Common use of Non-Credit Instruction Clause in Contracts

Non-Credit Instruction. During the fall and spring semesters, unit members may elect to teach non-credit courses as overload assignments. Non-credit courses cannot be counted towards contract load. Non-credit courses taught as overload are subject to the same load restrictions and assignment regulations as described above for credit overload. The unit member’s overload assignment, if it contains a combination of credit and non-credit courses, cannot exceed fifteen (15) lecture units, once the non-credit courses have been converted to equivalent lecture units, in any given semester. During the winter intersession and summer session, unit members may teach non-credit courses as all or part of their session assignment. Non-credit courses taught during the winter or summer sessions are subject to the same load restrictions and assignment regulations as described above for credit assignments.

Non-Credit Instruction. During the fall and spring semesters, unit members may elect to teach non-credit courses as overload assignments. Non-credit courses cannot be counted towards contract load. Non-credit courses taught as overload are subject to the same load restrictions and assignment regulations as described above for credit overload. The unit member’s overload assignment, if it contains a combination of credit and non-credit courses, cannot exceed fifteen (15) lecture units, once the non-credit courses have been converted to equivalent lecture units, in any given semester. semester.‌‌ During the winter intersession and summer session, unit members may teach non-credit courses as all or part of their session assignment. Non-credit courses taught during the winter or summer sessions are subject to the same load restrictions and assignment regulations as described above for credit assignments.