Graduate Curriculum Process

Course Processing

Click on the action you want for procedures:


  • Use to create a new graduate Course (levels 5000-8999)


  • Use to make changes to an existing course. If you are updating a selected topics course to be a permanent course, use the new course form to propose the course.


  • Use to change the grading mode of an existing course (e.g., add S/U)


  • Use to discontinue a course that will no longer be taught.

  • Legacy Systems

Resources:

Note!  If the course action impacts a major or certificate, submitting an updated catalog copy is required. Examples of impact: a change in credit hours might affect the minimum hours required or other requirements changed (i.e., adding, changing, and/or terminating a course may impact the curriculum).

Routing for New, Changed, and Discontinued Courses

  • Proposer/Originator
  • Grad Studies Proposal Review
  • Library Resources Review
  • College Review
  • Grad Council Agenda
  • Grad Council Approves
  • SCNS submission
  • SCNS approved
  • Registrar's Office

Final Steps:

The 新澳门六合彩内幕信息SCNS Graduate Liaison notifies the Office of the Registrar regarding the approval via Curriculog. The Office of the Registrar will then update Banner accordingly and marked the course as approved in Curriculog for that step. Faculty may then proceed with scheduling the course. Until the course has been fully entered or changed in Banner, faculty should schedule the course using a selected/special topics number.

Legacy Course Submissions

To find a proposal submitted prior to the implementation of Curriculog, check the following:

  • APOR Legacy System -
  • old site:
  • OGS Course Submission - 

If you cannot locate the proposal, contact cdh@usf.edu or tron@usf.edu for assistance.