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University Curriculum Committee Agenda

March 3, 2017

UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM COMMITTEE AGENDA

2:00 p.m., Friday, March 3, 2017

106 Administration, Provost Conference Room

Note: If you are unable to attend or will be sending a substitute, please notify Carole Makela (1-5141) or

[email protected] (1-2429) prior to the meeting.

MINUTES – Minutes of February 24, 2017.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

1. All catalog pages have been distributed for editing and review. Submission deadline for these pages is Friday,

April 14th.

2. No UCC meeting will be held the week of Spring Break, March 17th.

3. The 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 and 2/24 UCC minutes will be on the March 7th Consent Agenda for the Faculty Council

meeting.

CONSENT AGENDA

See listing after New Business.

CIM Considerations

CIM Forms

CIM Processes

CIM Help Bubble

PENDING CoSRGE

New Program Proposals:

Graduate Certificate in Nutrition for Health Promotion

Master of Music, Music Education, Composition Emphasis

1. Discussion Item: UCC Committee Responsibilities and Operating Procedures UCC Committee Responsibilities – Faculty Manual Section C:

k. University Curriculum Committee (last revised June 22, 2006)

The University Curriculum Committee shall consist of one (1) faculty representative from each college and the

Libraries, one (1) undergraduate student, one (1) graduate student, and the Provost or his or her designee (ex

officio). The duties of this standing committee shall be:

1. To receive or initiate recommendations pertaining to each and every course and program offered for

academic credit by any unit of the University.

2. To evaluate all proposals for new undergraduate courses and programs as well as changes in existing

courses and programs for correlation with other departments before consideration and approval by the

Faculty Council.

3. To evaluate all proposals for new graduate courses and programs as well as changes in existing

courses and programs for correlation with other departments. Review of graduate programs is

conducted after the Committee on Scholarship, Research, and Graduate Education has recommended

approval prior to their submission to the Faculty Council for approval.

4. To develop necessary administrative procedures for informing interested colleges concerning courses

under consideration.

5. To evaluate proposals for the establishment of new departments, and the change of academic name,

change in college affiliation, dissolution, division, or merger of existing departments.

6. To recommend policies to the Faculty Council related to the operations of the Division of Continuing

Education which impact curricula.

UCC Operating Procedures

OTHER BUSINESS

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http://facultycouncil.colostate.edu/faculty-manual-section-c/#UCC

http://curriculum.colostate.edu/WebMIN/pdffiles/OperProced_current.pdf


March 3, 2017

New Courses Effective

Term

Notations

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

MECH 778 MECH 778 Advanced Computational Modeling of Fluids 3(3-0-0) S Spring 2018 General Elective

Prerequisite: MECH 568.

Registration Information: None.

Restriction: Must be a: Graduate, Professional.

Description: Advanced topics in computational fluid dynamics, finite element methods, and

linear/nonlinear engineering optimization techniques.

Grade Mode: Traditional

(Course title has

been updated)

Reason for

Request:

There is an increasing reliance on computational support within STEM.

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES

BZ 565/

MIP 565 BZ 565/MIP 565 Next Generation Sequencing Platform/Libraries

1(0-2-0) F Fall 2017 General Elective

Prerequisite: CM 505 or ENGR 505 or NSCI 505.

Registration Information: This is a partial semester course. Credit not allowed for both BZ

565/MIP565 and CM 581A2.

Description: Theoretical and experimental aspects of next generation sequencing experiments with

a focus on the Illumina platform. Students will create and sequence metagenomic and 16S rDNA

libraries from soil samples and unknown bacterial cultures.


Initial UCC

Review:

Prerequisite

course is

pending under

‘New Business’

Reason for

Request: Over the last decade, next generation sequencing (NGS) has become a widely used approach to

understand and characterize biological processes. However, due to the rapid rise of this technology

most faculty, even within the life sciences, have little hands-on experience. This makes it

challenging for them to provide adequate training for graduate students.

This course addresses this gap by providing training in both the experimental design and practical

aspects of creating a library for NGS. The course will be of value to both life scientists and

biomedical engineers engaged in research involving NGS approaches. Furthermore the course will

also be open to Statistics, Mathematics and Computer Science graduate students who routinely

analyze and model data generated through NGS.

DSCI 100 DSCI 100 First Year Seminar in Data Science 1(0-0-1) F Spring 2018 Required

Major in Data

Science 4

concentrations

Prerequisite: None.

Registration Information: Freshman or sophomore only.

Description: Introduction to problems and techniques in data science.


Reason for

Request:

A new BS degree program in Data Science enables Colorado State University to respond to a

burgeoning societal need for expertise in this rapidly emerging discipline. This course provides an

introduction to problems, techniques and challenges in data science, (SLO #1) introduces students

to faculty members associated with the program and helps to build a sense of a cohort among

students in this major to support future professional interactions (SLO #3).

DSCI 335 DSCI 335 Quantitative Reasoning and Ethics 3(3-0-0) S Spring 2018 Required

Major in Data

Science 4

concentrations

Prerequisite: JTC 300; STAT 342.

Registration Information: Written consent of instructor.

Description: Sources of data collection errors and uncertainties, type of studies, interaction versus

confounding, fair use of data, confidentiality and disclosure.


Reason for

Request:

This course will provide core content to the Data Science program and will be a required

course for all concentrations.

OLD BUSINESS

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March 3, 2017

Major Changes to Courses Effective Term Notations COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCES

CON 151 CON 151 Construction Materials and Methods 3(3-0-0) F, S Spring 2018 Required:

Construction

Management

Major

&

Minor

Interior Design

Major

Prerequisite: None.

Registration Information: Agriculture Education, Interior Design, Pre-Interior Design Majors and

Construction Management Majors and Minors Only.

Description: Materials and methods utilized in the design and construction of the built

environment. buildings.


Reason for

Request:

This course is being modified to better align the description, objectives, and content with current

construction management practices. The program's accrediting body, the American Council for

Construction Education (ACCE) has adopted a Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) based

accreditation standard. Course objective and content changes are being implemented to better/more

directly align course materials with ACCE SLO requirements.

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

ART 496H ART 496H Group Study: Art History 31-4(30-0-0) As Needed F, S, SS Fall 2017

Prerequisite: ART 212.

