Workshop Course. A workshop course involves performance or practice taking place in a workshop, theatre, or studio environment.
Workshop Course. One (1) workshop contact hour per week equals eight (8) points.
Workshop Course. One (1) workshop contact hour per week = eight (8) points. 1572 5. Independent/Directed Study Course: For independent/directed study assignments, 1573 a faculty member shall receive the equivalent of two overload-points per student up 1574 to a maximum of one less than the minimum number of required enrolled students 1575 for courses as listed in Meeting Load-Point Obligations subsection.
Workshop Course. Workshop Courses are offered daily and offer students the opportunity to build content-specific skills in either the Humanities or in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Students are placed in Workshop courses corresponding with their academic performance level. Workshops are not time-bound, and a student can remain in a workshop indefinitely, depending on the student’s progress with the skills of each competency at their current Academic Performance Band level. Incoming students may only enter 400- and 500-level Workshops by mastering 300-level courses. • Studio Course. Studio Courses allow students to apply the skills learned in Workshop Courses in hands-on practical settings. Skills are developed through discipline-specific content over a single trimester, culminating with a project based assessment. Students may select any of the Studio Courses offered that are within their performance band. Students may take a studio more than once but can complete a different project and focus on different skills. • World Languages. Learning in these areas will include authentic, hands-on work in year-long courses. • Electives. Electives will be designed on a trimester basis, leveraging student agency and building on their interests and capabilities. The format will vary, depending on the topics and work.
