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Common Course Numbering System--History
Common Course Numbering System
History |
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On September 27,
1999, Regent Douglas Roman Hill proposed to Board Chair Jill Derby a
motion that was passed subsequently at the October 1999 Board of Regents
meeting. The text of the motion is as follows:
The universities and community colleges in the NSHE will
establish a uniform numbering system for all baccalaureate degree
courses and report the new numbering system to the Regents by the
September 2000 meeting for adoption and implementation in the Spring of
2001.
Courses offered at the community colleges that are
equivalent to upper division university credits will be evaluated to
determine whether they should be upper- or lower-division courses. If a
course is determined to be appropriately upper-division, it will be
dropped from the community college curriculum. If a course is determined
to be appropriately lower-division, it will be reclassified as such. Any
issues unresolved by the universities and community colleges will be
reported to the Regents at the September meeting and final
determinations will be made by the Regents at the October 2000
meeting. |
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