Registration Information: Maximum of 9 8 credits allowed in course.

Description: Topical studies in Art History.

Grade Mode: Traditional Instructor Option

[proposed new AUCC 4A: Using Competencies & AUCC 4B: Building Upon Foundations and

Perspectives for the following:

Bachelor of Arts, Art Education Concentration

Bachelor of Arts, Art History Concentration

Bachelor of Arts, Studio Concentration

Bachelor of Arts, Integrated Visual Studies Concentration (proposal pending in CIM)]

Proposed new:

AUCC 4A & 4B

(Course Content

and Assessment

Component

fields have been

updated)

Reason for

Request:

The Group Study in Art History is not currently listed as fulfilling AUCC 4A, 4B criteria although

the way the course is taught already fulfills the stipulations. Adding this designation to the course

will help attract more students to the special topics courses we offer as group studies.

LSPA 500 LSPA 500 Language Analysis/Stylistics-Spanish 3(3-0-0) F Fall 2017 Elective in:

Grad Cert in

Spanish

Linguistics and

Literary Studies

Prerequisite: LSPA 400.

Registration Information: May be taken 3 times for credit.

Description: Analysis of Spanish structure through the examination of style in literary and non-

literary texts.

Grade Mode: Student Option

Reason for

Request:

This course will rotate topics (Syntax, Phonetics/Phonology, Morphology, Other).

WARNER COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES

NRRT 602 NRRT 602 Tourism Quantitative Analysis II 2(20-0-02) S Fall 2017 Required

Master of

Tourism

Management

Permanent Partial Semester: Yes

Prerequisite: None.


Registration Information: This is a partial semester course. Offered as an online course only.

Graduate standing. Sections may be offered as Mixed Face-to-Face or Online.

Description: Quantitative analysis methods to specific tourism problems. Students explore visitor

intercept techniques and identify other local, regional, national and international institutional data

sources, including “Big Data” analytic engines. Using these sources, students estimate destination

demand, supply and economic impact as well as perform competitive analysis in a variety of

settings. Explores the domestic and international sources of data and their applications for

decision-making in tourism.


Reason for

Request:

This course is being updated from being only offered online, to being offered as both an online

course and in a mixed face-to-face format.


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March 3, 2017

NRRT 610 NRRT 610 Natural Resource Management and Tourism 2(20-0-02) F Fall 2017 Required

Master of

Tourism

Management


Prerequisite: None.




Description: Explores nature-based Connection between the management of tourism resources and

the planning and management of experiences and impacts. changing conditions of the natural

world. Review the tourism system as it is applied in the natural resource setting, define and

describe outdoor recreation motivations, describe the covenants and institutions that govern

international development globally, and apply the measurement of supply, demand, and economic

impact in the natural-based tourism realm. Apply these techniques in comprehensive planning and

compliance activities.


Reason for

Request:



NRRT 662 NRRT 662 Global Tourism Policy 2(20-0-02) F Fall 2017 Required

Master of

Tourism

Management


Prerequisite: None.




Description: Major international global policies, trends, and challenges facing tourism. The travel

and tourism industry. Provides an understanding of policies, programs, and regulations and how

international tourism is affected.


Reason for

Request:



New Courses Effective

Term

Notations

INTRA-UNIVERSITY

CM 505/

ENGR505/

NSCI 505

CM 505/ENGR 505/NSCI 505 Nucleic Acids for Non-Life Scientists 1(0-2-0) F Fall 2017 General

Elective Permanent Partial Semester: Yes

Prerequisite: None.

Registration Information: This is a partial semester course. Written consent of instructor. Credit

allowed for only one of the following: CM 505, CM 581A1, ENGR 505 or NSCI 505.

Description: Basic molecular biology including nucleic acid structure, function and manipulation.

Hands on experience in the common techniques used to quantify, quality control and manipulate

nucleic acids with an emphasis on the polymerase chain reaction.

Reason for

Request:

In recent years biologists have begun to generate enormous datasets of DNA sequences that require

extensive computational, mathematical and/or statistical expertise in order to be fully understood.

However, there are few students in these fields with adequate biology background to be full

participants in the design and analysis of these experiments. At the same time, engineers are

developing sensors that use nucleic acids as tools, but many of these researchers lack the necessary

molecular biology training to take full advantage of these approaches. This course aims to train non-

life scientists in the common techniques used to analyze and manipulate nucleic acids and giving

them a core understanding of the chemistry and function of these versatile molecules.

NEW BUSINESS













March 3, 2017

New Graduate Certificates

College of Health and Human Sciences Effective Spring 2018

School of Education Link to CIM

Graduate Certificate in Facilitating Adult Learning

Reason for

Request:

This certificate includes three required courses that provide a foundation for how to facilitate

learning for adults. These include facilitation techniques (EDAE 620), adult learning theory (EDAE

624) and instructional design (EDAE 639). These three courses complement one another by

allowing learners to understand techniques, the theories underlying those techniques, and how to

design instruction to facilitate adult learning.

Additional coursework may be required due to prerequisites.

Code Title Credits

Required Courses:

EDAE 620 Processes and Methods 3

EDAE 624 Adult Teaching and Learning I 3

EDAE 639 Instructional Design 3

Choose one elective below: 3

Education-Adult Education and Training

EDAE 629 Program Development

EDAE 664 Assessment and Evaluation in Adult Education

EDAE 668 Cognitive Theory and Learning Transfer

Education-General

EDUC 610 Principles of Supervision and Evaluation

EDUC 651 Multicultural and Special Populations

Education-Community Colleges

EDCL 675 The Community College

EDCL 702 Community College Curriculum

Education-Organizational Learning Performance and Change

EDOD 506 Human Resource Development

Education-Counseling and Career Development

EDCO 500 Career and Employment Concepts

English

E 526 Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language

Program Total Credits: 12

*This certificate may have courses in common with other graduate certificates. A student may earn more than

one certificate, but a given course may be counted only in one certificate.


