The following refers to courses that have already been approved for core or elective credit for the PhD breadth requirement.
Live in-person on-campus courses that happen to also be offered by CVN always qualify.
Pre-taped CVN courses managed (graded) by a regular faculty member
always qualify. Pre-taped CVN courses managed by an adjunct faculty
member who has lectured the same course on-campus also qualify. Both
cases are exceedingly rare.
The typical pre-taped CVN course, which is managed by a graduate student, does
not qualify. Exceptions can be made with the
approval of the full faculty, including in particular the regular faculty
member(s) in charge of the corresponding course - but be warned that said
approval is highly unlikely.
However, CVN courses taken by a student prior to
formally enrolling in the PhD
program (e.g., while a CVN MS, Professional or non-degree student) always qualify, regardless of who
managed the course.
[Change notes: Merged into breadth administration page, should no longer be linked.]
Last updated on September 13, 2008.
