The DUS/DGS will review and sign the form with their netID at this point. Request has been sent to the DUS/DGS for departmental review information. Status and Meaning DraftĬourse information is in the process of being added to the form. Approved curriculum codes will appear at the bottom of any request if codes are denied, the decision will be explained in the committee’s comments. Users should look at the bottom of the request in the Courses Committee Review section to see if there are any committee comments. Once a request has been reviewed by the committee, the status will read either Submitted to Registrar (Approved) or Courses Committee – Declined. To request access as a department affiliate, contact the Office of the University Registrar ( Process For additional assistance, see the help guides Catalog - Checking Course Numbers and Catalog - Tips for Common Questions.
To request a list of all courses owned by and/or crosslisted with your department (active, inactive, or both), email This request may only be made once after receipt, departments will be responsible for maintaining this list. For a list of reserved catalog numbers and general guidelines for course numbering, see Course Numbering Guidelines below. Graduate Only (Courses numbered 700-999)įor help submitting a request, see the Guide to the Duke University Course Request System.Graduate/Advanced Undergraduate (Courses numbered 500-699).Undergraduate Only (Courses numbered 1-499).After logging on to the site, users select a school according to the following categories: Requests for all Trinity undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as courses offered through the Pratt School of Engineering, are submitted to the Office of Curriculum and Course Development and reviewed by the Faculty Committee on Courses, a standing committee of the Arts & Sciences Council.ĭepartments must use the Course Request System to add, drop, or revise regular courses and to request coding for Special Topics courses. Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, Pratt School of Engineering, and The Graduate School Letters of Degree/Diploma/Transcript Authentication.
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