ASU launching Kuali Curriculum Management this summer
Curricular administrative activities at ASU are about to become a breeze. This summer, ASU will launch a centrally accessible curriculum management system to facilitate a digital, paperless submission and approval process for all curriculum requests and updates for the university.
This transformation, in partnership with Kuali Curriculum Management, the Graduate College and Provost Office, provides a single, cohesive digital system that will make it easy to propose, create, assess, revise, approve and implement new and existing courses (14,000+) and programs (1,000+). From submitting proposals on the University Academic Plan to integration with PeopleSoft and the interactive plan of study (iPOS), Kuali Curriculum Management will enhance the curricular process, making the submission of proposals more efficient and streamlined.
Kuali Curriculum Management is set to launch this summer.
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