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For inclusion in campus publications, your department's course proposals must have reached the PeopleSoft step in the curriculum workflow by the following deadlines.

Do you have questions about proposing or editing courses in our curriculum inventory management system (CIM)? If so, our academic scheduling team is ready to help!

The target department/unit review deadline for the 2021–22 catalog is next Friday, Dec. 18, so here's a quick reminder about support resources available to help you edit and approve your catalog pages.

Starting today, academic program pages in the 2021–22 catalog will open for edits, with a target department/unit review deadline of Dec. 18. (All other catalog pages will open for edits in December.)

Please submit any workflow updates by Monday, Oct. 12, so we can get them in place before edit access opens.

Starting today, academic program pages will open for edits in the 2020–21 catalog. (Non-academic program pages will open for edits in December.)

This message contains an overview of the 2020–21 university catalog production schedule, upcoming drop-in working session dates, a request to share workflow updates and a preview of other next steps.

The 2019–20 CU Boulder Catalog is now live! A reminder that students should refer to the degree, major and certificate requirements listed at the time they formally enter a program.

This new, comprehensive curriculum calendar allows for better integration of campus stakeholders' annual updates across existing catalog and degree audit systems, and streamlines integration between the new curriculum management system (CIM for courses) and degree audit.

As shared earlier this fall, we've been working on a number of structural improvements to this set of pages in this year’s catalog before starting the related workflows. Namely, we've moved several pages that had been buried in the "91ÖÆƬ³§ CU" section into the respective career-level catalogs to make it easier for students to find this content.