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Practical Engagement Credits for SI Courses

SI courses that regularly have an assignment requiring practical engagement work may be assigned PEP credits.

The following are current SI courses that include PEP credits. Students should track PEP credits based on the PEP courses listed on the TAPS sheet for their entering term.

Course Number	Course Name	PEP Credits Included
SI 501	Contextual Inquiry and Project Management	3
SI 572	Database Application Design	2
SI 599	Practical Engagement Workshop: Information Technologies in Small Nonprofit Organizations	3
SI 623	Outcome-based Evaluation of Programs and Services	1
SI 631	Practical Engagement Workshop: Content Management Systems	1.5
SI 649	Information Visualization	2
SI 681	Internship/Field Experience & Seminar in Practical Engagement	6
SI 682	Interface and Interaction Design	2
SI 690	Internship/Field Experience	1-6
SI 692	Practical Engagement Workshop in Archives and Records	3
SI 696	Practical Engagement Workshop: Advanced Digital Librarianship	3
SI 699	Practical Engagement Workshop: Information Technologies in Small Nonprofit Organizations	3

PEP credits are only awarded to courses once they appear on this official list and are on the list during the term the student takes the course. PEP credits cannot be awarded retroactively.

Because some PEP courses are no longer offered or the PEP status of a course may change, students should track PEP credits based on the PEP courses listed on the TAPS sheets.

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