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Minutes from the 01/12/2006 meeting of the University Curriculum Committee

Smith, Lon

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UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 1 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES 
Date: 1/12/2006 
 
 
Minutes Approved by: _________________________   Date Approved: _1/25/06____ 
 
TO:  Dr. Stephen A. Richters 
  Provost 
 
FROM:  Dr. Lon Smith, Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
   And 
  Dr. Chris Michaelides, Vice-Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
 
FACULTY MEMBERS PRESENT: L. Smith, C. Michaelides, R. Hanser, P. Sanders, P. Meredith, D. Schween, 
H. Rappaport, B. Fassett, P. Nelson, D. Hare (for A. Kelly) 
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT BUT EXCUSED: A. Kelly, S. Saydam 
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT: None 
STUDENT MEMBERS PRESENT: N/A 
STUDENT MEMBERS ABSENT: N/A 
 
1. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Henry Cole 
Action: ADD NEW COURSE: MRKT 410 Professional Selling  
An in-depth study of professional selling. Emphasis is placed on negotiating 
skills, customer relationship management, and general sales-related topics 
including sales automation, team selling, conflict resolution, ethical issues, 
and time/territory management. 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed: N/A 
Beginning Term: 071 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Professional Selling 
  
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 2 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
2. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Henry Cole 
Action: ADD NEW COURSE: MRKT 411 Integrated Marketing 
Campaigns  
The study of the integrated marketing communication campaign strategies 
used by businesses and non-profit organizations. Students develop 
advertisements, public relations releases, sales promotion tools, and direct 
marketing pieces to coincide with their campaign plan. 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed: N/A 
Beginning Term: 064 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: IM Campaigns 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
3. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE PREREQUISITES: MGMT 308  
Current Description: COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS. 3 cr. 
Compensation and benefits administration in public and private organizations, 
emphasizing determinants of compensation and benefits including corporate 
policy, job analysis and job evaluation. Prerequisites: MGMT 307; QMDS 
210. F 
Proposed Description: COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS. 3 cr. 
Compensation and benefits administration in public and private organizations, 
emphasizing determinants of compensation and benefits including corporate 
policy, job analysis and job evaluation. Prerequisites: MGMT 301 or MGMT 
305 or consent of instructor. F 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 3 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
4. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE PREREQUISITES: MGMT 315  
Current Description: STAFFING. 3 cr. Analysis of staffing systems including 
personnel planning, recruitment, selection, and placement practices with 
emphasis on laws and regulations influencing the staffing function. 
Prerequisite: MGMT 307. F  
Proposed Description: STAFFING. 3 cr. Analysis of staffing systems 
including personnel planning, recruitment, selection, and placement practices 
with emphasis on laws and regulations influencing the staffing function. 
Prerequisite: MGMT 301 or MGMT 305 or consent of instructor. F 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
5. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE PREREQUISITES: MGMT 320  
Current Description: HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT. 3 cr. 
Human resources development (HRD) from both an organizational and an 
individual point of view. Includes methods and media used in HRD and 
employee performance appraisal as a means of identifying HRD needs. 
Prerequisite: MGMT 307. Sp  
Proposed Description: HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT. 3 cr. 
Human resources development (HRD) from both an organizational and an 
individual point of view. Includes methods and media used in HRD and 
employee performance appraisal as a means of identifying HRD needs. 
Prerequisite: MGMT 301 or MGMT 305 or consent of instructor. Sp 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
6. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 4 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE PREREQUISITES: MGMT 402  
Current Description: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 3 
cr. The spheres, growth, management challenges, and importance of 
international business to include: the development of international business, 
the global environment, production and distribution logistics, technology, risk 
analysis, transfer pricing, strategic planning, human resources, public policy 
and joint ventures. Prerequisite: Senior standing. F  
Proposed Description: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 3 
cr. The spheres, growth, management challenges, and importance of 
international business to include: the development of international business, 
the global environment, production and distribution logistics, technology, risk 
analysis, transfer pricing, strategic planning, human resources, public policy 
and joint ventures. Prerequisite: Senior standing and MGMT 301 or MGMT 
305 or consent of instructor. F 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
7. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE TITLE/DESCRIPTION: MGMT 410 
Current Title: Advanced Human Resource Management 
Proposed Title: Seminar in Human Resource Management 
 
