Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)

What skills can students demonstrate by the end of your course?

This is the driving question for Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs). Ask yourself this question as you develop SLOs for your courses. When you design your courses, use the SLOs in your Course Outline of Record to design assignments and assessments for your students. 

Find more answers in the Frequently Asked Questions.

Where can I find my course SLOs?

There are two ways to confirm your course's SLOs: The master list below and CurricUNET. Please remember that changes in SLOs or PLOs need to be updated through the Curriculum Committee's processes. Do not change SLOs from what's listed below.

Master SLO List

Below is a master list of active course SLOs. Use the SLOs listed here for your syllabi and course documentation. This list will be updated prior to the start of each fall semester. SLOs are also officially located on the course outline of record on CurricUNET. This list will match those official SLOs and it will recognize which SLOs are active. 

To use the sheet below, scroll down to the name of your course. It's designed as an Excel table. You can use the arrow next to "Course" to alphabetize the list or customize the way it's sorted to find your course. There should be multiple SLOs for most classes.

Note: You may need to sign into your Office 365 account to fully view this link. Your username and password is the same as what you use for Canvas and WebAdvisor. Click here if you want to download an Excel file with all of the current SLOs.

Course Outline of Record

SLOs are located in the Course Outline of Record. You can find this on CurricUNET. You do not need a username or password to access CurricUNET. Click the link above, then select Course. 

Select "Courses" from the CurricUNET Search menu

Once you select Course, you can search for the course you are teaching. You will need to know the department and the course number (e.g. MATH 102). SLOs are updated on a regular schedule. Additionally, it takes time for courses to go through the full Curriculum process.