Greetings,
Our next UGCC meeting is scheduled for 8:00 AM Friday, August 11, in the 2nd floor conference room of
the Physical Sciences Building. The agenda items I have are as follows:
AGENDA - 8/11/2006
General Information
1. a.) Welcome New Members (Mary Bonhomme, UC)
b.) Online Initiative mini-report (UC, COB, COS, COPLA)
c.) Archive Project Complete - report (Liz Fox)
The updated statistics are:
Years covered: 1977–2003
31 folders
157 files
2,093 bookmarks
I’m not counting the pages any more. Probably in the neighborhood of 2,500.
The quarter/semester conversion period that started in 1991 and was put into effect in Fall
1993 is now added to the archive in a
folder named “Quarter_Semester_Conversion,” and divided by departments.
d.) List of Procedures for submitting items to UGCC Agenda (see the attached Procedures1.pdf) - for
information purposes only
e.) Ongoing report of the Computer Literacy sub-committee (see the attached Ongoing
Report.CLsubcomm.doc) - for information purposes only
Consent Agenda
2. Re-visit modification of the COB new International Business major to include a minimum GPA of 2.75
to graduate. This passed vote over the summer, but several questions arose, so this is back for
discussion and clarification. (See the attached IBAmendment.pdf).
3. Adding a new course, CSE 4280 Computer Graphics Algorithms, to the curriculum. (See the attached
CSE4280.pdf).
4. Re-arranging requirements (semesters) for Ocean Engineering (see the attached Ocn Eng.pdf)
5. Chemical Engineering - request to add "C or better" for Math 1001 and Math 1002 before taking CHE
2101 (see the attached Memo to Curr.Comm. 7-06.tif).
6. Psychology - request to add new course PSF 4591 - Critical Issues to curriculum (see PSF4591 Critical
Issues. pdf(s) attached).
7. Psychology - request to add new course PSF 4562 - Clinical Forensic to curriculum (see PSF 4562
Clinical Forensic.pdf(s) attached).
8. Psychology - request to change Forensic Psychology Curriculum (see attached Forensic Psychology
changes.pdf and Forensic Psych curriculum.pdf)
9. Proposal to make ASC 1000 required course for all incoming freshmen ("first time in college"), but not
for transfer students with some minimum number of credits (say 15 to 18 or more credits). (Note: It is
already a block-registered course for all in-coming freshmen - plan is to no longer allow freshmen to drop
the course). Departments can choose whether to add 1 credit to their curriculum or utilize an existing free
elective without having to take major changes to our committee. Incorporate your changes for 07-08
catalog with Liz Fox. (see attached UE Enrollment Data.xls and ASC 1000 Proposal.doc))
Please remember that all the items (#2 through #9) above have been placed on the Consent Agenda. If
any member wishes to remove an item for discussion, please notify me before or at the beginning of the
meeting. The remaining items on the consent agenda will be approved as one item.
Barbara G. Pierce, Ph.D., CPA
Associate Dean & Associate Professor of Accounting
College of Business Room 105-A
Florida Institute of Technology
150 W. University Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901
321.674.7392; fax: 321.674.8896; email: bpierce@fit.edu
http:/my.fit.edu/~bpierce