• Step 1. Learn how course proposals work.

• Step 2. Get an overview of who does what.

• Step 3. Find a preparer (the person who will prepare your course proposal).

• Step 4. Print and fill in the appropriate forms completely. Your preparer is relying on you to provide accurate information so they can enter your proposal successfully:
  • New Course (PDF)
  • New Course (Word)
  • Revise a Course (PDF)
  • Revise a Course (Word)

• Step 5. Follow these guidelines to ensure proper formatting:
  • Syllabus Guidelines
  • Style Guidelines
  • General Rules and Policies Governing Course of Instruction

• Step 6. Give all completed forms to your preparer. You may enter your information directly into CRS or give your forms to the preparer.

• Step 7. Work with your preparer and departmental staff to resolve any course proposal issues by applicable deadlines.
  
  Step 8. All proposal tracking takes place in CRS, either by logging in and searching, or by going to your "Work in Progress" queue.

Please email melinda.miller@ucr.edu if you need help!

• Step 1. Faculty has been assigned to a committe (College Executive Committe, Graduate Council Committee or Committee on Courses).

• Step 2. Log into CRS (this is where the My Queue information will be loaded).

• Step 3. Select the course you want to view by selecting the course number.

• Step 4. Review the course selected by following the instructions detailed in this document for faculty.

• Step 5. Search for a course, as detailed in this document for faculty.

Please email melinda.miller@ucr.edu if you need assistance with either of these processe.