The department willing to export the course posts an announcement on the Campus Course Exchange Directory website maintained by the Office of the University Registrar. The campus desiring to import the course contacts the exporting department directly. The importing campus or department schedules the course and receives all student credit hours and any special course fees. It provides all local support services, facilities, communication linkages, and staff necessary to offer the course. It also provides funds to compensate the originating department or campus.
Tuition is credited to the importing campus.
The exporting department or campus provides the instruction, instructional materials and systems, and originating communications facilities as appropriate to the course and in accord with agreements. Campus Course Exchange courses are offered as regular courses at the location of enrolled students. This means that a single course could be offered simultaneously at multiple campuses, with the course scheduled as a local course at each participating campus. The importing location would list the course in its Schedule of Courses as a normal course offering and list any special requirements as agreed upon by both the offering and the importing location. No special characteristics are entered on the students' transcripts.