Priority Course definition

Priority Course means any course within the Illinois Articulation Initiative General Education Core Curriculum, or any Priority Career Pathway Course.
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Priority Course means any course within the Illinois Articulation Initiative General Education Core Curriculum (see FAQ #9 for this definition), or any Priority Career Pathway Course (see FAQ #10 for this definition). A “Non-Priority Course” means any Dual Credit Course which is not a Priority Course. Priority Courses are emphasized for delivery over Non-Priority Courses in various locations throughout the MPA.. Specifically, as further described in FAQ #11, all Priority Courses must proceed through the instructor qualification and course delivery review process outlined in the MPA, while Non-Priority Courses may be disapproved prior to these processes.
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Examples of Priority Course in a sentence

  • The Department will use the JobTrainer Funded Programs Report to determine: the ‘Maximum Fee Concession Contribution per hour’ payable for enrolment in a program that is an AQF qualification and is not on the Free TAFE for Priority Course List; and the ‘Fee Waiver Contribution per Hour’ payable for a Skill Set.

  • Offering of Type A Courses: Subject to the College’s approval of the Instructor and the Parties’ mutual agreement to the Course Documentation in accordance with this Exhibit B, the College will approve Type A Priority Course requests.

  • Subject to the College’s approval of the Instructor and the Parties’ mutual agreement to the Course Documentation in accordance with this Exhibit B, the College will approve Type A Priority Course requests.

  • Medium Priority Course functionality errors, for example there may be a tracking problem with a specific course.

  • The decision to approve and continue Priority Course Assignment status rests with the College and is not subject to the grievance and arbitration provisions of this Agreement.

  • A review of an Adjunct Faculty member’s Priority Course Assignment status will take place every three academic years in order to assess fulfillment with the criteria and determine continuation of the status.

  • Application for Priority Course Assignment Status: Adjunct Faculty who wish to apply for Priority Course Assignment status must submit a completed application form to the Division ▇▇▇▇ at least one semester (Fall/Spring) prior to the semester in which the status would take effect (by August 15th for the following Spring semester, and January 15th for the following Fall semester).

  • Criteria: The criteria for Priority Course Assignment are: - Completion of ten or more semesters; and - Demonstration of excellence in teaching in all ten or more semesters as indicated by Classroom Observation and Student Rating of Instruction (SRI) evaluations; and - Evidence of professional development related to the respective academic discipline or teaching pedagogy.

  • In order to promote excellence in teaching at the College, adjunct faculty who meet the criteria stipulated in this section may apply for Priority Course Assignment status.