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In order to ensure all your information can be properly articulated, we have made it possible to have multiple tables (eg. for multiple marking schemes), as well as added a rich-text input box beneath the tabled sections for more information.
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Mandatory & Recommended Text
Some text content will automatically be added attached to your outline based on which courses are present in and not be editable. These will generally be found at the bottom of the course outline . At this time () the required text from the secretariat will be added, as well as any text your faculty or department has configured if they have done so.in the Policy sections. Examples of this are:
The required outline content as dictated by the University
Any departmental or faculty controlled mandatory content
In other places we provide faculties and departments the ability to create Recommended or Optional texts that you can add via a single click. When these are available, they’ll appear to the right if the text editing box. Simply click on one of these to paste the content into the relevant box. You’re free to edit the text once it’s been added.
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Once added, the blocks are just normal text, they won’t be automatically updated term-over-term! Please check the contents when copying content from previous terms! |
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Saving and Publishing your Course Outline
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If your faculty has adopted the software officially, you can reach out to your undergraduate office for any support requests, and can always contact the developer directly . You can also the support channel at OutlineSupport@uwaterloo.ca if you encounter any bugs or find any part of the process unmanageable.
We rely heavily on user feedback to identify issues with the software, so please reach out with any questions, comments, or issues you encounterif you have feedback or feature requests, you can always contact developer directly.