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Memorandum
Date: January 20,
2006
To: Academic Policy and Advisory Committee
From:
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Re: January 24,
2006 APAC Agenda
The Academic Policy Advisory
Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, January 24 at 3:00 p.m. in the Dragon Den.
AGENDA
1. Approval of
the 1/17/06 APAC Minutes*
2. Minor
Changes:
Change in Course Level:
THTR
220: Introduction to Theatre (3 crs) to THTR 120:
Introduction to Theatre (3 crs)
~ Change course number:
CSIS
150: Introduction to Computers and
Programming I (4 crs) to CSIS 152
~ Change course number and level:
CSIS
151: Introduction to Computers and
Programming II (4 crs) to CSIS 252
~ Change course number and level. Also increase course credits (credits
required for major will not change):
CSIS
240: Introduction to Information Systems
and Internet Technologies (3 crs) to CSIS
140: Introduction to Information Systems
and Internet Technologies (4 crs)
Change in title and course description:
Engl 111: English
(3 crs) to Engl 111: Composition for Non-Native Speakers (3 crs)
Change in course description and
prerequisites:
Engl 200:
Introduction to Literary Studies (3 crs)
Change course description:
Math
336: Intermediate Probability and
Statistics II (4 crs)
Math
421: Actuarial Science I (4 crs)
~ Change title, course description, prerequisites, and
decrease course credits:
Nurs 618: Family
Theory and Health Promotion (3 crs) to Nurs 618: Family
Theory in Nursing Practice (2 crs)
~ Change course description and decrease course credits:
Nurs 623: Nurse as
Educator (4 crs) to (3 crs)
~ Change course description and prerequisites:
Nurs 640P: Advanced
Practicum I (3-6 crs)
(The Liberal Studies Committee has approved the
following courses in the indicated competency areas)
Ø
Competency #1a: Oral Communication
Communication
Studies, Film Studies, and Theatre Arts Department*
CMST
100: Speech Communication (3 crs)
Ø
Competency #1b: Written Communication
English
Department*
Engl 111:
Composition for Non-Native Speakers (3 crs)
Ø
Competency #4: Natural Sciences
Biosciences
Department
Biol 103: Humanity
and the Ecosystem (3 crs)
Biol 104: Human
Biology (3 crs)*
Biol 115: Organismal Biology (3 crs, 1
lab cr)*
Ø
Competency #5: History and the Social Sciences
Psychology
Department*
Psy 113: General Psychology
(3 crs)
Ø
Competency #6: The Humanities – The Arts, Literature, and
Philosophy
Communication
Studies, Film Studies, and Theatre Arts Department*
THTR
120: Introduction to Theatre (3 crs)
Ø
Competency #7: Human Diversity
Languages
& Cultures Department*
China
132: Introduction to Chinese Culture
(3 crs)
Japn: 142: Introduction to Japanese Culture (3 crs)
3. New Course
Proposals:
CSIS
336: C#.Net Programming (3 cr)
(The Liberal Studies Committee has approved this
course in the Written Communication competency area)
Engl 105: Honors
English: Ideas, Reason and Exploration
(3 crs)
(The Liberal Studies Committee has approved this
course in The Humanities-The Arts, Literature, and Philosophy competency area)
Engl 183:
Introduction to the American Short Story (3 crs)
Nurs 610: Health
Promotion & Disease Prevention (2 crs)
Nurs 622: Teaching
Technology and Information Management (3 crs)
Nurs 627:
Program/curriculum Design & Evaluation (3 crs)
Philosophy
Department*
Phil
110: Practical Reasoning (3 crs)
4. Program
Change
i.
Clinical Nurse Specialist in Adult Health
Total credits decrease from
48-52 to 39-43.
ii. Nurse Educator
Total credits decrease from
47-52 to 36-40.
iii. Family Nurse Practitioner
Total credits decrease from
54-58 to52-56.
5. Liberal Studies*
v
Writing
Intensive Course Definition and Guidelines
v
Competency
#11. Information Literacy
*indicates item can be viewed electronically at:
http://www.mnstate.edu/acadaff/APAC/2005-2006APAC/APACAgendasMinutes.htm
cc: Continews,
Department Chairpersons, MSUMFA Phillips, Registrar Washburn, Associate Dean
& Director Walseth, Larry Schwartz