Cross-List Options : Course - Inactivate
Shared Course Information
- Course Titles (both Long & Short)
- Course Description
- Catalog Number Level
- Course Level
- Credits
- Repeatability
- Designations and/or Attributes -
- General Education/Baccalaureate
- Honors
- Sustainability
- Etc.
- Components
- Grading Basis
- Semesters Typically Offered
- Learning Outcomes
- Fees
- PeopleSoft Course ID
Non-Shared Course Information
- Subject Code
- Catalog Number (though the courses do need to be the same level)
- Pre/Corequisites
- (Possibly) Department
- (Possibly) College
As a general note for inactivations requests - our office will not approve proposals where the inactivation will prevent students from being able to register for and/or complete another program and/or course. Proposals for the affected programs/courses will need to be submitted adjusting the requirements to either remove or replace the inactivating course(s) before approval will be granted for the inactivation proposal.
- Submit one inactivation proposal for all the courses in the cross-listing.
- You will need to list the dependencies for ALL of the cross-listed courses in the "Dependency List & Notifications" section.
- Submit one inactivation proposal.
- List all of the courses that will be inactivating and removed from the cross-listing.
- You will need to list the dependencies for ALL the inactivating courses in the "Dependency List & Notifications" section.
- If other changes are needed for the courses that are remaining active, you will need to submit a separate course-edit proposal AFTER the inactivation proposal has been fully approved and courses removed from the cross-listing. Submitting multiple proposals at the same time will result in incorrect course information and processing errors.
- Submit an inactivation proposal for the course that will be inactivated and removed
from the cross-listing.
- You will need to list the dependencies for the inactivating course in the "Dependency List & Notifications" section.
- If other changes are needed for the courses that are remaining active, you will need to submit a separate course-edit proposal AFTER the inactivation proposal has been fully approved and courses removed from the cross-listing. Submitting multiple proposals at the same time will result in incorrect course information and processing errors.