Current Description: ADVANCED HUMAN RESOURCE 
MANAGEMENT. 3 cr. Contemporary personnel and human resources 
problems covering staffing, compensation and benefits, human resources 
development, health and safety, employee and labor relations, and personnel 
research. Prerequisite: MGMT 320 or consent of instructor. Sp  
Proposed Description: SEMINAR IN HUMAN RESOURCE 
MANAGEMENT. 3 cr. Contemporary personnel and human resources 
problems covering staffing, compensation and benefits, human resources 
development, health and safety, employee and labor relations, and personnel 
research. Prerequisite: MGMT 301 or 305 or consent of instructor. 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 5 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
 
8. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CHANGE COURSE TITLE/DESCRIPTION: MGMT 413 
Current Title: Purchasing and Material Management 
Proposed Title: Supply Chain Management 
 
Current Description: PURCHASING AND MATERIALS 
MANAGEMENT. 3 cr. Management of the purchasing activity in industrial, 
governmental, and institutional organizations, includes procurement systems 
and procedures, determination and control of quantity and quality, vendor 
selection and evaluation, price policies, value analysis, make or buy problems, 
ethical and legal aspects, inventory management and materials handling, and 
purchasing research. F  
Proposed Description: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT. 3 cr. 
Management and integration of the supply chain over the entire channel of 
distribution. Proactive procurement and control of materials and services in a 
global environment. Topics: inventory control, quality control, production 
scheduling, materials handling, storage, contracting, make or buy analysis, 
value analysis, outsourcing, transportation, and salvage. Prerequisite: MGMT 
301 or MRKT 301 or consent of instructor. F 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
Beginning Term: 062 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
9. THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Roy Clinton 
Action: CATALOG  CHANGE page 90. At the bottom of the 
paragraph following the words “of a “C” in MRKT 301” add 
the words “Management majors must earn a minimum of 
a “C” in MGMT 301.” 
NEED PICTURE 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate  
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
 
 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 6 of 6 
Date: 1/12/06 
 
 
ADDENDUM 
The following items of business were also conducted: 
 
1. Set dates for meeting this spring: 2:30 p.m. on January 26, and 3:30 p.m. on March 9, April 6, and 
May 4. 
2. Phyllis Sanders was forced to leave the committee due to an appointment on another committee. We 
thanked Phyllis Sanders for her hard work on this committee.  
3. The following are amendments to the 10/28 minutes: 
a. Item #6:  States “REMOVE Math 091” and should read  “CLOSE and REMOVE Math 091” 
b. Item #7:  States “REMOVE Math 311” and should read “CLOSE and REMOVE Math 311” 
c. Item #9:  State “REMOVE Math 312” and should read “CLOSE and REMOVE Math 312” 


UCC Minutes, 01/12/2006

Minutes from the 09/04/2008 meeting of the University Curriculum Committee

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UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE MINUTES 
Date: 9/4/08 ~U/:-~l ---,­
Minutes Approved by: __/ '_'-__'--_-_'--" _ Date Approved 
TO: Dr. Stephen A. Richters 
Provost 
FROM: Dr. Lon Smith, Chair 
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
And 
Dr. A. Serpil Saydam, Vice-Chair and Secretary 
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
FACULTY MEMBERS PRESENT: L. Smith, B. Fassett, C. Harris, P. Jones, C. 
Michaelides, H. Rappaport, B. Ricks, S. Saydam, D. Schweem 
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT: N/A 
FACULTY MEMBERS EXCUSSED: J. Burgess, P. Nelson, J. Stockley 
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS PRESENT: J. Perrer 
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS EXCUSSED: C. Lee 
STUDENT NlEMBERS PRESENT: N/A 
1. THE HONORS COUNCIL requests: 
Presenter: C. Rubio 
Action: CLOSE and REMOVE Honor Mathematics (MATH 201H) 
Credit Hours: 2 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type: 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
Cross-Listed: 
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered: 
Last Term Offered: 
Offered 
FixedIVariabIe: 
Fixed 
Variable Range: 
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: 
2. THE HONORS COUNCIL requests: 
 
Presenter: C. Rubio 
Action: ADD Honors Social Science (HONR 310H) to Social Science 
options of University Core  
Current Catalog Text (page 79): 
 Core Social Sciences 6 Hours 
 Group I:    Group II: 
 Economics 103   Economics 201 
 Geography 101 or 102   *Psychology 201 
 Political Science 101   Political Science 201 
 Sociology 101 or 102   Anthropology 207 
 
 *Note: Psychology 201 and 203 or 205 may be used to satisfy this requirement for  
  Education majors. 
 -------- 
 Six hours of approved Social Science courses are required. Three hours must be 
 selected from each Group, but the two selections must represent different disciplines. 
 