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March 3, 2017

College of Liberal Arts Effective Spring 2018

Department of English Link to CIM

Graduate Certificate in TESOL Education

Reason for

Request:

The English Department regularly responds to inquiries about a TEFL/TESL program that provides

thorough training in the field but which does not require the expenditure of time and resources of

our MA in TEFL/TESL. This Certificate will attract a significant number of students who wish to

attain a TEFL/TESL credential from an accredited university but who cannot or do not wish to

complete an MA degree in that field. The five graduate level courses required for the Certificate

will provide graduates with a coherent body of up-to-date knowledge of English, language learning

theories, and teaching methodologies.


Code Title Credits

E 514 Phonology/Morphology-ESL/EFL 3

E 515 Syntax for ESL/EFL 3

E 526 Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language 3

E 527 Theories of Foreign/Second Language Learning 3

E 528 Professional ESL Teaching: Theory to Practice 3




Warner College of Natural Resources Effective Fall 2017

Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Link to CIM

Graduate Certificate in Agritourism Management

Reason for

Request:

See CIM proposal.


Code Title Credits

NRRT 541 Overview & Trends of Agritourism Management 2

NRRT 542 Spatial & Community Dimensions of Agritourism 2

NRRT 548 Agritourism Enterprise Management 2

NRRT 601 Tourism Quantitative Analysis I 2

NRRT 650 Financial Management in Tourism 2

RRM 520 Lodging Management 2











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March 3, 2017

New Degree Proposals

College of Natural Science Effective Fall 2017

Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering, Plan A Link to CIM

Reason for Request: See CIM proposal.

Core Courses

MSE 501 Materials Technology Transfer 1

MSE 502A Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Materials Structure and Scattering 1

MSE 502B Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Computational Materials Methods 1

Select at least one course from the following: 1

MSE 502C Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Materials Microscopy

MSE 502D Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Materials Spectroscopy

MSE 502E Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Bulk Properties and Performance

MSE 502F Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Experimental Methods for Materials Research

MSE 503 Mechanical Behaviors of Materials 3

MSE 504 Thermodynamics of Materials 3

Select one course from the following: 3

CHEM 511 Solid State Chemistry

CHEM 517 Chemistry of Electronic Materials

ECE 574 Optical Properties in Solids

PH 531 Introductory Solid State Physics

MSE 793 Professional Development Seminar 1 2

Specialty Course(s) 3

Select at least 3 credits from the following: 2

BIOM 570/MECH 570 Bioengineering

BIOM 592 Seminar

CBE 501 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

CBE 514 Polymer Science and Engineering

CHEM 515 Polymer Chemistry

CHEM 550A Materials Chemistry: Hard Materials

CHEM 550B Materials Chemistry: Soft Materials

CHEM 550C Materials Chemistry: Nanomaterials

CHEM 567 Crystallographic Computation

CHEM 569 Chemical Crystallography

CHEM 577 Surface Chemistry

CIVE 560 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

CIVE 565 Finite Element Method

CIVE 662 Foundations of Solid Mechanics


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March 3, 2017

CIVE 664 Mechanics of Fatigue and Fracture

ECE 505 Nanostructures: Fundamentals and Applications

ECE 569/MECH 569 Micro-Electro-Mechanical Devices

ECE 5*** Special Topics in Nanophotonics 3

ECE 673 Thin Film Growth

GRAD 544 Ethical Conduct of Research

MATH 535 Foundations of Applied Mathematics

MATH 550/ENGR 550 Numerical Methods in Science and Engineering

MATH 560 Linear Algebra

MATH 561 Numerical Analysis I

MATH 750 Numerical Methods and Models I

MECH 525/BIOM 525 Cell and Tissue Engineering

MECH 530 Advanced Composite Materials

MECH 531/BIOM 531 Materials Engineering

MECH 532/BIOM 532 Materials Issues in Mechanical Design

MECH 573 Structure and Function of Biomaterials

MECH 628 Applied Fracture Mechanics

MSE 505 Kinetics of Materials

PH 631 Solid State Physics

PH 731 Condensed Matter Theory

Research, Teaching and Thesis 12

The M.S. Plan A requires a minimum of 30 credit hours, some of which may be fulfilled with the following

MSE 651 Special Topics in Materials Science

MSE 695 Independent Study

MSE 699 Thesis

MSE 784 Supervised College Teaching


1 Students must register for 1 credit of MSE 793 each of their first 2 semesters in the program.

2 CHEM 511, CHEM 517, PH 531, and ECE 574 can be used as specialty courses, if not used to fulfill core requirements.

3 See department for list of special topics in nanophotonics.






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March 3, 2017

College of Natural Sciences Effective Fall 2017

Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering, Plan B Link to CIM


Core Courses














ECE 574 Optical Properties in Solids



Specialty Courses 6

Select at least 6 credits from the following: 2


BIOM 592 Seminar














































March 3, 2017



ECE 5*** Special Topics in Nanophysics 3












MECH 573 Structure and Function of Biomaterials





Research, Teaching and Thesis 9

The M.S. Plan B requires a minimum of 30 credit hours, some of which may be fulfilled with the following



MSE 699 Thesis



1 Students must register for 1 credit ofMSE 793 each of their first 2 semesters in the program.


3 See department for list of special topics in nanophotonics.


































March 3, 2017

College of Natural Sciences Effective Fall 2017

Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering Link to CIM


Core Courses














ECE 574 Optical Properties in Solids (Select 1)



Specialty Courses 6

Select at least 6 credits: 2


BIOM 592 Seminar














































March 3, 2017



ECE 5*** Select Topics in Nanophotonics 3












MECH 573/BIOM 573 Structure and Function of Biomaterials





Research, Teaching and Dissertation

The Ph.D. requires a minimum of 72 credit hours, some of which may be fulfilled with the following:



MSE 699 Thesis



MSE 799 Dissertation


1 Students must register for 1 credit of MSE 793 each of their first 4 semesters in the program.


3 See department for list of special topics in Nanophotonics.

A minimum of 72 credits are required to complete this program.





































March 3, 2017

New Degree Proposals – Initial Review Only

College of Liberal Arts Effective Fall 2017

Department of Anthropology Link to CIM

Ph.D. in Anthropology

Reason for

Request:

The rationale to develop a Ph.D. program in anthropology with a focus on place, space and

adaptation is threefold. First, both existing and prospective graduate students have expressed a

desire to obtain a Ph.D. in anthropology from our department. Second, many of our faculty

members actively advise Ph.D. students from other departments as well as other universities;

faculty energies and student interest is better matched under the umbrella of a Ph.D. program in

anthropology. Third, an advanced graduate program that addresses the interrelationships between

place, space, and adaptation showcases our diverse faculty and their research interests and allows

the department to better integrate the disciplines of anthropology and geography. These foci and

their ability to frame hypotheses concerning human-environment interactions in the past and

present also place the program at the forefront of the anthropological sciences.

