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    Requesting a New Course or Updating a Course

    Information to Provide to SIS Analyst

    Course Information Needed:

    1. Code - New course codes, see point of contact for assignment. 

    2. Course Title - The title will appear on all academic records, max 45 characters.

    3. Course Type - ex. Lecture/Lab, Clinical, Comp.

    4. Hours/Credits - This is set up at the course level and cannot be different by program.

    5. Prerequisites/Corequisites - Course codes needed. Prerequisites and corequisites are set up at the course level and cannot be different by program.

    6. Campuses - What campuses will the course be offered?

    7. Billing Information - Tuition and rate for courses.

    8. What program(s) will the course be offered in?

    9. Is the course an Elective or a Core Course (replacing another Core Course)?

    10. Provide an updated program curriculum (including all core and elective courses).

    Lead Time:

    Course requests should be submitted with a minimum 8 week lead time. If the new course, or update to a course, requires an update to the current program, request requires a 12 week lead time prior to the next term registration start date. Please submit requests via ticketing system. Spreadsheet available for New Course Request to assist with information needed.

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