Overview

The Teaching Center offers several teaching resources to help you design, teach, and evaluate a course, as well as information on teaching students with disabilities. We also encourage you to use resources provided by other University offices, including technology support offices and the College Curriculum Committee.

Teaching Policy

Instructors can learn about the academic policy requirements they must follow when teaching in Arts, Sciences & Engineering in the following places:

• Academic Honesty Policies
• Disability Policies
• Semester-Specific Teaching Policies
• Syllabus, Credit Hour, and Other Policies
• Undergraduate Academic Policies

Technology Resources

• AS&E IT
• Event and Classroom Management
• Library
• University IT

College Curriculum Committee

The College Curriculum Committee (CCC) reviews all newly proposed undergraduate programs and clusters, modifications to existing programs, and general graduation requirements. Contact the CCC if you have questions or recommendations regarding general educational principles or curricular requirements.