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Course Attributes 4/24/2013 o r: “SHNIRT for UCUAADA”

Course Attributes 4/24/2013 o r: “SHNIRT for UCUAADA”. eCurriculum syst em | where courses are born. UniverSIS | where class sections are born. Learning Opportunities: Where students’ schedules are born. Student’s Schedule. BI Query | where spreadsheets are born.

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Course Attributes 4/24/2013 o r: “SHNIRT for UCUAADA”

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  1. Course Attributes 4/24/2013 or: “SHNIRT for UCUAADA”

  2. eCurriculum system | where courses are born

  3. UniverSIS | where class sections are born

  4. Learning Opportunities:Where students’ schedules are born

  5. Student’s Schedule

  6. BI Query | where spreadsheets are born

  7. Excel Spreadsheet | where graphs are born

  8. Service Learning • A specially designed learning experience in which students combine reflection with structured participation in community-based projects to achieve specified learning outcomes as part of an academic course and/or program requirement. By participating in academic community partnerships at the local, national or international level, students gain a richer mastery of course content, enhance their sense of civic responsibility, and ultimately develop a more integrated approach to understanding the relationship between theory, practice, ideas, values, and community. • Contact: Michael Sharp • Center for Service-Learning & Civic Engagement

  9. Honors • Honors courses are expected to align with one or more of the University Honors thematic areas - community engagement, global studies, leadership, and research and creative arts. Honors courses are also expected to engage students in experiential learning. They should challenge students with creative projects and experiences that take learning beyond the typical classroom. Experiential components may include service learning, domestic or international study tours, visits to local museums, other types of site visits, integration of lab work, or other activities in which students are actively engaged in learning outside of the classroom setting. • Courses with the honors attribute must be approved by the University Honors curriculum committee. Courses that are not approved through the UHP process cannot be assigned the honors attribute. In addition, enrollment in courses with the honors attribute is restricted to University Honors students. • Contact: Debbie Brawn • University Honors Program

  10. Internship • A specially designed learning experience in which students investigate the applicability of their studies in a domestic or international field experience. The course is reflective in nature, relies on communication with an on-site mentor, as well as communication with a UC faculty member. Through ongoing student reflection the course reinforces prior learning through contextual learning and is designed to more effectively prepare students for additional coursework in their area of study. • ProPEL Academic Internship Program • McMicken College of Arts & Sciences Internships • Many other sites exist. Search the UC web for keyword "internship".

  11. Research • A specially designed learning experience in which all or part of the instruction includes student participation in supervised research with a faculty member. Supervised research can be: 1) independent research undertaken by the student (thesis, independent study), or 2) assistance on a faculty member’s research project. • Contact: Heather Baker • Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarly Endeavors and Creative Practice

  12. Characteristics of UC Forward courses

  13. OHLR2099C*: Introduction to Innovation Transformation • The premier course and gateway to further experiential learning courses on campus! • Explore the process of innovation and solving real world problems. • Network and collaborate with faculty and students from across the university. • Create powerful outcomes through recognition of the role of opposing value systems and paradigms * May be cross-listed with INTR2099C or ENTR2099C

  14. Thank you for learning about SHNIRT! • How can the attributes help your students? • Does the offering unit use the attributes? • How can the attributes help other offices/initiatives? http://www.uc.edu/ecurriculum/materials/attributes.html

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