Proposed Text: 
 Core Social Sciences 6 Hours 
 Group I:    Group II: 
 Economics 103   Economics 201 
 Geography 101 or 102   *Psychology 201 
 Political Science 101   Political Science 201 
 Sociology 101 or 102   Anthropology 207 
 **Honors Social Science 310H **Honors Social Science 310H 
 
 *Note: Psychology 201 and 203 or 205 may be used to satisfy this requirement for  
  Education majors. 
 
 **Note: Due to the variety of topics covered by this class Group determination will vary. 
 Students taking HONR 310H for 6 hrs of Social Science credit must gain approval from 
 both ULM Honors Council and degree College to verify variation in disciplines. 
 -------- 
 Six hours of approved Social Science courses are required. Three hours must be 
 selected from each Group, but the two selections must represent different disciplines. 
 
Credit Hours:  
Level:  
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Spring 2009 
First Term Offered:  
Last Term Offered:  
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: This change will modify the University Core Curriculum. 
 
3. THE HONORS COUNCIL requests: 
 
Presenter: C. Rubio 
Action: ADD Honors Social Science (HONR 310H) to option of 
University Core  
Current Catalog Text (page 15, 16): 
The Program is open to students in all majors.  In addition to a core of Honors 
courses in English (9 hrs.), history (9 hrs.), mathematics (2 hrs.), fine arts (3 hrs.), 
and speech (3 hrs.), students will complete six hours of math at or above 111, 
eleven (11) hours of natural science courses (require lecture and laboratory 
courses for science majors), six (6) hours of foreign languages above the 
beginning level, six (6) hours of social sciences at the 300 or 400 level, two (2) 
hours of Honors Colloquium and six (6) hours of Honors Seminars.  During their 
junior and senior years, they will work closely with a specialist in their major who 
will help them to choose and then supervise a special Honors Project.  Successful 
completion of all requirements and a cumulative grade point of at least 3.3 will 
qualify the student for graduation as a University Honors Student and bring with 
it the University Certificate of Honors Program Completion. 
   
  The Program is administered by the University Honors Council which includes 
 the President of the Student Honors Council. 
 
Proposed Text: 
The Program is open to students in all majors.  The student will take 22 hours of 
the Honors Core that fulfills the University Core.  In order to complete the Honors 
Core, Honors students must take English 110H, Arts 110H, six (6) hours of 
Honors Social Sciences, Honors FRYS, with prior Honors Council approval one 
(1) mathematics course that fulfills the University Core using the Honors Option, 
and at least two (2) of the following courses, one from each discipline, English 
207H English 219H, History 110H, History209H and History 219H.   
 
Upon completion of the Honors Core, the student will have three choices: 
• Honors in the Major 
• Honors in the College 
• Honors in the University 
 
To complete Honors in the Major the student must take nine to twelve (9-12) of 
Honors hours in the major*, six (6) hours of the same Foreign Language (12 
hours for students in the College of Arts and Sciences), and one (1) of Honors 
Colloquium.  To complete Honors in the College the student must take nine to 
twelve (9-12) of Honors hours in the major*, six (6) hours of the same Foreign 
Language (12 hours for student in the College of Arts and Sciences), two (2) 
hours of Honors Colloquium, three (3) hours of Honors Speech and three (3) 
hours of Honors Seminar outside the major.   
 
To complete Honors in the University the student must take nine to twelve (9-12) 
of Honors hours in the major*, twelve (12) hours of the same Foreign Language, 
two (2) of Honors Colloquium, three (3) of Honors Speech, three (3) of Honors 
Seminar and a completion of the Honors Project to be completed during the junior 
and senior year.   
 
*All Honors hours in the major must be completed using the Honors Option and 
approved by the Honors Council.  
 
Successful completion of all requirements and a cumulative grade point average 
of at least 3.5 by the time of graduation (3.3 by freshman year, 3.4 by sophomore 
year and 3.5 by junior year) will qualify the student to obtain a certificate and 
graduate from the Honors Program. 
 
 The Program is administered by the University Honors Council which includes 
 the President of the Student Honors Council. 
Credit Hours:  
Level:  
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Spring 2009 
First Term Offered:  
Last Term Offered:  
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes:  
 
4. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: CLOSE and REMOVE KINS 122: Aerobic Dance 
 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To  
Be Earned: 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered:  
Last Term Offered: Fall 2008 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 
5. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: ADD DANC 122: Aerobic Dance 
Description: 
122. AEROBIC DANCE I. 1 cr. Rhythmic activities that improve cardiorespiratory 
endurance, flexibility, body composition, muscular strength and endurance. 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered: Spring 2009 
Last Term Offered:  
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 
6. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: CLOSE and REMOVE KINS 127: Social Dance 
 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered:  
Last Term Offered: Fall 2008 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 
7. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: ADD DANC 127: Social Dance 
Description: 
127. SOCIAL DANCE. 1 cr. The instruction and practice of traditional and 
contemporary ballroom dancing. 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered: Spring 2009 
Last Term Offered:  
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 
8. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: CLOSE and REMOVE KINS 129: Folk Dance 
 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered:  
Last Term Offered: Fall 2008 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 
9. THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE requests: 
 
