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Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

How to manage course information and Student Learning Outcomes

course catalog inforamtion screen shot or description, pre-req/co-req, course overviewCourse Information

  • The Course Catalog Description is imported from CIM automatically and does not need to be entered.
  • Prerequisites and Corequisites are also populated automatically from Banner.
  • The Course Overview is an optional section that you may complete.
  • The Help Text on the right side provides an example of content you may include in the Course Overview.
  • The Course Overview is Private by default and visible only to students.
  • You may choose to change this section to Visible to your students, depending on your preference.

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Student Learning Outcomes

  • example of studnet learning outcomesStudent Learning Outomes (SLOs) are imported automatically from CIM when available.
  • Faculty may submit and publish a Simple Syllabus even if SLOs are not currently loading from CIM.
  • Missing SLOs does not prevent submission of the syllabus.
  • When SLOs are not visible, instructors should manually enter them in the Course Expectations section (or a similar section) to provide students access to this information for Fall 2026.
  • Approved SLOs added to CIM later will automatically load into Simple Syllabus.
  • Faculty are encouraged to complete their syllabi without waiting for their SLOs to be approved in CIM.
  • Once CIM‑fed SLOs are available, instructors may review and republish the syllabus as needed, without rebuilding it from scratch.

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Quick CIM-SLOs Tips

  • Complete and publish the syllabus without delay.
  • Manually enter SLOs as a temporary measure, if necessary.
  • Update the syllabus later once CIM and Simple Syllabus are fully synchronized.
  • When SLOs have not been entered into CIM, Simple Syllabus continues to pull from the system as designed,Ìýbut the SLOs are not yet available in the system.
  • For SLOs not yet approved,Ìý they will automatically populate in Simple Syllabus once approved in Fall 2026, and any temporary manually entered outcomes can be deleted.
  • Complete and submit the syllabus now so it is ready for the first day of Fall 2026; content may be updated later as needed, and any edits will save over the previous version.

    Core CoursesÌýand Teaching Methodology

  • core courses and teaching mrrthodology screen shot of simple syllabusThe Core Courses section is required and must be completed.
  • This section is Private and visible only to students.
  • If a course is part of the Core Curriculum, a statement must be included indicating that the course fulfills a required general education requirement.
  • The statement should identify the specific general education discipline area the course fulfills.
  • An example is provided in the Help Text area.Ìý
  • The Teaching Methodology section is optional.
  • This section is Private and visible only to students.
  • Visibility can be turned on or off at the instructor’s discretion.

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Need help? ContactÌýFatmeh Alalawneh at 419.530.4017 or email ÌýSimpleSyllabus@ÒùÆÞÉç.Edu