Assigned Time (AT)
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Assigned Time (AT) refers to activities for which a faculty member receives workload credit. An individual faculty workload assignment is typically 12 units (tenure-track) or 15 units (lecturer). Any workload that is not direct instruction must be accounted for by assigned time. For a breakdown of Assigned Time Code Definitions & Common Practices, click here.[1]
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| Assigned Time | Definition |
|---|---|
| Assigned Time Total | The proportion of overall faculty Total Workload FTE for a particular term or academic year that is spent on assigned time tasks outside of instructional administrative, instructional faculty, or other support duties. |
| Assigned Time WTU | The number of Weighted Teaching Units (WTU) assigned to the faculty member in conjunction with the associated 'Assigned Time Code'. |
| Assigned Time Code | Numeric code used to indicate up to three different types of activities per faculty assignment for which a faculty member can receive workload credit. |
| Faculty Assigned Time | Identifies up to three different types of activities per faculty assignment for which a faculty member can receive workload credit. |
Where Data Element Appears[edit | edit source]
ASIR Public Faculty Data Dashboards and Reports:
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References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Instructional Related Assigned Time Codes (sdsu.edu). Retrieved from https://asir.sdsu.edu/Documents/APDB/AT_Code_Description_rev_07-23-18.pdf
- ↑ CSU Academic Planning Database. Data Element Dictionary. Retrieved from: csyou.calstate.edu (Requires login)