Course design
Ugo500 — Pcards At UF: What Every Pcard Holder Needs To Know
The mandatory Procurement Card course in UF's purchasing process — a concise, scenario-driven module that teaches cardholders to use, reconcile, and stay compliant with their PCard.
Course DesignThe Problem
Anyone acquiring a UF Procurement Card must understand allowable use, reconciliation, and the consequences of misuse — and getting it wrong carries real financial and policy risk.
Design Story
I designed UGO500 as a required step in the PCard application process, partnering closely with the UF GO team to get the policy exactly right.
Complexity
The content is rule-heavy and high-stakes. It had to be accurate, current, and clear enough that every cardholder leaves knowing precisely what they can and can't do.
The Designed Solution
A ~20-minute course covering PCard use, misuse, reconciliation, and the cardholder agreement — with realistic misuse scenarios, a 10-question/80%-to-pass assessment, and UGO100 set as a prerequisite.
Design Decisions
- Wrote misuse scenarios from real policy edge cases (splitting purchases, funding allocation, advance hotel payment), reviewed with SMEs.
- Replaced raw emails and URLs with proper contact forms and descriptive link text for accessibility.
- Added a final assessment and a clear cardholder-agreement acknowledgment step.
The Result
A concise, accurate, compliant course that gates the PCard process.
Impact
Cardholders complete consistent, policy-correct training before receiving a card, reducing misuse risk across the university.
Outcome
Published in myTraining as a mandatory, biennial PCard course.