CIC Course and Program Proposals

CIC Course and Program Proposals
Contact Information

(Person to contact with any questions)
Name*
Email*
example@example.com
Type of proposal*

Course proposalProgram proposal
Please select one of the following:*

New course proposalCourse change proposal
Program Change Proposal
In which school is this program taught?*

iSchoolSJMCProgram of Study
Program level:*

UndergraduateGraduate
SJMC Undergraduate Program:*

Advertising, B.A.J.M.C.Broadcast Journalism, B.A.J.M.C.Journalism, B.A.J.M.C.Mass Communications, B.A.J.M.C.Public Relations, B.A.J.M.C.Sports Media, B.A.Visual Communications, B.A.J.M.C.Other
SJMC Graduate Program*

M.A.M.M.C.Ph.D.Other
iSchool Program*

BSISMLISPh.D.
Joint Degree Program*

Communication, B.A.MDCMDC CertificateCyber M.S.Cyber Certificate
Please provide a brief description of proposed changes to the program*
Please upload a Word document describing all proposed changes in as much detail as possible

Cancelof
Please provide a justification for these changes*
Course Change Proposal
Is this a change to course delivery ONLY?*

YesNo
Subject Code (Course Change)*

ICOMISCIJOURCOMM
Course Number*
Please select all programs in which this course is taught*

UndergraduateGraduate
Please select all programs in which this course is taught*

BSISMLISCyber M.S.PhD
In which sequence does this course reside?*

AdvertisingJournalismMass CommunicationsPublic RelationsSports MediaVisual CommunicationsPan-sequence
Are you adding or changing course delivery methods?*

YesNo
Are you adding or changing Carolina Core?*

YesNo
Please select the type of Carolina Core requirement that this course fills*

Foundational RequirementIntegrative Requirement
Is this an overlay course?*

YesNo
Is there a college/school registration priority?*

YesNo
Please provide details for all changes to be made to the course*
New Course Proposal
Subject Code (New Course)*

ICOMISCIJOURCOMM
Course Number*
Enter "TBD" if course number has not yet been decided
Please select all programs in which this course will be taught*

UndergraduateGraduate
Please select all programs in which this course will be taught*

BSISMLISCyber M.S.PhD
In which sequence will this course reside?*

AdvertisingJournalismMass CommunicationsPublic RelationsVisual CommunicationsSports MediaPan-sequence
Does this course have any cross-listings?*

YesNo
Cross-Listings*
E.g., JOUR 101, ISCI 250
Schedule Type*
Other*
Number of Credit Hours*
Is this course being proposed as a Carolina Core course?*

YesNo
Please select the type of Carolina Core requirement that this course fills*

Foundational RequirementIntegrative Requirement
Is this an overlay course?*

YesNo
Is there a college/school registration priority?*

YesNo
Can this course be repeated for credit?*

YesNo
How many times can the course be repeated?*
Is this a Graduation with Leadership Distinction Course?*

YesNo
Should this course have the Experiential Learning designator?*

YesNo
Is this a Special Topics course?*

YesNo
Long Course Title*
100 characters max
Short Course Title*
30 characters max
Course Description*
Does this course have pre- or co-requisites?*

YesNo
Prerequisites
E.g., JOUR 101
Pre or Corequisites
E.g., ISCI 201
Strict Corequisite
E.g., JOUR 101
Grading System*
The university recommends that all courses include Pass/Fail and Audit as alternate grade modes. Please check the box below if you do not want the course offered with these alternate grade modes.
Do not offer this course with Pass/Fail and Audit grade alternate grade modes

Agree
Does this course include any additional alternate grade modes?*

YesNo
Please select alternate grade modes*

Standard LetterSenior Privilege/Plan MAccelerated Bachelors/Masters
Are there any enrollment restrictions for this course?*

YesNo
Enrollment Restrictions*
Course Information
Justification*
EXAMPLES: 

"This course improves the school's offerings in the growing areas of corporate, strategic, and advocacy communication and contributes to DEI offerings."

"This introductory level course addresses the need for understanding of the conceptualization, production, and power of media content and messages as media’s presence in our lives continues to expand. Students have expressed an interest in this introductory level material prior to taking upper level courses addressing media theory, media research, misinformation and disinformation, and media analysis."How is this course or course change beneficial to the school and college?
Please utilize the document upload box below to provide a document including all of the information below for this course:
1. Learning Outcomes
2. List of all required texts, readings, or other materials
3. List and description of major assignments
4. Description of the grading policy and how the final grade will be determined, including pass/fail grading if that option is selected
5. Schedule of topics, activities, assignments, and readings appropriate for the number of credit hours for this course, with some indication of how the topics, activities, assignments, and readings will be distributed across the course.
6. For 500 and 600-level courses ONLY - The course must include at least one graduate-only assignment whose non-completion would result in a minimum penalty of one full letter grade on the final course grade.
  1. Please include an explanation of how the graduate level additional assignment(s) reflect graduate-level skills—such as advanced analysis, deeper critical thinking, or rigorous research methods—beyond extending the quantity of undergraduate-level work.
Please provide the course information requested above*

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Please select all preferred delivery methods for this course*

Face-to-faceDistributed learning (online, two-way video, etc.)
Provisions for Course Content Interactions*
EXAMPLE: Student-to-Instructor (S2I) Interaction: Students listen/view lectures online via voice-over PowerPoint presentations and interact with the professor through discussion boards. The professor will post weekly prompts and post comments to students’ postings. The professor will post weekly announcements, provide individual feedback to students, and hold online office hours with Adobe Connect. Students-to-Student (S2S) Interaction: Students will engage in discussions through the discussion board and will interact through a team project. Student-to-Content (S2C) Interaction: Students will engage with course content by completing reading assignments; listening/reviewing PowerPoint presentations; writing discussion board postings; and completing homework assignments.
I certify that this course incorporates an amount of work equivalent to the face-to-face version of the course and appropriate for the number of credit hours awarded (2,100 total minutes of time on task per credit hour awarded).*

YesNo
Justification for Distributed Learning Delivery*
EXAMPLE: This course is of high interest to students as a general elective and is a pre-requisite for a higher-level departmental course. The department is currently unable to teach enough face-to-face sections to meet the course demand. Providing the course online will allow the department to offer larger sections, not be bound by physical classroom space, and allow more students to complete the course. The course materials incorporate basic accessibility features, provide for appropriate learning activities and allow for appropriate interaction.
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CIC Course and Program Proposals

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