Academic Policies
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About Academic Policies
Historically, the Campus Administrative Manual (CAM) contained policies that were administrative or academic. When CAM was revised to Campus Administrative Policy (CAP), a decision was made to separate the administrative from the academic.
CAP comprises policies that are truly administrative. CAP is managed by the Administration and Finance Division (AFD) and serves as the central repository for all active campus policies that have been officially approved through the steps in the Administrative Policy Process.
Academic policies deriving from Academic Senate resolutions, CSU executive orders or coded memos, and Title 5 (the state Education Code) reside here on the Academic Programs and Planning website.
- Academic Graduate Certificate Programs
- Academic Program Review
- Accreditation
- Advanced Placement (AP) Examination Credit
- Change of Grade
- Change of Major
- Cheating and Plagiarism
- Class Attendance
- Concentrations (Undergraduate)
- Cooperative Education
- Course Inactivating / Reactivating
- Course Learning Objectives
- Course Syllabi
- Credit Hour
- Credit/No Credit Grading
- Cross-Disciplinary Studies Minor
- Master's Degree Programs (General Requirements)
- Minors
- Posthumous Degrees
- Prerequisite of C- Grade for Advancement
- Prerequisites
- Program Learning Objectives
- Reorganization and Suspension of Academic Programs/Academic Units
- Retention of Exams, Graded Coursework, and Gradebook
- Review of Courses with Condensed Time Schedules
Please note that this page has recently been reorganized. An Other Academic Topics page includes other items relevant to Cal Poly academic life as adopted by the Academic Senate.
Updated: 7/10/2025