Teaching Requirements Form - School of Computer Science

Name

First Last

Banner ID

Term

Fall
Winter
Summer

List all course codes being taught during the above term

PART 1

This form is used by Scheduling and Examination Services to help with prioritizing individuals’ needs and requests. Please indicate when you are unable to teach and choose an appropriate category for the rational.

Reason for request

Medical
Administrative
Academic
Other

This form is used by Scheduling and Examination Please indicate when you are unable to teach and choose an appropriate category for the rational.

List all your unavailable timeslots

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday

Example: 9:30-12:00 School Council or 14:30 - 15:30 Office Hours. Use the + selector to add an additional field

Location Restrictions / Requirements

Special Arrangement Details

Explain why a special timetabling arrangement is requested

PART 2

The following information will be used for entering timetabling requests in the Data Collection Unit (DCU).

Lecture Needs

Do you have an AM or PM time preference for scheduling your lectures? This personal preference will be submitted to “Timetabling” and cannot be guaranteed.

Scheduling Pattern: Is this a Graduate Course?

Yes
No

Graduate Course Scheduling Pattern

1 day x 3 hrs	2 days x 1.5 hrs

Enter a Course Code for each applicable field. Select + to add more fields. Scheduling pattern for all 3 hour UG courses will be scheduled as 2 day x 1.5 hrs

Classroom Features (Max of 4 choices)

ZSMA and ZIDM room characteristics represent interactive desktop computer monitors that allow instructors to open PowerPoint files, spreadsheets, PDF’s or other computer applications and annotate overtop using a built-in pen or stylus. Functionally, they are very similar; the only difference is that ZSMA includes SMART software while ZIDM does not. ZSMA - includes proprietary SMART software that creates a whiteboard environment, allowing faculty to create and save hand-written notes, formulas or equations. ZIDM - users can still annotate overtop Windows applications; however the new versions of interactive desktop computer monitors don’t require the SMART software to operate. Instead, users can open a basic program like Microsoft Paint and make notes on a blank white canvas.

Scheduling Computer Labs/ Tutorial Groups

Course Code(s)

Same day
Immediately following lecture (back to back)
Does not matter

Scheduling Computer Labs/ Tutorial Groups Course Codes

Scheduling Requirements

Computer labs / tutorial groups scheduling requirements

Do you (as the instructor) need to attend all (or part of) the lab/ tutorial?

Yes
No

Do you need the tutorial section(s) to appear on CULearn? If no, lectures will only appear on CULearn. The default is lecture only.

Yes
No

Lab / Tutorial Course Code(s)

Do you require special classroom features or specific school space for the labs/tutorial groups?

Yes
No

Lab / Tutorial Course Code

Lab / Tutorial Room

Lab / Tutorial Classroom Features

List of classroom features

Topics Courses

Is the title of your topic crosslisted?

Yes
No

Crosslisted course code

Please enter your crosslisted course code

Provide a 2 to 3 sentence description of the course. It will be posted on the public schedule.

For undergraduate courses, please include any prerequisites (must be a course number), degree restriction (i.e. BCS only), year of program restriction (i.e. 4th yr. only), etc

Additional Comments

Please provide any additional information you believe essential to the appropriate scheduling of your course(s).

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