Effective Fall 2017

Code Title Credits

Core Courses

ANTH 500 Development of Anthropological Theory 3

ANTH 692 Seminar 3

Method Courses: 9

Select at least 3 credits in both ANTH and GR subject code courses.

ANTH 372 Human Osteology

ANTH 438 Approaches to Community-Based Development

ANTH 441 Method in Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 442 Ethnographic Field School

ANTH 443 Ethnographic Field Methods

ANTH 444 Cultures of Virtual Worlds--Research Methods

ANTH 449 Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation

ANTH 465 Zooarchaeology

ANTH 475 Methods of Analysis in Paleoanthropology

ANTH 530 Human-Environment Interactions

ANTH 541 Seminar in Archaeological Method

ANTH 543 Advanced Ethnographic Field Methods

ANTH 544 From Death to Discovery

ANTH 545 Global Mental Health--Theory and Method

ANTH 554 Ecological and Social Agent-based Modeling

ANTH 566 Field Methods Training in Online Environments

ANTH 573 Paleoclimate and Human Evolution

ANTH 660 Field Archaeology

ANTH 686 Practicum-Field Archaeology


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March 3, 2017

Code Title Credits

GR 311 GIS for Social Scientists

GR 420 Spatial Analysis with GIS

GR 430 Land Change Science and Remote Sensing

GR 431 Land Change Science Lab

GR 503 Remote Sensing and Image Analysis

Theory/topical electives: 12

12 credits total; at least 3 credits in each of the 3 anthropology sub-disciplines, and 3 credits in GR. These

requirements can be fulfilled at the Master's level.

ANTH 515 Culture and Environment

ANTH 520 Women, Health, and Culture

ANTH 521 Gender, Sexuality, and Culture

ANTH 528 Economic Anthropology

ANTH 529 Anthropology and Sustainable Development

ANTH 532 The Culture of Disaster

ANTH 535 Globalization and Culture Change

ANTH 540 Medical Anthropology

ANTH 542 Seminar in Archaeological Theory

ANTH 546 Culture, Mind, and Cognitive Science

ANTH 547 Mind, Medicine, and Culture

ANTH 550A Regional Prehistory: Great Plains

ANTH 550B Regional Prehistory: Great Basin

ANTH 550C Regional Prehistory: Southwestern

ANTH 551 Historical Archaeology

ANTH 553 Archaeology of Complex Societies

ANTH 555 Paleoindian Archaeology

ANTH 570 Contemporary Issues-Biological Anthropology

ANTH 571 Anthropology and Global Health

ANTH 572 Human Origins

ANTH 660 Field Archaeology

ANTH 679 Applications of International Development

ANTH 684 Supervised College Teaching

ANTH 686 Practicum-Field Archaeology

ANTH 692 Seminar

ANTH 792 Special Topics in Anthropology

ANTH 795 Independent Study

ANTH 799 Dissertation

GR 410 Climate Change: Science, Policy, Implications

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March 3, 2017

Code Title Credits

GR 415 The Geography of Commodities

GR 448 Forest Biogeography and Climate Change

GR 592 Special Topics in Geography

Additional Credits: 12

ANTH 795 Independent Study

ANTH 799 Dissertation

Electives

Additional requirement: 3

3 credits must come from outside the department and fit into either methods or theoretical/topical credits


A minimum of 72 credits are required to complete this program.

Most students entering the Ph.D. program in anthropology will bring in 30 credits from a Master's program in

a related field. The above curriculum represents a total of 42 credits beyond the Master's level. If a

prospective student has less than 30 credits toward the program, an individualized curriculum plan will be

developed by working with primary advisor that will cover possible anthropology deficiencies.


Department Ethnic Studies Link to CIM

Major in Women’s and Gender Studies

Reason for

Request:

Replacement of the Ethnic Studies Concentration in Women's Studies.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS

CO 150 College Composition (GT-CO2) 1A 3

ETST 100 Introduction to Ethnic Studies (GT-SS3) 3E 3

WS 200 Introduction to Women's Studies 3C 3

Arts and Humanities 3B 3

Biological and Physical Sciences 3A 3-4

Mathematics 1B 3

Social and Behavioral Sciences 3C 3

Historical Perspectives 3D 3

Electives 6

Total Credits 30







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March 3, 2017

SOPHOMORE

Select two courses from the following: 6

ECON 211 Gender in the Economy (GT-SS1) 3E

ETST 254 La Chicana in Society

MU 231 Women in Music

WS 269 Women of Color in the United States

WS 270 Feminist Theory

Advanced Writing 2 3


Biological and Physical Sciences 3A 4

Minor1 6

Electives 8

Total Credits 30

JUNIOR

Select three intersectional courses from the following courses: 9

ANTH 338 Gender and Anthropology

E 334 Gay and Lesbian Literature


ETST 300 Queer Studies and Women of Color

ETST 352/SOWK 352 Indigenous Women, Children, and Tribes

ETST 411 Black Feminism(s)

ETST 413 Queer Creative Expressions

Select two arts & humanities 6

ART 314 Women in Art History

E 330 Gender in World Literature

E 331 Early Women Writers

E 332 Modern Women Writers


ETST 354 Black Cinema and Media

Select two social science course from the following: 6

HIST 304 Women in Ancient Greece and Rome

HIST 312 Women in Medieval Europe

HIST 320 Women and Gender in Europe, 1450-1789

HIST 358 American Women's History to 1800

HIST 359 American Women's History Since 1800

HIST 369 History of Sexuality in America

PHIL 353 Feminist Philosophies

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PSY 327 Psychology of Women

SOC 333 Gender and Society

SPCM 335 Gender and Communication

SPCM 358 Gender and Genre in Film

WS 397 Group Study

Minor1 9

Total Credits 30

SENIOR

ETST 405 Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in the U.S. 4A,4B 3

