Assigning Load Value on the Basis of a Course Sample Clauses

Assigning Load Value on the Basis of a Course. Courses in the curriculum shall be loaded in accordance with their load base(s). Load bases refer to the number of in‐class instructional hours per week a faculty member is required to perform to achieve a 1.0 load for a semester. For example, a load base of 15 represents a faculty member working 15 in‐class instructional hours to achieve a 1.0 load over a 17.5‐ week semester. WVMCCD operates on a 16‐week semester, thus requiring adjusted hours per week and load bases. Adjusted load bases for a 16‐week semester are mathematically derived by multiplying the original 17.5‐week base by 17.5, and then dividing by 16. As an example, multiplying 15 hours per week by 17.5 weeks, and then dividing by 16 weeks makes a load base of 15 equivalent to a load base of
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Assigning Load Value on the Basis of a Course. Courses in the curriculum shall be loaded based on whether the course is a lecture type class or a lab type class: in accordance with their load base(s). Load bases refer to the number of in-class instructional hours per week a faculty member is required to perform to achieve a 1.0 load for a semester. For example, a load base of 15 represents a faculty member working 15 in-class instructional hours to achieve a 1.0 load over a 17.5- week semester. WVMCCD operates on a 16-week semester, thus requiring adjusted hours per week and load bases. Adjusted load bases for a 16-week semester are mathematically derived by multiplying the original 17.5-week base by 17.5, and then dividing by 16. As an example, multiplying 15 hours per week by 17.5 weeks, and then dividing by 16 weeks makes a load base of 15 equivalent to a load base of 16.4 for a 16- week semester. Load for a specific course is computed as follows: X/ Load Base Where X is the number of weekly contact hours when offered over the whole semester. The following examples apply to full semester courses:
Assigning Load Value on the Basis of a Course. Courses in the curriculum shall be loaded based on whether the course is a lecture type class or a lab type class: All lecture type classes shall be assigned a 16.4‐hour base and the load for an individual course shall be computed as follows: Where X = number of weekly lecture hours assigned to a particular lecture type course.

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