After Curriculum Committee approval the course/degree/certificate will then be presented at the Academic Senate and sent to the Board of Trustees for approval. See Board of Trustees for more details on the timeline for when curriculum gets on a Board of Trustees agenda but plan on it taking one to two months after approval by the Curriculum Committee.
Next curriculum will need to be published in the College Catalog and created in Banner before it can be scheduled. Some curriculum only need Board of Trustees approval to be printed but others may need to get state/UC/CSU approval, such as:
- The Articulation Officer will submit courses for CSU and/or UC transfer and GE in December. The Articulation Officer will notify the department chair and dean of the status of the requests.
- New CTE Programs, New or Revised Transfer Degrees (ADTs & UCTPs) and Short-Term Vocational Non-Credit Certificates all require state approval and so are due in December to give the state time to respond before the catalog is printed in May.