WS 472 Seminar in Multiracial Decolonial Feminisms 4C 3

WS 487 Internship 3

Select three courses, not taken previously, from the following courses 9




LSPA 445 Women Writers in the Hispanic World

PSY 437 Psychology of Gender

SOC 450 Gender, Crime, and Criminal Justice

Select two courses, not taken previously, from the following: 6

ANTH 338 Gender and Anthropology

ANTH 447 Gender Equity in Development

ART 314 Women in Art History

E 330 Gender in World Literature

E 331 Early Women Writers

E 332 Modern Women Writers



ETST 300 Queer Studies and Women of Color

ETST 352/SOWK 352 Indigenous Women, Children, and Tribes

ETST 354 Black Cinema and Media

ETST 382/LGEN 382 Italian Ethnic Identity, Culture, and Gender



HIST 304 Women in Ancient Greece and Rome

HIST 312 Women in Medieval Europe

HIST 320 Women and Gender in Europe, 1450-1789

HIST 358 American Women's History to 1800

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HIST 359 American Women's History Since 1800


LSPA 445 Women Writers in the Hispanic World

IE 470 Women and Development

PHIL 353 Feminist Philosophies

PSY 327 Psychology of Women

SOC 333 Gender and Society

SOC 450 Gender, Crime, and Criminal Justice

SPCM 335 Gender and Communication

SPCM 358 Gender and Genre in Film

WS 397 Group Study

WS 484 Supervised College Teaching

WS 495 Independent Study

Minor1 6

Total Credits 30


1 A second major will substitute for the required minor.

Major Changes to Existing Programs

College of Health and Human Sciences Effective Fall 2017

School of Social Work Link to CIM

Major in Social Work

Reason for

Request:

Added a 1 credit course for incoming students to support academic success and determine if social

work is an appropriate major.

Effective Fall 2017 Spring 2015 All SOWK subject code courses required for the major in Social Work must have a minimum grade of C-.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS


HDFS 101 Individual and Family Development (GT-SS3) 3C 3

PSY 100 General Psychology (GT-SS3) 3C 3

Select one course from the following: 3-4

ANTH 120 Human Origins and Variation (GT-SC2) 3A

BZ 101 Humans and Other Animals (GT-SC2) 3A

BZ 110 Principles of Animal Biology (GT-SC2) 3A

LIFE 102 Attributes of Living Systems (GT-SC1) 3A



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Select one from the following: 3

SOC 100 General Sociology (GT-SS3) 3C

SOC 105 Social Problems (GT-SS3) 3C

SOWK 150 Introduction to Social Work 3

Mathematics1 1B 3

ECON XXX or POLS XXX courses 3

Elective 5-6

Total Credits 30

SOPHOMORE

SOWK 120 Academic and Career Success 1

SOWK 233 Human Behavior in the Social Environment 3

SOWK 286A Practicum I 3

SOWK 286B Practicum II 3


FSHN 125 Food and Nutrition in Health

FSHN 150 Survey of Human Nutrition

HES 145 Health and Wellness

MIP 149 The Microbial World

PHIL 130 Bioethics and Society

PSY 228 Course PSY 228 Not Found

PSY 328 Psychology of Human Sexuality


Biological and Physical Sciences2 3A 3-4

Global and Cultural Awareness 3E 3


STAT ***XXX3 3

Electives 2-3

Total Credits 3130

JUNIOR

SOWK 300 Research in Applied Professions 3

SOWK 330 Human Diversity Practice Issues 3

SOWK 340 Generalist Practice-Individuals and Families 3

SOWK 341 Generalist Practice-Small Groups 3

Additional Arts and Humanities (see list below)4 3



Electives 9







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Total Credits 30

SENIOR

SOWK 342 Generalist Practice-Organizations/Communities 4B 3

SOWK 410 Social Welfare Policy 4A 3

SOWK 488 Field Placement 10

SOWK 492 Seminar 4C 3

Additional Upper-Division Social and Behavioral Sciences (See list below)5 6

Electives63 45

Total Credits 2930


Additional Arts and Humanities Department List4 (Select 3 credits with approval of

advisor)

Arts and Humanities (additional AUCC 3B course not taken previously)

ART XXX

D XXX

E XXX

ETST 205 Ethnicity and the Media (GT-SS3) 3

ETST 234/E 234 Introduction to Native American Literature 3

ETST 239/E 239 Introduction to Chicano Literature 3

ETST 240 Native American Cultural Experience (GT-AH2) 3

ETST 320 Ethnicity and Film: Asian-American Experience 3

ETST 354 Black Cinema and Media 3

ETST 413 Queer Creative Expressions 3

ETST 425 Indigenous Film and Video 3

ETST 430 Latina/o Creative Expression 3

ETST 438/E 438 Native American Literature 3

ETST 454/SPCM 454 Chicanx Film and Video 3

JTC 316 Multiculturalism and the Media 3

L*** XXX

MU XXX

PHIL XXX

SPCM XXX

TH XXX





















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Additional Upper-Division Social and Behavioral Sciences Department List5 (Select 6

credits with approval of advisor)

ANTH 319 Latin American Peasantries 3

ANTH 3XX or ANTH 4XX

ECON 3XX or ECON 4XX

ETST 300 Queer Studies and Women of Color 3

ETST 310 African-American Studies 3

ETST 324 Asian-Pacific Americans and the Law 3

ETST 332 Contemporary Chicanx Issues 3

ETST 352/SOWK 352 Indigenous Women, Children, and Tribes 3

ETST 364/HIST 364 Asian American Social Movements, 1945-Present 3

ETST 365 Global Environmental Justice Movements 3

ETST 370 Caribbean Identities 3

ETST 371 The Modern Caribbean 3

ETST 404 Race Formation in the United States 3

ETST 405 Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in the U.S. 3

ETST 410 African American Periods and Personalities 3

ETST 411 Black Feminism(s) 3

ETST 412 Africa and African Diaspora 3

ETST 414/ANTH 414 Development in Indian Country 3

ETST 432 Latinx Routes to Empowerment 3

ETST 444/SOC 444 Federal Indian Law and Policy 3

HDFS 3XX or HDFS 4XX

HIST 3XX or HIST 4XX

POLS 3XX or POLS 4XX

PSY 3XX or PSY 4XX

SOC 3XX or SOC 4XX

1 MATH 101 is recommended.

2 At least one of the courses must be a human or animal biology course.

3 Select any three credit Statistics course.

4 Select six credits from the list of courses in category 3B in the All-University Core Curriculum (AUCC). With approval of advisor

an additional three credits from category 3B or from the following subject codes: ART, D, E, ETST (see Additional Arts and

Humanities department list), L***, MU, PHIL, SPCM, and TH.

