A course coordinator is a person responsible for organizing and overseeing the delivery of a specific course or program within an educational institution. Their role typically includes:

Curriculum Development: Collaborating with instructors to design and update the course content, ensuring it meets academic standards and learning objectives.

Scheduling: Arranging class schedules, exam dates, and other course-related events.

Instructor Support: Providing guidance and support to instructors or teaching assistants, including handling any issues that arise during the course.

Student Communication: Acting as a point of contact for students, addressing their concerns, and providing information about course requirements, grading, and deadlines.

Quality Assurance: Monitoring the course’s effectiveness, collecting feedback from students and instructors, and making improvements as needed.

Administrative Tasks: Managing course registrations, maintaining records, and ensuring compliance with institutional policies.

 Essentially, the course coordinator ensures that everything runs smoothly and that both students and instructors have the support they need throughout the course.