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Memorandum
Date: February 2,
2006
To: Academic Policy and Advisory Committee
From:
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Re: February
7, 2006 APAC Agenda
The Academic Policy Advisory
Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, February 7 at 3:00 p.m. in the Comstock Room, CMU 101.
AGENDA
1. Approval of
the 1/24/06 APAC Minutes*
2. New Course
Proposal - Computer Science and Information Systems Department*
CSIS
316: Ethics in the Information Age
(3 cr)
3. Minor
Changes:
Change in Course Level:
PARA 370:
Government Benefits (3 crs) to
Change in Course Level:
CMST
211: Argumentation and Debate (3 crs) to CMST 111:
Argumentation and Debate (3 crs)
(The Liberal Studies Committee has approved the
following courses in the indicated competency areas)
Ø
Competency
#1b: Written Communication
English
Department*
Engl 101: English
Composition I (3 crs)
Ø
Competency
#4: Natural Sciences
Chemistry
Department*
Chem 102: Survey of
Basic Principles of Chemistry (3 crs)
Physics and
Astronomy Department*
Ast 102: Solar
System Astronomy (3 crs)
Ast 104: Stellar
Astronomy (3 crs)
Ø
Competency
#5: History and the Social Sciences
Political
Science Department*
Pol 105: Making
Sense of Politics (3 crs)
Pol 120: American
National Government and Politics (3 crs)
4. Liberal
Studies Critical and Multicultural Thinking Course Proposals
a. Communication
Studies, Film Studies, and Theatre Arts Department*
CMST
111: Argumentation and Debate (3 crs) (Item 3.b.)
b.
English
Department*
Engl 163: Who is a
Hero? (3 crs)
5. New Course
Proposal
Elementary
and Early Childhood Education Department
EECE 548:
Reading Study Skills in the Content Areas (3 crs)
6. Program
Change
Health and Physical Education Department
Proposal for a Minor in
Health Services Administration
7. Liberal
Studies*
·
Competency
#8 – Global Perspective
·
Writing-Intensive
Course Definition and Guidelines
*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