Curriculum Development

Academic pathway alignment is the practice of arranging high school courses so they connect logically to college majors, certificate programs,

Curriculum credit requirements are the rules that specify how many credits a student must earn in each subject area before

Elective curriculum planning is the process of deciding which optional courses a school or college offers, how those courses fit

A general education curriculum is the set of broad courses that most students in a school or college are expected

Major curriculum planning is the process of deciding which courses a major requires, in what order students take them, and

Program curriculum design is the work of planning how a whole academic program fits together, from its first course to

Course syllabus development is the process of planning, writing and revising the document that explains what a course covers, how

Grade level curriculum planning is the process schools use to decide what students in a given year should learn, in

Cohort curriculum planning is the process of designing learning experiences for a group of students who move through school together,

Curriculum rollout planning is the process of preparing a new or revised course of study so it reaches classrooms in