Forms
Modern Campus Curriculum Forms (formerly Curriculog)
The following course and program forms will be found in Modern Campus Curriculum (formerly Curriculog):
- 2026-2027 Course Reinstatement Form (Undergraduate and Graduate)
- 2026-2027 Graduate Course Deactivation (600-999)
- 2026-2027 Graduate Course Minor Modification (600-999) [Minor modification examples provided below]
- 2026-2027 Graduate Course Substantial Modification (600-999)
- 2026-2027 Graduate New Course (600-999)
- 2026-2027 Graduate New Program
- 2026-2027 Graduate Program Elevation
- 2026-2027 Graduate Program Modification
- 2026-2027 Mirrored Graduate Program
- 2026-2027 Mirrored Undergraduate Program
- 2026-2027 New 4+1 Program
- 2026-2027 New Degree Program Statement of Intent Form
- 2026-2027 Program Deactivation/Suspension (Undergraduate and Graduate)
- 2026-2027 Roadmap Modification
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Course Deactivation (100-599, General Education)
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Course Minor Modification (100-499) [Minor modification examples provided below]
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Course Substantial Modification (100-599, General Education)
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate New Course (100-599, General Education)
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate New Program
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Program Elevation
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Program Modification
- SDSU Special Topics Course Proposal for Class Schedule
Additional Forms
- Curriculum Matrix
- Global Learning Course (GLC) Designation Objectives and Goals Form
- Graduate Curriculum Committee’s Curriculog Proposal Checklist
- Guidance for Creation of New Programs and checklist
- New Course or Course Modification Checklist
- Program Modification Checklist
- Sustainability Designation Form
- University Resources and Planning Committee Additional Questions form for New Programs
Minor Modifications Examples
The review path for course modifications involving only the initiating college’s curriculum will no longer include the Undergraduate/Graduate Curriculum Committee. Proposals approved by the College Dean (or designee) will be sent simultaneously to the Senate Executive Committee, Undergraduate/Graduate Curriculum Committee, and Undergraduate/Graduate Council. Unless objections arise, curriculum proposals will then be included in the Senate report as an information item. Please note that all proposals will be reviewed by the Curriculum, Assessment, and Accreditation department to ensure proper designation. If a proposal is deemed to be substantial, the originator will be asked to resubmit on the correct proposal form to ensure proper routing and review.
Examples of minor modifications include:
- Updating course title OR course description that does not impact other colleges and that reflects only minor changes in content.
- Changing catalog numbers without changing from lower division (100-200) to upper division (300-400), undergraduate (<500) to graduate (500 or above), graduate (600-799) to doctoral (800-899) or vice versa. (The old catalog number must be retired and cannot be used again for five years.)
- Updating unit range for variable unit courses.
- Updating Contact Hours
- Updating Instruction Mode(s)
- Updating Grading Basis
- Updating Repeat for Credit Rules
- Updating Course Note(s)
- Updating current and/or deleting enrollment requirements (i.e., prerequisites, corequisites, concurrent); addition of requirements outside of college requires that proof
- Updating Instructional Methods (CS codes)
- Updating Course/Department/College Specific Requirements
- Program changes that only reflect minor modifications to existing courses