Low Enrolled and Over Enrolled Courses Sample Clauses

Low Enrolled and Over Enrolled Courses. Each Academic Unit will publish (online) two-year cycles of courses (i.e. for even and odd years) and will offer those courses in the semester stated. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, courses will not be offered outside of the published schedule. If courses are chronically under-enrolled (i.e. over a period of three years), the Academic Unit will need to address this as a program issue. Classes required for graduation that are offered in the regularly scheduled semester will not be prorated. Offering a course in a specific semester, even when there are enough students enrolled for the faculty member to receive full teaching credit, shall be the decision of the Academic Supervisor and Unit Manager, in consultation with the academic area. A faculty member cannot be required to teach a class which is prorated because of low enrollment. If the faculty member decides not to teach the prorated class, the Academic Supervisor will make effort to assign the faculty member to teach another course or assign the faculty member special assignment. If Management decides to prorate a scheduled class for low enrollment, it will first ask the faculty member to whom the class is assigned whether the faculty member is willing to teach the class for the prorated number of credits. If the faculty member agrees to do so, the class will be pro-rated according to the following formula: NCH x NSE/6 = Prorated Credits Hours NCH – Number of credit hours NSE – Number of students enrolled Faculty members are not required to allow students to enroll in classes beyond the enrollment limit set for that class. For all classes, except those with enrollment caps set for pedagogical or other reasons, the enrollment limit per class will be 30. In the case of multi- section courses, the Unit Manager and Academic Supervisor will work to balance the number of students across the sections.
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Low Enrolled and Over Enrolled Courses. Compensation for classes approved with less than the minimum number of students specified (10 students for undergraduate classes, 5 students for graduate classes), will be on the basis of the following: 9 $1,350 8 $1,200 7 $1,050 6 $900 5 $750 4 $600 $1,200 3 $450 $900 2 $300 $600 1 $150 $300
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