5 Select six upper-division credits, with approval of advisor, from the following prefixes: ANTH, ECON, ETST (see Additional

Social and Behavioral Sciences department list), HIST, HDFS, POLS, PSY, and SOC.

36 Select enough elective credits to bring the program to a minimum of 120 credits, of which at least 42 must be upper-division (300-

to 400-level).

























March 3, 2017


Department of Economics Link to CIM

Major in Economics

Reason for

Request:

This is a request to add additional statistics courses to the existing list of statistics courses that can

be used to meet the statistics requirement of the Economics major. These additional courses, STAT

307, STAT 311, and STAT 315, are considered equivalent to STAT 301 in that students are not

allowed to receive credit for more than one of these courses. Statistical skills are required by

Economics majors in order to be successful in ECON 335, Introduction to Econometrics, the

required and essential quantitative methods course of the Economics major. Each of the three

added statistics courses can serve as a prerequisite for ECON 335 and, therefore, should be added

to the list of courses that fulfill the statistics requirement of the Economics Program of Study.

Effective Fall 2017 Spring 2013 Economics majors must achieve a minimum grade of 1.670 (C-) in each of the economics courses counted toward

the major.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS


ECON 202 Principles of Microeconomics (GT-SS1) 3C 3


MATH 141 Calculus in Management Sciences (GT-MA1) 1B

MATH 155 Calculus for Biological Scientists I (GT-MA1) 1B

MATH 160 Calculus for Physical Scientists I (GT-MA1) 1B



Electives 11-12

Total Credits 30

SOPHOMORE

ECON 204 Principles of Macroeconomics (GT-SS1) 3C 3


STAT 201 General Statistics

STAT 204 Statistics for Business Students

STAT 301 Introduction to Statistical Methods

STAT 307 Introduction to Biostatistics

STAT 311 Statistics for Behavioral Sciences I

STAT 315 Statistics for Engineers and Scientists


Global and Cultural Awareness1 3E 3

Additional Social Sciences (see course list below) 6-9

Minor/second major/interdisciplinary minor24 6

Electives 2-5

Total Credits 30










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March 3, 2017

JUNIOR

ECON 304 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3

ECON 306 Intermediate Microeconomics 4A,4B 3

ECON 335/AREC 335 Introduction to Econometrics 3


ECON 332/POLS 332 International Political Economy

ECON 372 History of Economic Institutions and Thought

ECON 376 Marxist Economic Thought

ECON 379/HIST 379 Economic History of the United States

ECON 474 Recent Economic Thought

ECON XXXEconomics3 3-6

Minor/second major/interdisciplinary minor2 6


Electives 3-6

Total Credits 30

SENIOR

ECON 492 Seminar 4A,4B,4C 3

ECON 3XX or ECON 4XX Economics4 6

Minor/second major/interdisciplinary studies minor2 9-15

Electives5 6-12

Total Credits 30


Additional Social Sciences

Code Title AUCC Credits

Select any 3 courses from the following list for a minimum of 9 credits (AUCC category 3E courses

except ECON 211 may count toward the 9 credit requirement):

9

Any AUCC category 3E course except: ECON 211

AGRI 270 World Interdependence-Population and Food (GT-SS3) 3E

AMST 100 Self/Community in American Culture, 1600-1877 (GT-AH2) 3D

AMST 101 Self/Community in American Culture Since 1877 (GT-AH2) 3D

Any ANTH course

except: ANTH 120, ANTH 121, ANTH 370, ANTH 372, ANTH 373, ANTH 374, ANTH 375,

ANTH 376

BUS 205 Legal and Ethical Issues in Business

BUS 260 Social-Ethical-Regulatory Issues in Business

Any ETST course except: ETST 205 or ETST 430

Any GR course except: GR 210

Any HDFS XXX course




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March 3, 2017

Code Title AUCC Credits

Any HIST course not used to satisfy the AUCC 3D requirement

Any IE course except: IE 116

JTC 100 Media in Society (GT-SS3) 3C

JTC 311 History of Media

JTC 316 Multiculturalism and the Media

JTC 411 Media Ethics and Issues

JTC 412 International Mass Communication

JTC 413 New Communication Technologies and Society

JTC 414 Media Effects

JTC 415 Communications Law

NR 120A Environmental Conservation (GT-SC2) 3A

NR 120B Environmental Conservation

NR 320 Natural Resources History and Policy 3D

NR 330 Human Dimensions in Natural Resources

Any POLS XXX course

Any PSY XXX course

Any SOC XXX course

SOWK 110 Contemporary Social Welfare (GT-SS1) 3C

SOWK 150 Introduction to Social Work

SOWK 233 Human Behavior in the Social Environment

SOWK 350 Legal Issues in Human Services

SOWK 352 Indigenous Women, Children and Tribes

SOWK 410 Social Welfare Policy

WS 200 Introduction to Women's Studies 3C

WS 472 Seminar in Multiracial & Decolonial Feminisms

1 Select from the list of courses in category 3E of the AUCC. This course (except ECON 211) may also fulfill the Additional

Social Sciences requirement. This course may also fulfill a requirement within a minor, second major, or interdisciplinary

minor. If ECON 211 is chosen, it may also be used to fulfill the Economics requirement in footnote 3. If selecting a course that

will double count for requirements within this major, then select enough elective credits to bring the program total to 120.

2 Students must complete a minor, second major, or interdisciplinary minor.

3 Select any 2 ECON courses.

4 Select any 2 upper-division (300- or 400-level) ECON courses.

54 Select enough elective credits to bring the program total to a minimum of 120 credits, of which at least 42 must be upper-division

(300- to 400-level).

