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How to fill out Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course

1. Obtain the Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course form from the academic department or institution's website.
2. Fill in the course title and code at the top of the form.
3. Indicate the primary department offering the course and the secondary department for crosslisting.
4. Provide a detailed course description that includes learning objectives and topics covered.
5. List the semester and year the course will be offered.
6. Include the names and signatures of the course instructors from both departments.
7. Attach any relevant documentation or syllabi required by the institutions.
8. Submit the completed form to the academic committee or appropriate office for review.

Who needs Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

1. Any faculty member or department proposing a crosslisted course between two or more departments needs to submit the Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course.
2. Students wishing to enroll in a crosslisted course may also need to reference this request for understanding course eligibility.

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What is the point of cross-listed courses?

What advantages does cross-listing offer? The course listing appears in more than one department, possibly broadening the pool of participants. Students who might otherwise be unlikely to take an elective in one department, might be more interested if they see it listed in another.

What is a cross-referenced course?

When a course is listed under two (or more) different departments in the catalog, the course is referred to as "cross-listed," "cross-referenced," or "same as." The cross-listed course has identical content under both departments' catalog listing.

What does it mean to be crosslisted?

Cross-listing is when a company in one country becomes listed on more than one exchange or an exchange in another country. A business would typically want to become cross-listed if it needed access to more capital than is available on one exchange or if the move was part of its strategic growth plan.

Why cross list courses in Canvas?

Cross-listing allows you to move section enrollments from individual courses and combine them into one course. This feature is helpful for instructors who teach several sections of the same course and only want to manage course data in one location.

What are cross courses?

A cross-listed course is a course offered by two or more departments. The course's syllabus, schedule, etc.

What does cross-listing a course mean?

Cross-listing a course means that a single course is offered by two departments/schools, allowing the academic units to collaborate on a topic that may cross disciplines.

Why are some courses cross-listed?

Cross-listing a course implies a sharing of curricular resources. It gives students a choice of prefix, potentially expanding the courses they take toward their major. For the primary department/program, it allows faculty members with multidisciplinary interests to teach courses for more than one major.

What does it mean if something is cross-listed?

Cross-listing is when a company in one country becomes listed on more than one exchange or an exchange in another country. A business would typically want to become cross-listed if it needed access to more capital than is available on one exchange or if the move was part of its strategic growth plan.

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What is Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

A Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course is a formal document submitted to obtain permission to offer a course that is listed under multiple academic departments or disciplines.

Who is required to file Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

Faculty members or academic departments wishing to create or offer a crosslisted course are typically required to file this request.

How to fill out Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

To fill out the Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course, you typically need to complete a designated form that includes course details, department approvals, and justification for crosslisting.

What is the purpose of Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

The purpose of the request is to ensure that the crosslisted course meets the academic standards and requirements of all involved departments and to facilitate coordinated approval processes.

What information must be reported on Request for Approval of a Crosslisted Course?

The information that must be reported typically includes the course title, course description, involved departments, syllabi, justification for crosslisting, and approval signatures from department heads.