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PBA Grand Map: linking department-related concepts
- The PBA "grand map" is designed to link together department level data on a variety of topics (majors, degrees,
course teaching activity, faculty and staff counts, finances, research funding, etc.) from a variety of sources
(SIS, PeopleSoft HR and Finance, OCG sponsored research reports, etc.).
- Doing this well requires a consistent and documented approach to linking together the various ways departments are identified in
these data sources (majors codes, course subjects, PeopleSoft department codes, etc.). The concept of a department is not
the same in each source, so decisions must be made about what constitutes a "department" for our analytical purposes.
We've called the resulting units "PBA Departments."
- Our focus has been on "academic departments" -- those that have majors, teach courses, and/or do research. We identify other
nonacademic areas in the map (e.g., Vice Chancellor for Administration) but do not finely discriminate the departments within them.
- The following links provide lists and additional details:
- PBA departments and items linked to them
(major codes, course subjects, PeopleSoft departments, etc.)
- Approved degree programs* and detail on associated majors
- SIS major codes and detail on enrollment, admissions, and approved degree programs
- SIS course subjects and detail on PBA departments, student credit hours and
sections taught, and CIP codes
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Searchable list of Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) codes, with descriptions.
CIPs are used in many PBA analyses for federal and state reporting and for comparisons to peer institutions.
- Degree and enrollment counts, by major, degree type, and fiscal year
- Fall census enrollments by college, A&S division, PBA department, and major
- Recency of grand map data sources
*These are programs approved by the Regents of the University of Colorado
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