TO:            Ed Erdmann, Faculty Senate Chair

FROM:      Richard Telfer, UCC Chair

RE:            Transmittal of UCC Actions on Friday, October 22, 1999
 

On October 22, 1999, the University Curriculum Committee approved or received and recorded (information only items)
the following curriculum proposals and/or resolutions:

 
1. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMUNICATION (copies enclosed)
Change in Requisite (information only)
        100-492 Field Study in Arts Merchandising
        from:    Prerequisite: 100-307
        to:        Prerequisite: Junior standing and consent of instructor

        100-493 Arts Management/Arts Merchandising Internship
        from:    Prerequisite: 100-307
        to:        Prerequisite: Junior standing and consent of instructor
 

2. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS (copy enclosed)
Administrative Action (information only)
        Add a Unique Major Requirement to Bulletin (Catalog)
 
3. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE ART DEPARTMENT (copies enclosed)
New Course
        110-385 (585) Electronic Illustration
 
4. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT (copies enclosed)
Change in Requisite (information only)
       630-141 General Botany
        from:   Co-requisite: 900-150 or consent of instructor
        to:       Co-requisite: 760-141

     630-142 General Zoology
        from:   Co-requisite: 900-150 or consent of instructor
        to:       Co-requisite: 760-141

Course Deletion (information only)
       630-360 Human Anatomy and Physiology

New Course

                     630-361 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
        630-362 Human Anatomy and Physiology II
 
Change in Submajor
      Cell Biology/Physiology Emphasis
 
5. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT (copies enclosed)
Change in Course Number, Title, and Requisite  (information only)
      from: 166-493I Internship in Communication
                Prereq: 166-202, 166-203, 3.00 GRP in communication courses, junior or senior standing
                and consent of instructor

     to:      166-493P  Public Relations Internship
                 Prereq: 166-203 and 166-204, 3.0 GPA in prerequisite courses, and consent of instructor

Change in Requisite (information only)
      166-429 (629)  Organizational Communication Needs Analysis
       from:    Prerequisite: 166-327/527
       to:        Prerequisite: 166-327/527, 166-244 and (164-485/685 or 166-485/685) or consent of instructor

Change in Title, Course Number, Description, and Computer Requirement  (information only)
      from:   166-307 Designing Non-Print Media for Public Relations
      to:       166-204 Public Relations Tactics II

Change in Title and Description (information only)
      166-203
       from: Writing Applications in Public Relations
       to:    Public Relations Tactics I

Change in Title, Description, and Requisite  (information only)
      166-402
       from:  Publicity, Media & Campaigns
                  Prerequisite: 166-202, 166-203, 166-307, and 164-245
       to:       Public Relations Planning
                   Prerequisite: 166-202, 166-203, 166-204, and 166-302

New Course
       166-302 Public Relations Strategies
       166-303 Public Relations Practicum
       166-489 Advancements in Organizational Communication

Change in Submajor
        Arts Management Minor
        Speech Communication Major/ Public Relations Emphasis
       Speech Communication Minor/Public Relations Emphasis
       Speech: Organizational Communication Emphasis
 

6. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT (copy enclosed)
Change in Title and Description (information only)
       230-431
          from:  Economics of Multinational Enterprise
          to:      Economics of Globalization
 
7.   CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE FINANCE AND BUSINESS LAW  DEPARTMENT (copies enclosed)

           Change in Title of Submajor
                     from:  Professional Minor in Business Studies/Finance/Real Estate/Insurance Emphasis
                     to:      Professional Minor in Business Studies Finance or Financial Planning or
                                  Insurance or Real Estate  Emphasis
 
8. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE  GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT AND

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM (copy enclosed)
Continuation of an Inactive Course
                     722-332 Political Geography
 
9. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT (copies enclosed)
Change in Description and Requisite (information only)
        250-488 Management Seminar
        from:   Prereq: 250-301 and 250-419
        to:      Prereq: 250-369 and 250-419

Change in Major
        General Management

 
10. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (copy enclosed)

              New Submajor/Minor
                      International Studies Program Minor
 
11. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM (copies enclosed)
Change in Requisite  (information only)
        840-387Field Training in Psychology
        from:  9 psychology credits, psychology major or minor, and permission of field
                    training emphasis committee
        to:      Consent of instructor

Change in Title and Requisite (information only)
   840-345 (545)
       from:  Behavior Disorders
                   Prerequisite: 840-304 or 6 credits in psychology and junior standing
       to:    Abnormal Psychology
                 Co-requisite: 840-304 or graduate standing
 

12. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE THEATRE/DANCE  PROGRAM (copies enclosed)
Course Deletion  (information only)
        133-485 Theatre Critique

New Course
        131-498 Independent Study in Dance

Change in Major
        Theatre (BA)
        Theatre (BFA)
        Theatre (BFA) - Management/Promotion Emphasis
       Theatre (BSE)
 

13. SPECIAL COURSES APPROVED 9/30/99 thru 10/13/99 (information only)

 

COURSE #	TITLE	Semester	Approved
600-491	Mexico's Culture: Its African and Indian Roots	2003	10/8/99
681-496	Writing Basic Japanese	2001	9/20/99
800-496/696	Digital Principles and State Controller Design	2001	9/29/99
800-496	Spectrophysics	2001	9/29/99
840-796	Social Bases of Behavior	2001	9/29/99