Instructional Services has added several new Class Schedule Resources to help staff involved in the production of the printed class schedule.  You will also find links to these guides and tips under the Timelines button.

CurricUNET Approval Process

The CurricUNET approval process will be turned off for the summer on May 23, 2008 at 5 p.m.  Faculty may create proposals during the summer; however proposals cannot be pre-launched until the approval process is turned back on, August 18, 2008.

Program Section Now Available

The newly re-designed program section is now available for program proposal entry.  Please click here for proposal entry instructions.  And if at any time you need assistance please call the CurricUNET Help Desk x6502.

PLEASE NOTE: The program approval process will be available soon.  There are a few program proposals currently in the approval process that need to finish before new proposals can be pre-launched.

Online video tutorials will be available as well as on campus training sessions.  Check back for dates, time and location.

New Online Training Modules
Instructional Services has added several new online training modules to CurricUNET. The new modules demonstrate how to perform such actions as pre-launch a course, deactivate and reactivate a course, and check the status of a course proposal.

Favorite Links:  This is a list of websites that are frequently used to support instruction in the District. 

Description of Duties
The Instructional Services Office (ISO) of the San Diego Community College District performs the mission of coordination of District-wide curriculum and instructional activities, as well as other responsibilities assigned by the Assistant Chancellor, Instructional Services.  The ISO provides District liaison with the State Chancellor’s Office, as well as with instructional leaders of the three District colleges – City, Mesa, and Miramar – and the District Centers for Education & Technology system. The ISO maintains oversight of District curriculum to ensure its compliance with statutes, regulations, policies and procedures; as part of this responsibility, the ISO serves as the repository of the master course inventory, maintaining official outlines and rosters of programs approved for the District colleges.  The ISO coordinates the management of the curriculum development process, as well as provides oversight of articulation, transfer, and general education.  The ISO publishes the college catalogs and coordinates the production of the schedule of classes for the District colleges.  Liaison services are rendered between District-wide curriculum and instructional activities and the Student Services and Information Technology Departments.  As the District adapts to changing educational demands, the ISO assumes new responsibilities supportive of that effort.