Media-Based Courses Clause Samples

Media-Based Courses. This provision is specific to courses taught primarily using the following media: audio tapes, video tapes, DVD’s, and/or CD’s. The standard allocation (class size) for a media-based course is ten students above the allocation for on-campus sections of the course. If the media-based course enrollment exceeds this number the faculty member will be paid the normal LHE value plus an additional pro- rata LHE based on the following formula for up to 15 additional students. # of students in excess of standard allocation for the media-based course x LHEs for the course/15 If the media-based course enrollment exceeds the normal media-based course enrollment plus 15, the faculty member will receive twice the LHEs normally assigned to the course. Media-based course enrollment will be limited to twice the sum of the allocation for an on-campus section of the course plus 10. The following example is given to illustrate these points. PSY 101 - on campus class size is 35; media-based course class size is 45. Enrollment is less than 15 - pro-rata according to the formula in Section IV. 5 (Underenrolled Classes). Enrollment is between 15 and 45 - normal LHE assignment. Enrollment is between 46 and 59 - normal LHE assignment plus pro-rata for students in excess of 45 according to the formula above. Enrollment is between 60 and 90 - twice the normal LHE assignment.
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