This text will describe the process of cross-listing in CCLE and the procedures for different cross-listing requests given the close association with builds. It explains how to "cross-list" additional course sites and how to cross-list course sites where the subordinate sites have already been built.
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Terminology
Terminology differs between the University and CCLE. For the Registrar, "cross-listing" refers specifically to a course offering where the same course could be applied to different subject areas; for example, Near Eastern Studies 150 is cross-listed with Iranian 150; Near Eastern Studies 150 is not crosslisted with Near Eastern Studies 250, because they are in the same subject area. Neither would two sections of the same subject area and course number be "cross-listed" according to the Registrar, e.g. English 10A Sections 1A & 1B.
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