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. Any major course revision, particularly changes in credit, should receive final approval from the Vice Chancellor's Office prior to the advance enrollment period . When a course is no longer useful, the department should take the initiative to have it discontinued. All 400-level courses are exempt from the average registration rule, but they are subject to the six semester rule. This request must be endorsed by the appropriate dean or director.
Crosslisted courses require the endorsement of the appropriate crosslisted departments.
New and revised courses are sometimes submitted along with a request for a newor revised curriculum. If these new and revised courses are directly related to the curriculum revision, approval of the courses will be withheld until the curriculum revision has been approved. 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. Fees may not be changed for direct instructional costs and retained by the department.