DIRECTIONS FOR CHANGING THE SYLLABUS BANNER & STYLE

1. Click Properties from the menu bar above then Style Properties

2. Click the Title and Layout Tab, and add COURSE ####: Course Title

3. Click the Styles Tab (in Style Properties) and select the style selected by the Project Leader and/or Course Leader or use the default KCTCS Online style provided.

4. Delete these highlighted areas when complete

5. Save the file asCOURSE ####_Syllabus.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

<<Enter Course Description here, begin with something like: This course examines...then the CRC approved description>>

Course Credits: <<List Credits>>

Contact Hours: <<List Contact Hours>>

Course Duration: <<List Timeframe for Course Completion as indicated on Student Learning Contract>>

This course contains X Modules:

Module Name

Credit Hours

Module 1:

List

Module 2:

List

Module 3:

List

Module 4:

List

Total Credit Hours:

List

<<Add rows above for more than 4 modules in a parent course, and delete rows if less than four modules.>>

Module 1 Name and description

Module 2 Name and description…list for each module.

Example: CIS 1481: Introduction to the Visual Basic Environment - In this module, learners will be introduced to the Visual Basic environment and design a Visual Basic application. Learners will start the VB program; open and design programs and projects; add label controls, PictureBox controls, and the TextAlign property; and design and build a user interface.

Prerequisites/Co-requisites

<<List Prerequisites and/or co-requisites>>

Course Module Schedule/Calendar

Modularized, competency-based courses and modules with a facilitated, flexible learning pace enable you to determine your rate of progress through the course, in your own way, when and where you want to work on it. Calendar start and finish dates are determined by the KCTCS Online Learn on Demand student Learning Contract.

<<The student has ## weeks from the start date to complete the course requirements>>

Sample/Suggested Course Schedule/Calendar

<<List a sample calendar>>

Example:
Weeks 1-3: Complete Module 1.

Weeks 4-7: Complete Module 2.

Weeks 8-11: Complete Module 3.

Week 12-14: Complete Module 4.

Week 15: Take Practice, review, and take Final Post-Assessment Exam.

This is only a suggested calendar for the course to give you a typical timeline for completion, learners may progress through the modules at their own rate in order to complete the course within the 15 week time frame.