Curriculum & Scheduling

The Curriculum Department ensures that all recommended curriculum revisions are compliant with State guidelines and are approved by the required curriculum committees. After approval of proposed revisions, the Curriculum staff submit all necessary documentation for approval, update the necessary information in the South Texas College Catalog, update course prerequisites in the registration system, and update all degree requirements in the Degree Works student advising system. The Curriculum staff also ensure the accuracy of all course-related data for State reporting.

South Texas College offers more than 6,300 individual credit course sections to meet the many unique needs of our students. The scheduling staff coordinates the course scheduling process from initial schedule development through registration for each semester. The department establishes the schedule development and revision deadlines each semester and enters the course schedules submitted by the instructional programs. The department ensures compliance with uniform class times to ensure efficient utilization of facilities and is responsible for the accuracy of all scheduling data.

Curriculum Scheduling College-Wide Curriculum Committee

CWCC Membership List
CWCC Meeting Schedule
Division Membership List

2024-2025 College Wide Curriculum Committee Meetings

Meeting Date Agenda Due Date Minutes Agenda Packet
Thu: Sep. 26, 2024 Mon. Sep. 23, 2024 Minutes Agenda

2023-2024 College Wide Curriculum Committee Meetings

Meeting Date Agenda Due Date Minutes Agenda Packet
Tue: Sep. 19, 2023 Thu: Sep. 14, 2023 Minutes Agenda
Tue: Oct. 17, 2023 Thu: Oct. 12, 2023 Minutes Agenda
Tue: Nov. 21, 2023 Thu: Nov. 16, 2023 Minutes Agenda
Thu: Dec. 7, 2023 Mon. Dec. 4, 2023 Minutes Agenda
Thu: Jan. 25, 2024 Mon. Jan. 22, 2024 Minutes Agenda
Tue: Mar. 19, 2024 Thu: Mar. 7, 2024 Minutes Agenda

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FAQs

Curriculum

What is the deadline to submit curriculum revisions?

The deadline to submit is November 15th for the next catalog year.

How do I submit revisions for my curriculum?

A Revision Request Form must be submitted to the Curriculum, Planning, and Compliance Department by November 15th for implementation for the following fall semester and for inclusion in the next catalog. The advisory committee minutes (if applicable) and division committee minutes approving the revisions must be included.

I would like to develop a new field of study, AAS, or non-degree credential (certificate, OSA, ICLC, 3rd Party). What is the process?

The first step is to contact the Office of Curriculum, Planning, and Compliance and speak with the Director of Curriculum who will provide you with guidance on the process.

Scheduling

Who do I contact to reserve a classroom or computer lab?

Pecan Campus: Christy Cantu, Scheduling Specialist, 872-2221 or Sonia Cuellar, Scheduling Specialist, 872-8318
Mid Valley Campus: Carol Rodriguez, Secretary, 447-6631  
Technology Campus: Linda Alvarado, Administrative Assistant, 872-6102
Starr Campus: Maria Nunez, Faculty Secretary, 488-5877 or Priscilla Martinez, Staff Secretary, 488-5856  
NAH Campus: Adolfo Grimarldo, Lab Assistant, 872-3223 ( computer labs, classrooms, and conference rooms

Who do I contact if I need to reserve the Pecan Campus Auditorium, Cafeteria, Student Lounge, Cooper Center Conference Rooms or Theatre?

Jeanette Rios, Events Manager, Facilities, 872-2556

Can I reduce the class maximum of a course?

The class maximum is determined by the size of the classroom capacity. Any exceptions require both Division Dean and the Associate Vice President for Academic Success & Advancement approval. The Division Dean must submit a request via memo to the the Associate Vice President for Academic Success & Advancement. Once approved, the course will be added to the official Scheduling Guidelines with the approved lower capacity.

Why is it important that I meet the deadline for 1st Review Schedules?

Schedules submitted during the 1st review are scheduled according to the Classroom Distribution List. After the deadline, courses submitted without room assignments will be assigned to any available room, if no rooms are available from the department’s assigned classrooms. Delayed submissions of course schedules may also have an impact on enrollment if students are not given all the details of the course in a timely manner.

Course and Faculty Information

What is House Bill 2504?

In 2009, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) adopted a new criteria concerning Public Access to Course Information required by House Bill 2504, 81st Texas Legislature. Each institution of higher education, other than a medical and dental unit, is to make available to the public on the institution's Internet website a syllabus for each undergraduate course offered for credit and a curriculum vitae for the instructor teaching the course. This information must be:

  • Accessible from the homepage of the institutions Internet website within three links.
  • Accessible to the public without requiring registration or password.
  • Searchable by keywords or phrase.
  • Available no later than the seventh day after the first day of classes for the semester or other academic term during which the course is offered.
  • Updated as soon as practical after the information changes - at least once for every semester the course is offered.

All syllabi and CV are collected and stored in the Concourse application. For course and faculty information, visit the following webpage:   https://courseinfo.southtexascollege.edu/AllCourses

What documents are required?

  • Section outlines for every section being offered.
  • Curriculum vitae for all faculty teaching within the semester.

What if I have additional questions?

Please e-mail syllabi@southtexascollege.edu if you have any questions.

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