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March 3, 2017


Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance Link to CIM

Major in Music (BA)

Reason for

Request:

The programs of study for all Bachelor's programs in music are being updated to reflect a change in

the music theory sequence. Students will cover the same content in the same number of credit and

contact hours each semester of their first two years as they do in the current programs, but in two

dedicated courses (written theory and aural skills), rather than one previously combined course to

allow a dedicated amount of instructional time to be specifically devoted to each set of skills.

Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved. In addition, piano courses

are being added to the freshman year to cover skills previously introduced in the combined theory

course and to make consistent the core skills in all music programs (other programs already have

two semesters). The other minor fix is moving the semesters listed for MU 334 and MU 335, as

they are indicated in semesters in which the courses are not offered.

Effective Fall 2017

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS


MU 117 Music Theory I 3

MU 118 Music Theory II 34

MU 127 Aural Skills I 1

MU 128 Aural Skills II 1

MU 131 Introduction to Music History and Literature (GT-AH1) 3B 3

Select one group from the following:1 2-4

MU 1501 Piano Class I 1

MU 151B1 Piano Class II: Performance, Composition, and General Studies 1


Group A:

MU 172A Freshman Voice Studio: English/Italian

MU 172B Freshman Voice Studio: German, French

Group B:

Applied Music Instruction (see list below)21

MU *** Ensemble (see list below) 32 2

Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 5-76-8

Total Credits 3029

SOPHOMORE

MU 217 Music Theory III 34

MU 218 Music Theory IV 34

MU 227 Aural Skills III 1









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MU 228 Aural Skills IV 1

Applied Music Instruction (see list below)21 2

MU 334 Music History I 4A,4B 3

MU *** Ensemble (see list below)32 2



Foreign language 6

Second Field Option43 6

Total Credits 30

JUNIOR


MU 335 Music History II 4A,4B 3




Second Field Option 43 6

Music Theory, upper-division Upper-Division Music Theory (see list below) 3

Music Electives MU XXX 45 3

Electives 78

Total Credits 3132

SENIOR


MU 471 Recital 4C

MU 499 Thesis 4C



Social and Behavioral Sciences 3C 3

Second Field Option 43 9

Music Electives MU XXX 45 6

Elective65 3

Total Credits 29















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Applied Music Instruction – Lower-Division

Code Title Credits

MU 272A Applied Music Instruction: Euphonium 1-2

MU 272B Applied Music Instruction: French Horn 1-2

MU 272C Applied Music Instruction: Trombone 1-2

MU 272D Applied Music Instruction: Trumpet 1-2

MU 272E Applied Music Instruction: Tuba 1-2

MU 272G Applied Music Instruction: Harpsichord 1-2

MU 272H Applied Music Instruction: Organ 1-2

MU 272I Applied Music Instruction: Piano 1-2

MU 272J Applied Music Instruction: Percussion 1-2

MU 272K Applied Music Instruction: Guitar 1-2

MU 272L Applied Music Instruction: Harp 1-2

MU 272M Applied Music Instruction: String Bass 1-2

MU 272N Applied Music Instruction: Viola 1-2

MU 272O Applied Music Instruction: Violin 1-2

MU 272P Applied Music Instruction: Violoncello 1-2

MU 272Q Applied Music Instruction: Voice 1-2

MU 272R Applied Music Instruction: Bassoon 1-2

MU 272S Applied Music Instruction: Clarinet 1-2

MU 272T Applied Music Instruction: Flute 1-2

MU 272U Applied Music Instruction: Oboe 1-2

MU 272V Applied Music Instruction: Saxophone (Alto) 1-2

Ensemble Courses

Code Title Credits

MU 201 Men’s Chorus 1

MU 202 University Chorus 1

MU 204 Marching Band 1

MU 205 Concert Band 1

MU 206 Colorado State University Concert Orchestra 1

MU 300 Women’s Chorus 1

MU 302 University Orchestra 1

MU 304 Symphonic Band 1

MU 305 Colorado State University Concert Choir 1

MU 309 Jazz Ensemble 1

MU 310 Jazz Combo 1

MU 400 Colorado State University Chamber Choir 1



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Code Title Credits

MU 401 Opera Theater 1-2

MU 402 Theater/Chamber Orchestra 1

MU 404 Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1

MU 407 Accompanying 1

MU 408 Chamber Music 1

Upper-Division Music Theory

Code Title Credits

MU 317 Music Theory V 2

MU 318 Arranging and Orchestration 2

MU 417 Counterpoint 3

MU 418 Advanced Orchestration 2

MU 419 Electronic Music Composition 2

1 Students with previous keyboard experience can test out of MU 150 and/or MU 151B and use the extra credit(s)

toward electives.

21 First-year voice students must take MU 172A and MU 172B (total of four credits), and then take MU 272Q for

one credit each semester of the second year (a total of two credits); instrumentalists take MU 272A-

MU 272P or MU 272R-MU 272V on major instrument for one credit each semester of the first 2 years (total of

four credits).

32 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled

in MU 172A, MU 172B, MU 272A-MU 272V, MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the program

of study, this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience.

43 A coherent Second Ffield of study outside the field of music, including at least 12 upper-division (300- to 400-level)

credits.

54 Select from the following: history and literature, theory, composition or orchestration; applied music-performance

Excludes MU 472A-MU 472V; maximum of 4 credits in ensemble.

65 Select enough elective credits to bring the program total to a minimum of 120 credits, of which at least 42 must be

upper-division (300- to 400-level).



Major in Music, Composition Concentration

Reason for

Request:






Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved. In addition, a second

semester piano course is being added to make consistent the core music offerings to match National

Association of Schools of Music standards (some other programs already have a second semester).





























March 3, 2017

Effective Fall 2017 2016 A minimum grade of C is required in all music courses used to satisfy the requirements of the BM in

Music, Composition Concentration.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS










Group A:



Group B:

Applied Music Instruction – Lower-Division (see list below)2

Ensemble (see list below)3 2


Mathematics 1B 3

Electives4 2-43-5

Total Credits 30

SOPHOMORE





Applied Music Instruction – Lower-Division (see list below)2 2

MU 273 Composition Instruction 2




Electives 11

Total Credits 31





















March 3, 2017

JUNIOR

MU 254 Beginning Conducting 2






MU 355 Choral Conducting and Literature

MU 356 Instrumental Conducting and Literature


MU 499 Thesis 1



Music Electives 3

Electives 2

Total Credits 29

SENIOR


MU 418 Advanced Orchestration 2

MU 419 Electronic Music Composition 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1





Electives5 6

Total Credits 30



Code Title Credits





























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Code Title Credits

















Ensemble Courses

Code Title Credits











MU 310 Jazz Combo 1









































March 3, 2017

1 Students with previous keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and/or MU 151B and replace with the same

number of one elective credit(s).

