7-5 Footnotes

  1. An idea is an informal proposal or suggestion for a course in the discussion stage.  It may or may not continue through the process.
  2. A proposal is a fully defined recommendation.  It has entered the formal process leading to review by the campus and/or district curriculum committees.
  3. Signatures on the routing slips are not an approval.  They are simply used to verify that the proposal has been reviewed for completeness.
  4. An idea is an informal proposal or suggestion for a course in the discussion stage.  It may or may not continue through the process.
  5. Prioritization of new program development is an annually updated list of programs that merit exploration to meet the demands of workforce development.
  6. These persons are informally referred to as technical deans.
  7. A proposal is a fully defined recommendation.  It has entered the formal process leading to review by the campus and/or district curriculum committees.
  8. Signatures on routing slips are not an approval.  They are simply used to verify that the proposal has been reviewed for completeness.
  9. Signatures on the routing slips are not an approval.  They are simply used to verify that the proposal has been reviewed for completeness.
  10. Campuses may only submit one proposal.
  11. An idea is an informal proposal or suggestion for a course in the discussion stage.  It may or may not continue through the process.
  12. A proposal is a fully defined recommendation.  It has entered the formal process leading to review by the campus and/or district curriculum committees.
  13. It is not necessary to form a formal advisory committee for technical courses.  If a program is developed at a later date, an advisory committee must be formed.
  14. Signatures on the routing slips are not an approval.  They are simply used to verify that the proposal has been reviewed for completeness.