Law students should be exposed to the various philosophical approaches to law, the history of law, the ethical dimensions and professional obligation of the legal profession. In addition, law is ...

When instructors teach, whether intentionally or not, they evaluate their courses. Evaluation may occur informally, based on their opinions of how the course went, reflections on what worked well, and ...

Learning requires building new skills and understanding on prior knowledge and abilities. The order and way students experience new information will have a large impact on how successful they are at ...

With hundreds of fall courses across the University to pick from, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. With registration week underway, it’s not a bad idea to browse the CU Directory of Classes and make a ...

Pull up your Academic Progress Report on Workday. Here is a video guide. Obtain a Psychology requirement checklist and a Course Planning Worksheet. You can also use an Excel course planning worksheet ...

From your eCampus Student Center do the following: Select “Academics” icon; Click on “New Degree Audit” -- on the top left hand side of the page (this may take a few minutes to load); Select “View ...

Before you propose a new course the CRC reminds you to be sure that your course does not cover the same material as another course in the curriculum. Courses are proposed in the Course and Catalog ...