April 23, 2001
     
    TO:            Ed Erdmann, Faculty Senate Chair

    FROM:      Richard Telfer, UCC Chair

    RE:            Transmittal of UCC Actions on Friday, April 20, 2001
     

    On April 20, 2001 the University Curriculum Committee approved or received and recorded (information only items) the following curriculum proposals and/or resolutions:

       
    1. COLLEGE-WIDE CURRICULUM PROPOSAL

      2. New Course (including Gen Ed credit)
      900-104  New Student Seminar
       
    2. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE BUSINESS EDUCATION AND COMPUTER AND NETWORK ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT

      3. Change in Requisites (information only)
      220-357  Webpage Development and Administration

      Changes in Title (information only)
      220-460/660
      from: Principles of Vocational Education
      to:     Principles of Career and Technical Education

      220-461/661
      from: Organization and Administration of Vocational Programs
      to:     Organization and Administration of Cooperative Education Programs
       

    3. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

      4. Change in Minor
      Economics Minor
       
    4. CURRICULUM PROPOSAL FROM THE GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT

      5. New Submajor
      Geology Track (within the Geography Major)
       
    5. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT

      6. Change in Majors
      History (BA/BS)
      History (BSE)
      History with a Social Studies Emphasis
      Social Studies with History Emphasis

      Change in Submajors
      History Minor
      History Minor-Elementary Education Emphasis
      History Minor-Secondary Education Emphasis

      New Minor
      History Minor (BA/BS) with Public History Emphasis
       

    6. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

      7. Changes in Requisites (information only)
      250-306 Operations Management
      250-471 Management Decision Analysis
      250-480 Management Information Systems
      250-484 Simulation Modeling
       
    7. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE MANAGEMENT COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAM

      8. Memo on Curriculum Revision

      Change in Requisites (information only)
      950-210 Concepts of Database Systems

      Changes in Description and Requisites (information only)
      950-220 Concepts of Programming

      Course Revisions
      950-325
      from: Client/Server-Local Area
      to:     Web  Development 1

      950-425
      from: Client/Server-Internet
      to:     Web Development 2

         
    8. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT

      9. New Courses
      150-060  Private Instrumental Instruction in the Primary Performing Area
      150-070  Private Vocal Instruction in the Primary Performing Area
      150-080  Private Keyboard Instruction in the Primary Performing Area
       
    9. CURRICULUM PROPOSALS FROM THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

      10. New Courses (including Gen Ed credit)
      800-100 Energy
      800-120 Light and Color
         
      Changes in Descriptions and Titles
      800-130
      from: Physical Science Foundations
      to:     Physics Foundations

      800-364
      from: Thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory
      to:     Thermal Physics
       

    10. SPECIAL COURSES APPROVED 3/29/01 thru 4/11/01 (information only)

      11.  
      Course# Title Term Approved
      110-490/690 Art Educators Institute 2013 4/06/01
      110-496 Digital Photography & Electronic Imaging 2017 4/06/01
      230-491 Southeast Asia Study Abroad Seminar 2023 4/06/01
      436-490/690 Educators in Business and Industry Partnerships 2013 4/06/01
      436-490/690 Reading Recovery III 2011* 4/06/01
      436-491 Southeast Asia Study Abroad Seminar 2023 4/06/01
      446-490 Advanced Kickboxing 2017 4/06/01
      446-490 Kickboxing 2017 4/06/01
      490-490/690 Life/Work and Career Planning 2017 4/06/01
      617-491 Intro to Australian Studies: Australian Society & Culture 2021 4/06/01
      880-491 Intro to Australian Studies: Australian Society & Culture 2021 4/06/01

       
    11. OTHER BUSINESS

      12. Guidelines for Web-based Special Courses