Common use of NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS Clause in Contracts

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. The number of scheduled courses faculty will handle in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- rated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. ‌ The number of scheduled courses faculty will handle be assigned in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two two-year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in Article 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- rated prorated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. ‌ The number of scheduled courses faculty will handle in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two two-year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in Article 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- rated prorated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. The number of scheduled courses faculty will handle in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two two-year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- rated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. The number of scheduled courses faculty will handle be assigned in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two two-year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in Article 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- rated prorated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.

NUMBER OF COURSES AND SECTIONS. The number of scheduled courses faculty an instructor will handle in a given semester will vary from program to program and may vary from campus to campus. In academic courses at the university transfer level, and in two year career diploma programs, the assignment for a full-time faculty member instructor shall not exceed four (4) scheduled courses per semester. An additional section/preparation may be added under the provisions outlined in 9.10.2 (Underload). The number of courses may be pro- pro-rated for courses involving more or fewer than three (3) instructional units per week. This provision shall not be enforced to the extent that it exceeds the workload as specified in Article 9.5.