOWLEDGE, COMPREHENSION, APPLICATION, ANALYSIS SYNTHESIS, AND EVALUATION

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SLIDE 28

METHODS OF EVALUATION

TITLE 5 REQUIREMENTS

Relate d directly t y to

  • measurable ob
  • bjectives and cou
  • urse con
  • ntent

Require w writing a assignments unl unless c cour urse is compu putational, pr problem-sol

  • lving

ng , or ski kills lls b based

  • Category 1 – writing
  • Category 2 – computational and problem solving
  • Category 3 – skills demonstration

Inc nclude a rationale i if w writing assignments a are no not appr ppropriate (topi pic s spe pecific) Do Do no not r require c compu putational, pr problem-solv lving, and s ski kills lls b based e evaluations if no not appr ppropriate

  • Note:

: Every MO mu must have a a ME. . One M ME ma may c y cover mu multiple MOs

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METHODS OF EVALUATION

CATEGORY 1. SUBSTANTIAL WRITING

Relates directly to

  • me

measurable ob

  • bjectives and cou
  • urse c

con

  • ntent

Require res writing eva valuations, however, Title 5 allows e exceptions Fi Five-page r age reac eaction pap aper er to an an exper erien ence at e at an an unfam amiliar ar rel eligious activ ivit ity

NOTE: Must INCLUDE DE approxima mate e lengt gth and d scope

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METHODS OF EVALUATION

CATEGORY 1. SUBSTANTIAL WRITING: RATIONALE

Title 5 al allows ws wr writing e g excep eptions wi with wr written en r rat ational ale Based on n int ntent o

  • f c

cour urse Students a are evalua uated on n compu putations, ana nalyses, a and nd recommend ndations

  • ns u

using ng data r related t to economic s situa uations

  • ns.

Note: E Eac ach MO MO must have an an ME

  • ME. On

One ME ME may y cover several l MOs MOs

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METHODS OF EVALUATION

CATEGORY 2.

Title 5 e except ptions are c compu putational or no non-computational pr problem solving demons nstrations ns

Construction of a refrigeratio ion system Quarantine procedu edures es for g given en s symptom m set ets Portfolio of interior des design dr drawings gs based o

  • n a des

design theme me

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METHODS OF EVALUATION

CATEGORY 3.

Title 5 5 exceptions are skills d demonstrations

Pu Putting s skil ills Technic ical qualit ality of computer code Technic ical qualit ality of portfolio of in interior desig ign dr drawings

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METHODS OF EVALUATION

CATEGORY 4. OBJECTIVE

Relates directly to

  • me

measurable ob

  • bjectives and cou
  • urse c

con

  • ntent

Mu Multip iple choice q questions an and s short an answers to evaluate e master ery of t termi minology gy Short answers to evaluate mastery of psychology theories and concepts

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SAMPLE ASSIGNMENTS

In Increase l likelihoo

  • od t

that students will m master measurable ob

  • bjectives

Are written a as if given to

  • student

Inc nclude e expe pectations Re Reflect ME MEs s Note: : If If of

  • ff-campus

s assi signments o s or cost-bearing a g assign gnmen ents a are expec ected ed, al alternat ative as e assignmen ents can an an and i in some c e cas ases es should ld b be inclu luded Note: Lecture cour urses s should docum ument o

  • ut

ut-of

  • f-class a

ss assi signments Note: Should i inc nclude a at least o

  • ne

ne of category 1 1 evalua uations a and nd read eading as g as ap appropriat ate

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TEXTBOOKS

Pu Publication age* age*

  • Course content must reflect contemporary thinking in the

discipline

  • At least one

ne listed textbook should be published within the last five years

  • Some disciplines may require all text be published within the last

five years

  • Older books should be included if considered classic in field

Articulation a and nd GE GE*

  • Textbook assists reviewers during approval process
  • Structure of text should be consistent with COR

In Intensity y and level of

  • f cou
  • urse c

con

  • ntent is represented by

y textboo

  • ok

* G U I D I N G N O T E S F O R G E N E R A L E D U C A T I O N C O U R S E R E V I E W E R S ( 2 0 1 0 )

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Repetition

Alleviate s substan andar ard a acad ademic wo work Sig ignificant tim ime l lapse Repeat at p portion o

  • f variab

able u unit

  • pen

pen-entry/op

  • pen-exit c

course to complete c course Extenuat ating c g circumstances Occupat ational work e experience Legal gally man mandated trai aining co cour urse Accommodat ations f for student’s ’s educational l limitat ations

Repeatability

Course rep epeat r req equired to me meet ma major r req equirements o

  • f CSU

SU

  • r
  • r UC for
  • r com

completion of

  • f

bachelor’s degr gree ee Intercollegiate at athletic course including c conditioning cou courses Inter ercollegi egiate e academ emic o

  • r

vocational c competitio ion cou course

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NEW & MODIFICATIONS

Req equire e chan ange ges t to t the c e cat atal alog Are due on

  • n 31 M

May

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4-YEAR REVIEW

  • Mt. S

SAC po C policy i is t to review a all c cour urses on n a 4-ye year c cyc ycle

  • Reviewed by author, department chair, dean
  • Due on October 31
  • Placed on EDC and Academic Senate consent agenda

Pol

  • licy b

based on

  • n Title 5,

, Accre ccreditation Sta tandards, V Voca cati tional Education

  • n and Traini

ning ng A Authority ( (VTEA), and b best p t practi ctice ces

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ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO EDC REVIEW

Other documents Cover sheet with rationale Articulation Matrix Department Minutes Advisory Minutes Content Review Forms Class Size

NOTE: You can now attach documents inside WebCMS

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