December 13, 2006
The following course and program additions, changes and deletions have been approved by the Departmental
Curriculum Committees; the College Curriculum Committees; the Graduate Council, where appropriate; and the
University Curriculum Committee at its October 26th and continuation meeting of October 31st, 2006, and signed by
the President on December 16, 2006 and will be placed into the curriculum effective Fall 2007 semester (20083)
unless otherwise indicated.
COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES
COURSE DESCRIPTION/SYLLABUS REVISION: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
ACC 520
Management Accounting Control Systems
ACC 521
Tax and Financial Planning
FIN 530
Financial Management: Theory and Practice
FIN 533
Investment Management
FIN 571
Selected Topics in Finance
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
NEW COURSE: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
EDU 577
Leadership for Reading Educators
3 SH - 3 CH
COURSE PREREQUISITE REVISION: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
ARU/EDU 511 Methods of Research in Art
ARU 536
Curriculum
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
EDUCATORS’ WORKSHOPS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Summer I, 2007 – 20081)
EDW 5XX
Selected Topics for Educators: Making Math fun With the Standards
3 SH - 3 CH
EDUCATORS’ WORKSHOPS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Summer II, 2007 – 20082)
EDW 5XX
Selected Topics for Educators: A Win-Win Approach to Dynamic Coaching
3 SH - 3 CH
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
Certificate Code
Program
82080
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
A certificate of recognition consisting of a minimum of 18 SH, targeted at students interested in pursuing study of the
logistics and supply chain management disciplines. Course requirements are MGM 351, MGM 361/MKT 361, MGM
362, MGM 463; at least 6 SH in Electives shall be selected from the listing of ACC 305, BUS 353, ECO 360, FIN
356, GEG 220, GEG 223, GEG 274/GEG 275, MGM 315, MKT 355, MKT 375; an internship in logistics or supply
chain management is strongly recommended.
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
University Curriculum Memo of
October 26 and October 31, 2006
Page 2
SELECTED TOPICS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
FIN 371
Selected Topics in Finance: Applied Investment Management
3 SH - 3 CH
COURSE DESCRIPTION/SYLLABUS REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
ACC 121
Financial Accounting
ACC 122
Managerial Accounting
ACC 305
Cost Accounting
ACC 306
Advanced Cost Accounting
ACC 312
Accounting Information Systems
ACC 313
Concepts of Taxation and Tax Planning
ACC 317
Tax Accounting I
ACC 318
Tax Accounting II
ACC 321
Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 322
Intermediate Accounting II
ACC 323
Advanced Accounting
ACC 325
Not-for-Profit and Governmental Accounting
ACC 330
Auditing Practice and Standards
ACC 380
Senior Seminar in Auditing
BUS 131
Business Law I
BUS 310
Advanced Business Computer Applications
BUS 312
Microcomputer Database Systems
FIN 350
Financial Management
FIN 351
Personal Financial Planning
FIN 355
Investment Portfolio Management
FIN 360
Financial Markets and Institutions
FIN 363
Intermediate Financial Management
FIN 365
Multinational Financial Management
FIN 370
Financial Institutions Management
FIN 371
Selected Topics in Finance
FIN 380
Senior Seminar in Finance
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
3 SH
-
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
COURSE DESCRIPTION/SYLLABUS and TITLE REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
FROM:
TO:
BUS 171
Business Computer Applications
BUS 171
Business Information Systems
BUS 353
Management Information Systems
BUS 353
Management of Information Technology
COURSE NUMBER and DESCRIPTION/SYLLABUS REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
TO:
FROM:
FIN 340
Investments
FIN 354
Investments
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
NEW COURSES: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
PED 195
Accounting Survey for Leisure and Sport Studies
PED 205
Sport Behavior
(Can be used for General Education under Category 5. Electives.)
SELECTED TOPICS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Summer I, 2007 – 20081)
LIB 440
Selected Topics in Library Science:
Resources for Preschoolers and their Families
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
University Curriculum Memo of
October 26 and October 31, 2006
Page 3
PROGRAM REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
School Prog
Conc
Program
Degree
CIP
3
60
01
Library Science with
BSED
25.0101
Elementary Education Certification
Under B. Professional Education, 1. Required Courses: remove ITC 331 Media and Technology in Education, replace
with ITC 321 Instructional Technology in Education. Under C. Specialization, 1. Required Courses: add ELU 202
Society, Teaching, and Dispositions. Total credits for dual certification program increased from 126 to 129 credits. A
new program check sheet is necessary identified with the new version number 20083.
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
SELECTED TOPICS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
CSC 480
Selected Topics in Computer Science: Software Quality Assurance
CSC 480
Selected Topics in Computer Science: Intelligent Robotics
[CIS 480]
Note: The CIS prefix designates Computer Science courses on a provisional basis
until the new CSC prefix is implemented by University Administration.
