This publication is available on-line and is the responsibility of the University Editor's Office. While one can link to the collection of courses in a particular department, one cannot link to a specific course. As part of their academic counseling responsibilities, most if not all academic units provide extensive web sites placing information about their specific courses in a context designed to facilitate student planning of courses of study. Electronic submission of final grades is provided directly by the Registrar's Office. Responses given above which refer to such an entity should be understood to refer to The Office of Academic Computing which responsible for campus networking as well as those base-line academic computing services which are provided centrally.
Service organizations cooperate on referals.
A substantial effort is made by central service units and staff within academic units to share information. That is, rather than have faculty have to know which unit is responsible for what type of help, those charged with providing support to faculty take responsibility for matching need with appropriate resource, whether they are that resource or a referal is appropriate. There are a number of avenues for collaboration and coordination of instructional activities and support. Website development and management services use these as appropriate. There is no explicit campus policy encouraging or mandating the use of any particular technology or methodology in instruction.