Information regarding curriculum change and calendar submissions for the 2025-2026 academic year coming soon.
Forms
On this page, we show the different forms that need to be completed to make calendar changes, organized by complexity (as determined by Senate Policy 127 (opens in new window) ).
Category | Brief Description |
Forms |
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A routine change to a single course that does not affect the overall learning objectives of a program. |
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(google form) New Course Code Request (external link, opens in new window) (google form) CCF-N Form - New Courses (external link, opens in new window) (google form) CCF-A Form - Active Courses (external link, opens in new window) |
A change to a course or its positioning in a program that has a small but noticeable impact on the learning objectives and/or student experience of a program; the most common type of curricular change. Cumulative Category 2 modifications may result in an overall Category 3 classification. For example, changes involving two or more courses in a program are a Category 3 Modification. |
If you are not sure the change you are proposing is a Category 2 or a Category 3, contact the Vice-Provost, Academic by May 1st. |
(google form) CCF-R - Retire a Course (external link, opens in new window) (PDF file) AAC Supplementary - Approvals and Consultations Supplementary Form (opens in new window) (google doc) Curriculum Change Implementation Summary Form (external link, opens in new window) |
Category 3: A substantial change to a curriculum that has significant impacts on the learning objectives and/or student experience of a program. |
Category 3 changes are reviewed and approved by the Academic Standards Committee and Senate. You will need to submit a proposal. For more details, visit Curriculum Development (opens in new window) . |
(PDF file) AAC Supplementary - Approvals and Consultations Supplmentary Form (opens in new window) (google doc) Curriculum Change Implementation Summary Form (external link, opens in new window) |
A substantial change in program requirements from those that existed at the time of the previous periodic program review; a significant change to program learning outcomes; or a significant change to the faculty engaged in delivering the program and to the essential resources. |
Major changes are reviewed and approved by the Academic Standards Committee, Senate, and other stakeholder groups. You will need to submit a proposal. If you are not sure the change you are proposing is a Category 3 or a Major change, contact the Vice-Provost, Academic before May 1st. For more details, visit Curriculum Development (opens in new window) . |
(PDF file) AAC Supplementary - Approvals and Consultations Supplementary Form (opens in new window) (google doc) Curriculum Change Implementation Summary Form (external link, opens in new window) |