New Course Request | Department of Classics

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Course Information

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Course Bulletin Listing/Subject

A course numbering system [pdf] has been approved for semesters.

Proposed Course Number

Please include whether this is an Honors (H) or an Honors Embedded (E) course

Course Title

100 Character Limit

Course Description

A Course Description is a series of coherent and grammatically correct phrases that state the major emphasis of the course. If the course is limited to specific semesters of offering this information may also be included (e.g. Autumn only). 400 character limit. This form does not track character limit.

Credit Hours

If fixed credit hours, how many?

If for variable credit hours, what is the minimum number of credit hours?

If for variable credit, what is the maximum number of credit hours?

Offering Information

Length of Course

14 week

12 week

8 week

7 week

6 week

4 week

One or more than one may be chosen.

Does any section of this course have a distance learning component?

If any portion of the formalized instruction is offered at a distance, the course is considered to have a distance learning component. One semester credit hour will be awarded for a minimum of 750 minutes of formalized instruction that typically requires students to work at out-of-class assignments an average of two hours for every hour of formalized instruction. The instructor bears the primary responsibility for formalized instruction, which may be delivered in a variety of modes.

Grading Basis

Is this course repeatable?

If yes, what is the maximum number of credit hours allowed?

If yes, what is the maximum number of completions allowed?

Will you allow multiple enrollments in a term?

One example of this is the generic seminar course, Classics 7890, which could be offered by more than one instructor during a given semester.

What type of course is this?

Campus of Offering

Columbus

Lima

Marion

Newark

Check all that apply

Intended rank

Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Masters

Doctorate

Prerequisites and Exclusions

All courses listed will be assumed to be prerequisites unless otherwise specified. For more information, please visit the guidelines and examples.

Prerequisites/Corequisites

Exclusions

Cross-listings

Does this course have any cross-listings?

Cross-listings may only exist between two or more courses within different departments. Course numbers should be identical and the concurrency letter(s) or email (s) must accompany the request. For more information on Cross-Listings, see page 18 of the ASC Manual found at asccas.osu.edu

Requirement/Elective Designation

Is this a required course for a Department of Classics degree, major or minor?

Is this course an elective for the Department of Classics or other departments?

Course Details

Course goals or learning objectives/outcomes (knowledge, skills and attitudes/perspectives) to be attained by students at the time of successful completion of the course

These should be stated to make clear what students will know, be able to do, or the perspective they will acquire in the course experience. Departments are encouraged to work with their college's curricular associate dean for guidance on how to complete this section. For more information on developing course goals and other course design topics, contact the University Center for the Advancement of Teaching for consulting services, workshops, and recommended readings: http://ucat.osu.edu/.

Content Topic List

Please list 3 or more.

Attachments

Syllabus

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Concurrency Letter(s) or Email(s)

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GE Rationale

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GE Assessment Plan

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Explanation of Intended Audience for Honors Course