Curriculum Changes
Requests for Curriculum Action are now processed in CIM.
Course Inventory Management (CIM)
- If interested in proposing graduate curriculum action, first review the guidelines governing curriculum change in the program's home college.
- Supporting documentation (syllabus, statement of justification, cross-listing memos) should be uploaded into the CIM system.
- If designating the course for practice of the discipline status, use the appropriate course attribute and be sure that the justification and syllabus support the designation. See https://catalog.unl.edu/graduate-professional/policies/graduate-credit/ for the definition of practice of the discipline.
For more information contact Eva Bachman.
REMINDERS FOR 400/800
- Proposals for 800-level courses that have a 400-level counterpart must include a sample syllabus clearly differentiating the work required of graduate students as opposed to undergraduate students uploaded in the CIM system.
- 400/800-level courses need the approval of both the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee and the UNL Graduate Council (within the CIM system).