In such cases, be sure to indicate the desired effective date of the revision. Before a crosslisted course can be revised or a crosslisting can be added, the approvals of all concerned departments and colleges must also be obtained. When a course is no longer useful, the department should take the initiative to have it discontinued. Registration statistics are based on enrollments as of the tenth day of class. This request must be endorsed by the appropriate dean or director.
Crosslisted courses require the endorsement of the appropriate crosslisted departments.
The 199 course is a special course for independent study or for use as a testbed for topics not treated by regularly scheduled courses. Credit ranges from 1-5 hours, and may vary from student to student. Because topics are not listed on student transcripts, the department offering such a course is obligated to maintain a permanent record of all topics offered. If a new or revised course involves any special fees, this should be clearly stated in a cover letter. In most cases, approval to charge the students a special fee must be obtained from the University Planning Committee and the Board of Trustees.