30' SPECIAL WORKSHOPS: AAD 4/508 Wrk Mobilizing Local Culture: Portland, Bill Flood June 15 - July 10, Bill Flood (PDX Onsite, June 22 - 27) AAD 408 Art of the Athlete Lisa Atila-smra;--- -- - · - - AAD ??? Arts Ed: Teaching Artist Intensive, Faculty TBD INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSES: AAD 604 Internship Kristin Greiger, all summer AAD 4/609 Practicum Sisy Anderson, all summer Last revised Janua 14 2015 (_, 0 (_' ( Arts & Administration Program c/ Scheduling Preference Worksheet for 201�-2014 FILL OUT ONE SHEET FOR EACH COURSE YOU WILL T,HEACH NOTE: The purpose of this form is to provide Maia with information that she will enter into the scheduling system. The information that you provide here will be what appears on DuckWeb when students register for their courses. A6➔ Faculty Name ,c,l{, '7 CourseNumber _______ CourseTitle ------------,--------------------- Term course will be taught: w -1i.ff A-Ar�-7 f)? � C Fall � : i ��; r s - Cu {-f.. p� • ➔ SPECIFY 2 OR 3 PREFERRED MEETING TIMES FOR EACH COURSE YOU WILL TEACH (J Meeting Days: C Monday C Tuesday C Wednesday C Thursday C Special Meeting Format (provide details on the "Meeting Times" section below) C Online Meeting Times: (See the Registrar's course scheduling protocol below. Note that GOO-level courses do not follow the protocol.) Who Can Enroll in the Course? C Majors Only C Minors Also C Certificate Students Also C Open Enrollment C Instructor Approval Required for __________________________ _ Grading Option for Students C Graded (All core courses must be taken graded) C Pass/No Pass (Independent study, including research, special problems, practicum, etc. are P/NP) C Optional (Elective/Concentration course are optional) Comments and/or special instructions that you would like to appear on DuckWeb (NOTE that DuckWeb may not accommodate all special instructions.) Course Meeting Times FOR UNDERGRADUATE-LEVEL COURSES, including 4/500-level courses. Each school and department must distribute course offerings over all five days of the week and over the full class day. Classes must be scheduled proportionally over four of the five time zones described below. While the fifth time zone is optional, it is still part of the teaching day and should be utilized when possible. Classes using department­ controlled classrooms are also required to adhere to time zone scheduling. Faculty scheduling preferences will be taken into account, but cannot be guaranteed. Classroom availability and avoidance of course scheduling conflicts with required, elective, and certificate courses will have first priority. This is a worksheet that will assist administrators in constructing and finalizing the course schedule for the academic year all at once. Standard class meeting times are divided into five zones (GOO-level and higher can be scheduled at any time): Zone 1: 20% Zone 3: 25% 0 MW 8:00-9:50 0 MW 14:00-15:50 □ TR 8:00-9:50 □ TR 14:00-15:50 □ WF 8:00-9:50 □ WF 14:00-15:50 □ MWF 8:00-8:50 □ MWF 14:00-14:50 □ MWF 9:00-9:50 □ MWF 15:00-15:50 □ MTWF 8:00-8:50 □ MTWR 14:00-14:50 □ MTWF 9:00-9:50 □ MTWR 15:00-15:50 □ MTWF 14:00-14:50 □ MTWF 15:00-15:50 Classes meeting for longer than two hours. Zone 2: 40% Zone 4: 15% 0 MW 10:00-11:50 0 MW 16:00-17:50 □ TR 10:00-11:50 □ TR 16:00-17:50 □ WF 10:00-11:50 □ WF 16:00-17:50 □ MWF 10:00-10:50 □ MWF 16:00-1650 □ MWF 11:00-11:50 □ MWF 17:00-17:50 □ MTWF 10:00-10:50 □ MTWF 16:00-16:50 □ MTWF 11:00-11:50 □ MTWF 17:00-17:50 □ MW 12:00-13:50 Classes meeting for longer than two hours. □ TR 12:00-13:50 □ MWF 12:00-12:50 Zone 5: optional □ MWF 13:00-13:50 0 MW 18:00-19:50 □ MTWF 12:00-12:50 □ TR 18:00-19:50 □ MTWF 13:00-13:50 □ WF 18:00-19:50 □ MWF 18:00-18:50 Non-credit discussions or labs may not be □ MWF 19:00-19:50 scheduled in Zone 2. □ MTWF 18:00-18:50 Tentative ('Q') classes may not be scheduled in □ MTWF 19:00-19:50 Zone 2. Classes meeting for longer than two hours. Two day per week classes that meet for 1 hour and 20 minutes must begin on the first hour of the zone; classes may not begin on the 1/2 hour. The exceptions are Zone 1, where classes are permitted to begin at 8:30 a.m., rather than 8:00 a.m., and Zone 4, where classes may begin at 5:30 p.m. (http://registrar.uoregon.edu/faculty staff/academic scheduling/protocols) Block classes that meet for longer than two hours per session must be scheduled in Zones 3, 4, or 5, or on Fridays. Block classes may not be scheduled during Zones 1 or 2. Departments are permitted to schedule GOO-level graduate seminars as block courses across time zones, including Time Zone 2, in their own department-controlled classroom. Course meeting times may not cross time zones. Discussions or labs must be scheduled outside the Zone 2 time range. The exception is Thursdays or Fridays, when discussions may be scheduled throughout the day. Department controlled spaces may be scheduled anytime including zone 2. This exception does not apply to joint controlled classrooms.