NUR 371
Selected Topics in Nursing: Adaptation of the Nurse as a Spiritual Caregiver
SOC 371
Selected Topics in Sociology: Sociology of Media
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
COURSE DESCRIPTION/SYLLABUS REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
PSY/POL/SOC 200
Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
COURSE CONTACT HOUR REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
FROM:
TO:
PSY/POL/
Statistics for the Social
PSY/POL/
SOC 200
and Behavioral Sciences
3 SH - 3 CH
SOC 200
Statistics for the Social
and Behavioral Sciences
COURSE NUMBER REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
FROM:
TO:
MAT 021
Fundamentals of Mathematics I
MAT 103
MAT 022
Fundamentals of Mathematics II
MAT 104
Fundamentals of Mathematics I
Fundamentals of Mathematics II
3 SH - 4 CH
PROGRAM REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
School Prog
Conc
Program
Degree
CIP
2
47
77
Mathematics
BS
27.0101
Under B. Major Program: Core Courses area added to grid. Core Courses are: MAT 171, 172, 224, 260, 273, 274, 301,
311, 380. Required Courses area realigned into two areas, moved after Core Courses area on grid. Students will be
advised to choose their Required Courses area either in Pure Mathematics or in Applied Mathematics, according to
career or educational objectives. Students may select 9 S.H. of Required Courses in Pure Mathematics from the following courses: MAT 312, 340, 351, 431; or 9 S.H. of Required Courses in Applied Mathematics from the following
courses: MAT 302, 361, 362, 403. Electives areas were realigned into one area. This program revision includes no
new courses that were not previously offered by the Mathematics Department. A new program check sheet will be
identified with the new version number 20083.
MINOR PROGRAM REVISION: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
Minor Code
Program
00019
Electronic Media
Under Required Courses, add course: TVR 070 Scriptwriting for Electronic Media; this area increased from 9 S.H. to
12 S.H. Under Elective Courses, remove the following courses: TVR 070, 110, 113, and 120. Total minor program
credits increased from 18 to 21 credits. A new minor program check sheet is necessary identified with the new version
number 20083.
University Curriculum Memo of
October 26 and October 31, 2006
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PROGRAM/POLICY REVISION – English/Professional Writing: (Eff. Fall 2007 – 20083)
School Prog
Conc
Program
Degree
CIP
2
24
50
English/Professional Writing
BA
23.1101
Students enrolled in the English/Professional Writing Program need a “B” or better in ENG 023: English Composition,
before taking any course in Professional Writing. Additionally, students enrolled in this program need an overall QPA
of 3.0 or better in the 18-credit professional writing Core before registering for their Professional Semester.
COLLEGE OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
SELECTED TOPICS ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
RAR 375
Selected Topics in Related Arts: Color and Culture
RAR 375
Selected Topics in Related Arts: Visual Culture: Vernacular Architecture
NEW COURSE: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
ART 220
Visual Culture: Global Perspectives
(Can be used for General Education under Category 2. Humanities, and 5. Electives.)
ARU 315
Museum Education
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 6 CH
COURSE PREFIX REVISION: (Eff. Summer I, 2007 – 20081)
FROM:
TO:
RAR 105
Aesthetic Experience
ARC 105
RAR 200
Visual Culture: Critical Theory
ARC 200
RAR 300
Visual Culture: Critical Practice
ARC 300
RAR 342
Art Criticism
ARC 342
RAR 375
Selected Topics in Related Arts
ARC 375
Aesthetic Experience
Visual Culture: Critical Theory
Visual Culture: Critical Practice
Art Criticism
Selected Topics in Related Arts
COURSE CREDIT HOUR REVISION: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
FROM:
TO:
THE 223
Emotion for the Actor
2 SH - 3 CH
THE 223
Emotion for the Actor
ONE-TIME ONLY ANNOUNCED: (Eff. Spring 2007 – 20076)
ARU/CFT 492 Glassblowing A
SPE 214
Advanced Public Speaking
SPE 261
Issues in Health Communication
ds
cc:
3 SH - 4 CH
3 SH - 4 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
3 SH - 3 CH
Mr. R. Bazylak, Ms. K. Morris, Dr. V. Brancato, Dr. Wm. Stahler, Mr. G. Paterno, Ms. Chris Heiter, Dr. M.
Gambone, Mr. L. McGhee, Ms. A. Sterner, Dr. P. Breeze, Ms. M. Hughes, Ms. L. Male, Mr. G. Godshall, Mr. L.
Sechney, Mr. J. Mumbauer, Ms. K. Malloy, Ms. L. Dietrich, Dr. U. Connor, Ms. L. Grabowski, Ms. C. Jones, Ms.
M. Follweiler, and U.C.C. Members