Teaching period schedule (week, summary of activities, assessment).Lecturer(s) contact details such as phone, email, hours for student consultation.
Course convener contact details such as phone, email, hours for student consultation.Teaching period offered (term description).The class summary page on Programs and Courses will display the following template information:.Approved class summaries are published on the University’s online handbook, Programs and Courses.
The class summary template in the Curriculum Management System includes a mandatory requirement to indicate whether a change has been made to the class summary as the result of a Student Experience of Learning & Teaching (SELT) finding and if so what that change is. The class summary template in the Curriculum Management System supports regular and triggered course reviews undertaken by Colleges. Class summaries form part of the evidence used by Colleges to make determinations about the reaccreditation of courses. Students enrolled in the course are notified of any changes approved by the Associate Dean or their nominee(s). Approvals are only considered in cases of serious, unforeseen and documented cases of needs. Where possible students are consulted about the proposed amendments and their feedback communicated to the Associate Dean before the Associate Dean or their nominee(s) approves the changes. Amendment to any section of any class summary after the second week of the semester or trimesters, or after 10% of a class taught in a non-standard session has elapsed, are approved by the Associate Dean or their nominee(s). Class summaries are made available to students no less than two weeks prior to the start of the class. Class summaries are approved by the Associate Dean or their nominee(s). Non-English versions may be offered in addition to English versions upon approval by the relevant College Education Committee. Class summaries are written in English. The University’s class summary template in the Curriculum Management System is used to develop a class summary for every coursework class offered in a teaching period. To describe the University’s requirements regarding the preparation, review and provision of class summaries for coursework courses. Strategic Communications & Public Affairs Division of Student Administration and Academic Services
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