Course - CCC Content Type
ID: 319
Name: Course - CCC
Description: Filled in by Banner/DegreeWorks as well as some by-hand as necessary.
How to Use:
- Fill in the "Name" field with the name of the element.
- Enter the unique course number in the "Course_ID" field. This serves as an identifier for the course.
- Choose the department from the options provided by the "Department" List.
- Enter the course number (e.g., 101) in the "Course" field.
- Provide the subject name (e.g., American Sign Language) in the "Subject" field.
- Enter the title of the course (e.g., American Sign Language I) in the "Title" field.
- Choose the number of credits for the course from the options provided by the "Credits" list.
- Enter any general education requirement information in the "Gen Ed Requirement" field.
- Provide the course description in the "Description" field.
- Enter any additional course notes or content that doesn't appear in the CSV in the "Course Notes" field.
Content Element Details
| Name | Description | Size | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | The Name Element | 500 Characters | Plain Text | true |
| Course_ID | Unique course number | 240 Characters | Plain Text | false |
| Course | e.g. 101 | 255 Characters | Plain Text | false |
| Department | e.g. ASL | 500 Characters | Plain Text | false |
| Subject | e.g. American Sign Language | 500 Characters | Plain Text | false |
| Title | e.g. American Sign Language I | 500 Characters | Plain Text | false |
| Credits | 255 Characters | Plain Text | false | |
| GenEdRequirement | 255 Characters | Plain Text | false | |
| Description | 9999 Characters | Html | false | |
| Course Notes | Enter any content needed that doesn’t appear in the CSV | 9999 Characters | Html | false |
Art History: Ancient to Gothic
Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: ENGL 101. Provides a background in visual arts from the prehistoric period to the fourteenth century. Studies the artistic achievements of each era within the context of important historical and philosophical developments. Emphasis on Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Pre-Renaissance, and world cultures. Explores crosscultural comparisons, positioning the west in the world and examining the influence of trade, exploration, and cultural contact. Explores subjects using images, lectures, internet resources, and films. Just a quick test.