Hours (CCH = 1.20). o Example 2: (non-major Science class): An instructor teaches a lecture class that has 3 Contact Hours per week, plus a lab that meets 4 times per semester for 3 hours each, for a total of 12 lab hours per semester. The lab Contact Hours per week = 12/15 = 0.80 CH.The lecture and lab both have a CHR = 1.0. CCH = (3 lecture CH x 1.0 CHR) + (0.80 lab CH x 1.0 CHR) = 3.80 CCH o Example 3: (Visual Arts combined lecture/lab class): An instructor teaches four lecture/lab classes that have 5 Contact Hours per week: 3 are lecture and 2 are lab. The lecture CHR = 1.0, and lab CHR = 0.60. ● Compensated Contact Hours for each class: o (3 lecture CH x 1.0 CHR) + (2 lab CH x 0.60 CHR) = 4.20 CCH. o Total workload Contact Hours = four classes x 4.20 = 16.8 CCH. o Overload = 16.8 – 15.0 = 1.8 CCH 8.6 Table 1.0: Contact Hour Ratios Instructional Area Contact Hour Ratio (CHR) Example Class with Contact Hours (CH) and Compensated Contact Hours (CCH) Standard Instruction 1.0 CHR Contact hours per week (per 3 credit class): 3 Contact Hours = 3.0 CCH Standard Science Labs (Majors Lab) that meet weekly 1.0 CHR Contact hours per week (per 3 credit class): 3 Contact Hours = 3.0 CCH Science Labs (“Non-majors Lab”) that meet four times per semester (E.G.: BIO 100, CHEM 100, ENV 100, PHYS 100 and any other labs with four total meetings/course) 1.0 CHR 4 labs per semester with 3.0 CH per lab = 12 Contact Hours per semester. 2022-2025 TMCC-NFA Contract Article 8 Page 32
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