How to - Find Course Syllabi on the Columbia College Website

Overview

A syllabus is a document that outlines expectations, due dates, and responsibilities for a course. This guide walks you through finding, viewing, and downloading course syllabi on the Columbia College website.

Applies to: Faculty Staff Students

Step-by-Step Guide

Instructions

1 Visit the Columbia College Website

Open your preferred web browser and navigate to the Columbia College homepage.

●Go to https://www.ccis.edu.

2 Open the Degrees & Programs Menu

Access the academic programs navigation options from the top navigation bar.

●Click Degrees & Programs.

Click Degrees & Programs in the main menu
3 Select Academic Resources

Navigate to the academic resources section within the dropdown menu.

●Click Academic Resources.

Click Academic Resources under Degrees & Programs
4 Open the Syllabi Tool

Choose the Syllabi option to open the syllabus repository.

●Click on Syllabi.

Click Syllabi from Academic Resources
5 Search for Your Course

Locate the course using the available search and filter options on the Syllabi page.

●Use the search fields to look up your course by subject, course number, or title.

Search for course syllabi
6 View, Print, or Download the Syllabus

Open the full syllabus document and save or print a copy for your records.

●Hover over the syllabus entry and click View to open the full syllabus document.

●To download or print the syllabus, use the download/print controls located in the top-right corner of the viewer window.

View full syllabus
Important Note Regarding Course Syllabi

This repository provides general course syllabi, which may not include specific due dates or semester-specific instructor contact information. Check directly with your course instructor if you have specific questions about required textbooks, assignments, or due dates. Please note that not all course syllabi appear on this list; mainly online and General Education courses are listed.

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