Presenter: L. Smith 
Action: ADD DANC 129: Folk Dance 
Description: 
129. FOLK DANCE. 1 cr. The instruction and practice of American and 
International folk dances. 
Credit Hours: 1 
Level: Undergraduate 
Activity Type:  
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 
 
Cross-Listed:  
Change Effective: Fall 2008 
First Term Offered: Spring 2009 
Last Term Offered:  
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: 
 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: 
 
UCC Decision: Approved 
Notes: Correction of inconsistency between University Catalog and 
Course Inventory. 
 


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Minutes from the 05/06/2004 meeting of the University Curriculum Committee

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UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 1 of 4 
Date: 11/6/2003 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES 
Date: 5/06/2004 
 
 
Minutes Approved by: _________________________ 
 
TO:  Dr. Stephen A. Richters 
  Provost 
 
FROM:  Dr. Jo Galle, Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
   And 
  Dr. Lon Smith, Vice-Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
 
FACULTY MEMBERS PRESENT: J. Galle, L. Smith, C. Michaelides, R. Hanser, P. Sanders, D. Schween, P. 
Meredith, A. Kelly, S. Sirmans  
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT BUT EXCUSED: J. Robertson (EO), E. Guerriero, J. Wood  
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT: None 
STUDENT MEMBERS PRESENT: N/A 
STUDENT MEMBERS ABSENT: N/A 
    
1. THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS; DIVISION OF THEATRE AND DANCE 
requests: 
Presenter: John Kelly 
Action: ADD new course THEA 409 “Dramatic Literature, Theory, 
and Criticism” to the undergraduate catalog. 
Study of the theory and criticism of Western dramatic literature from ancient 
Greece to the present. 3 hrs. 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate / Graduate 
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed:  
Beginning Term: 044 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Dram Lit/Theory/Crit 
  
 APPROVED  
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 2 of 4 
Date: 11/6/2003 
2. THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS; DIVISION OF ART requests: 
 
Presenter: Robert Ward  
Action: ADD new course ART 443E “Seminar in Art History/Art 
Since 1965” to the undergraduate catalog. 
E. Art Since 1965 <Add to current description of ART 443> 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate / Graduate 
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed:  
Beginning Term: 044 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Sem Art Hist 1965 
  
 APPROVED  
 
  
3. THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS; DIVISION OF ART requests: 
 
Presenter: Robert Ward  
Action: ADD new course ART 443F “Seminar in Art History/Women 
Artists” to the undergraduate catalog. 
F. Women Artist <Add to current description of ART 443> 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate / Graduate 
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed:  
Beginning Term: 044 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Sem Art Hist Women 
  
 APPROVED  
 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 3 of 4 
Date: 11/6/2003 
4. THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS; DIVISION OF ART requests: 
 
Presenter: Robert Ward  
Action: ADD new course ART 443G “Seminar in Art 
History/Surrealism in Art” to the undergraduate catalog. 
G. Surrealism in Art <Add to current description of ART 443> 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate / Graduate 
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed:  
Beginning Term: 044 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Sem Art Hist Surreal 
  
 APPROVED  
 
5. THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS; DIVISION OF ART requests: 
 
Presenter: Robert Ward  
Action: ADD new course ART 443H “Seminar in Art History/History 
of Photography” to the undergraduate catalog. 
H. History  of Photography <Add to current description of ART 443> 
Credit hours: 3 
Level: Undergraduate / Graduate 
Activity Type: LEC 
Maximum Hours To 
Be Earned: 3 
Cross-Listed:  
Beginning Term: 044 
Offered 
Fixed/Variable: Fixed 
Variable Range:  
Abbreviated Course 
Title: Sem Art Hist Photo 
  
 APPROVED  
 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES       page 4 of 4 
Date: 11/6/2003 
6. THE OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH requests: 
Presenter: Virginia Eaton 
Action: ADD new course ESPR 101 “Directed Study for Emerging 
Scholars” to the undergraduate catalog. 
  
