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Reminder: Annual review of course outlines

Course outlines provide new and existing students with detailed and timely information to assist in their selection of courses.

From Semester Two 2025, staff will use the new Curriculum Management System (CMS) to review and edit their course outlines (formerly called Digital Course Outlines or DCOs) for 2026. Course directors are asked to review their learning outcomes to align with the Graduate profile, also ideally reviewing their assessments due to the emergence of generative AI. We invite you to review your course outlines to ensure the correct details are relevant and submit them for approval.

Suggested timeframe:

By 31 October 2025: Course directors to review content and submit to reviewers/approvers.

3 – 7 November 2025: Reviewers/approvers to accept for publishing or return with comments.

10 – 21 November 2025: Any final approvals to be submitted for publishing.

Support

Extra one-to-one support is available during the transition process. Book a session for .

Alternatively, email the project team with your questions. They are available to help until the end of 2025.

Note: Some course outline fields (e.g., course title, course prescription, points, pre-requisites etc.) is not editable because they must go through an amendment process since they are published to the University Calendar. If you notice incorrect information within your course outline that requires updating, to have the information changed, please follow the  described by the .

See also

Curriculum Management System

Access the Curriculum Management System to edit, review and approve course outlines.

CMS user guides

The annual review process for checking and publishing course outlines is described on the Staff Intranet, along with quick reference guides for all of the activities to be performed in the system.

Read about the transition to CMS

More about the move from DCO editor to CMS.

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