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Course Request and Creation Policies and Procedures

Master Course Creation
Master Course shells will be set up once for each course taught. Instructors are responsible to design their own master courses. Each semester all necessary changes are to be made to the original Master Course. When the master is ready, instructors will copy it to the Course Section Shell(s). The Master Course will be kept on the server indefinitely and be available for updating and copying each semester.

Master Course shells will only be available to faculty who have successfully completed the Basic Training.  During the training, faculty will be given a personal Sandbox to use to test course content.  The Sandbox will be used exclusively by the instructor and will not be deleted from the server.

Course Section Shell Creation
Approximately six (6) weeks prior to the start of each semester, course section shells will be created automatically for each course section offered. Faculty will copy updated content from the Master Course to each Course Section Shell.

Blended Learning course instructors not planning to use UCC Online for their course offering should contact the DE office directly through email or phone (908-497-4364) to request the removal of the Course Section Shell.

Student Access to Courses
Instructors will enable student access to their courses four (4) days before classes begin. This policy enables students to see their class listed when they logon eliminating many unnecessary emails and phone calls to DE and the instructor.

Note: The entire course does not have to be available consider a Welcome discussion for students to introduce themselves; access to syllabus, text requirements, list of resources and materials they will need; a pre-test, game or other activity to get them started.

If you need any assistance in completing any of the above tasks, please contact the Distance Education Department.  908-497-4364   email: uccOnline@ucc.edu