 TABLED  
 
 
Addendum 
 
After discussing the Emerging Scholars 101 course, the Committee decided to table the proposal until May 13, 
2004, at 3:00 p.m. at which time Dr. Eaton was invited to come back to talk about the following issues:   
 
1. how faculty participation and satisfaction would be increased  
2. how a high level of academic content in the course would be maintained  
3. how proposals and/or project descriptions from the faculty would be solicited  
4. how students and faculty mentors would be paired or matched  
5. which students would be eligible (incoming freshmen or all those with 45-50 hours or less) for the 
course  
6. how student participation would be solicited and increased  
7. whether the creation of a class would serve as the “best governing mechanism”   
 


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Date: 3/9/2006 
UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM MINUTES 
Date: 03/09/2006 
 
 
Minutes Approved by: _________________________   Date Approved: _3/20/05___ 
 
TO:  Dr. Stephen A. Richters 
  Provost 
 
FROM:  Dr. Lon Smith, Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
   And 
  Dr. Chris Michaelides, Vice-Chair 
  Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 
 
FACULTY MEMBERS PRESENT: L. Smith, C. Michaelides, R. Hanser, P. Meredith, A. Kelly, D. Schween, 
H. Rappaport, B. Fassett, S. Saydam, P. Nelson 
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT BUT EXCUSED: N/A 
FACULTY MEMBERS ABSENT: N/A 
STUDENT MEMBERS PRESENT: N/A 
STUDENT MEMBERS ABSENT: N/A 
 
1. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Lon Smith 
Action: CHANGE COURSE TITLE: CSCI 298  
Current title: Current Topics 
Proposed title: Ethical and Professional Issues in Computing 
 
Current abbreviated title: Current Topics 
Proposed abbreviated title: Ethical and Prof Iss 
Beginning Term: 064 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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2. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE requests: 
 
Presenter: Dr. Lon Smith 
Action: CHANGE DESCRIPTION of  CSCI 226 
Current description:  
INTRODUCTION TO DISCRETE STRUCTURES. 3 cr. Set algebra, Boolean 
algebra, mappings, directed and undirected graphs. Prerequisites: Grade of C or better 
in CSCI 200 and Mathematics 113. 
 
Proposed description:  
INTRODUCTION TO DISCRETE STRUCTURES. 3 cr. An introduction to 
discrete mathematical structures with applications to Computer Science. Topics 
include: logic, proof techniques, set theory, combinatorics, and functions. 
Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in CSCI 200 and Mathematics 113 or equivalent. 
 
Beginning Term: 064 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
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Date: 3/9/2006 
3. THE MARKETING DEPARTMENT requests: 
Presenter: Dr. Henry Cole 
Action: CHANGE DEGREE PLAN for Bachelor of Business 
Administration degree in MARKETING 
Current Degree Plan:  
 The Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing is offered for students 
seeking careers in advertising, brand management, industrial marketing, consumer relations, 
market research, professional selling, purchasing, and retailing. Students must complete 
Marketing 302, 305, 308, 403, 406, 407, 409; three hours of marketing electives; 
Management 309 and 413 for a major in marketing. Students must see their advisor each 
semester. 
Junior Year                            Hrs.    Senior Year                                   Hrs. 
Business 305 .............................3     Business Law 401............................. 3 
Finance 315 ...............................3     Management 409, 413 ......................6 
Management 301, 309 ...............6     Marketing 403, 406, 407, 409….......12 
Marketing 301, 302, 305, 308...12     Marketing Elective ..............................3 
Non-Business Elective ......... .....3     Business Elective .............................. 3 
University Capstone 300uc ...........3      Non-Business Elective ..................... 3 
                                                  30                                                               30 
Total hours for degree, 120. 
 
Proposed Degree Plan:  
 The Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing is offered for students 
seeking careers in advertising, brand management, industrial marketing, consumer relations, 
market research, professional selling, purchasing, and retailing. Students must complete 
Marketing 302, 305, 308, 403, 406, 407, 409; Marketing 410 or 411; three hours of marketing 
electives from MRKT 304, 307, 401, 410 or 411; and Management 413 for a major in 
marketing. Students must see their advisor each semester. 
Junior Year                            Hrs.    Senior Year                                   Hrs. 
Business 305 .............................3     Business Law 401............................. 3 
Finance 315 ...............................3     Management 409, 413 ......................6 
Management 301……….............3     Marketing 403, 406, 407, 409….......12 
Marketing 301, 302, 305, 308...12     Marketing 410 or 411 ........................3 
Business Elective ................... .. 3     Marketing Elective .............................3 
Non-Business Elective ......... .....3     Non-Business Elective ..................... 3 
University Capstone 300uc ...........3       
                                                  30                                                               30 
Total hours for degree, 120. 
 
Beginning Term: 064 
  
 UCC Decision APPROVED 
 
 
 


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