2 First-year voice students take MU 172A and MU 172B, then MU 272Q the second year for 2 semesters.

Instrumentalists take MU 272A-MU 272P or MU 272R-MU 272V on a major instrument for 2 semesters each

of the first 2 years.

3 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled in MU 172A-

MU 172B or MU 272A-MU 272V. An additional four credits of ensembles are to be completed in semesters of

the student’s choosing for a total of eight credits. At least one semester during the program of study, this must be

achieved by taking MU 408 or another small ensemble.

4 Voice students take two three credits of electives. Instrumentalists take four five credits of electives.





Major in Music, Music Education Concentration, Choral Option

Reason for

Request:






Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved.


Music, Music Education Concentration, Choral Option. Required EDUC courses must be completed

with a minimum grade of C.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS








MU 151 Course MU 151 Not Found 1

MU 151A Piano Class II: Music Educators 1

MU 172A Freshman Voice Studio: English/Italian 2

MU 172B Freshman Voice Studio: German, French 2



























March 3, 2017

MU 286 Practicum-Introduction to Music Education 3



Mathematics 1B 3

Total Credits 31

SOPHOMORE

EDUC 275 Schooling in the United States (GT-SS3) 3C 3

EDUC 340 Literacy and the Learner 3

MU 152 Piano Skills for Choral Directors 1






MU 252A Instrumental Techniques: Brass

MU 252B Instrumental Techniques: Woodwinds

MU 252C Instrumental Techniques: Strings 1

Applied Music Instruction – Lower-Division (see list below) 2

MU 272Q Applied Music Instruction: Voice 2





Total Credits 32

JUNIOR

EDUC 331 Educational Technology and Assessment 2

EDUC 350 Instruction I-Individualization/Management 3

EDUC 386 Practicum-Instruction I 1

EDUC 474 Elementary Music Methods I 2

EDUC 475 Elementary Music Methods II 2


































March 3, 2017

MU 355 Choral Conducting and Literature 2

MU 466 Song Literature 2

Applied Music Instruction – Upper-Division (see list below) 2




Total Credits 33

SENIOR

EDUC 450 Instruction II-Standards and Assessment 4

EDUC 476 Choral Methods for Secondary Schools 2

EDUC 485A Student Teaching: Elementary 6

EDUC 485B Student Teaching: Secondary 6

EDUC 486E Practicum: Instruction II 1

EDUC 493A Seminar: Professional Relations 1

MU 425 Jazz Pedagogy 2

MU 467 Vocal Pedagogy 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1





Total Credits 30



Code Title Credits

















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Applied Music Instruction – Upper-Division

Code Title Credits























































March 3, 2017

Ensemble Courses

Code Title Credits











MU 310 Jazz Combo 1







1 Students with previous keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and use the one credit for an elective

2 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled in MU 172A-MU 172B,

MU 272Q, and MU 472Q MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the program

of study this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience.

Department of Liberal Arts Effective Fall 2017


Major in Music, Music Education Concentration, Instrumental Option

Reason for

Request:








Music, Music Education Concentration, Instrumental option. Required EDUC courses must be

completed with a minimum grade of C.



























March 3, 2017

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS








MU 151 Course MU 151 Not Found 1

MU 151A1 Piano Class II: Music Educators 1

MU 251 Voice Techniques 1

MU 252B Instrumental Techniques: Woodwinds 2


MU 286 Practicum-Introduction to Music Education 3



Mathematics 1B 3

Total Credits 32

SOPHOMORE

EDUC 275 Schooling in the United States (GT-SS3) 3C 3

EDUC 340 Literacy and the Learner 3





MU 252A Instrumental Techniques: Brass 2

MU 252C Instrumental Techniques: Strings 1






Total Credits 31


























March 3, 2017

JUNIOR

EDUC 331 Educational Technology and Assessment 2

EDUC 350 Instruction I-Individualization/Management 3

EDUC 386 Practicum-Instruction I 1

EDUC 474 Elementary Music Methods I 2

EDUC 475 Elementary Music Methods II 2






MU 356 Instrumental Conducting and Literature 2

Select one from the following:4 2

MU 420 Marching Band Techniques

MU 421 Orchestral Techniques

Applied Music Instruction – Upper-Division (see list below)2 2



Total Credits 33

SENIOR

EDUC 450 Instruction II-Standards and Assessment 4

EDUC 477 Instrumental Methods for Secondary Schools 2

EDUC 485A Student Teaching: Elementary 6

EDUC 485B Student Teaching: Secondary 6

EDUC 486E Practicum: Instruction II 1

EDUC 493A Seminar: Professional Relations 1

MU 252D Instrumental Techniques: Percussion 1


MU 471 Recital 4C 1




Elective5 1

Total Credits 30



















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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1







1 Students with previous keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and use the one credit for an elective.

2 Major instrument; two semesters each year, except Senior year only take one semester.


MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the program of study, this must be

achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience. Wind and percussion majors must

take MU 204 twice during their four year program.

4 Wind and percussion majors take MU 420; string majors take MU 421.






































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Major in Music, Music Therapy Concentration

Reason for

Request:

The programs of study for all Bachelor's programs in music are being updated to reflect a change in the

music theory sequence. Students will cover the same content in the same number of credit and contact

hours each semester of their first two years as they do in the current programs, but in two dedicated courses

(written theory and aural skills), rather than one previously combined course to allow a dedicated amount

of instructional time to be specifically devoted to each set of skills. Hence, both assessment and

instructional efficiency will be improved.

MU 334: Music History I is approved for AUCC 4A and 4B and is specifically required in the other 11

Music programs. The content covered in MU 334 and MU 335 covers different time periods, so that is why

the department would like students to have the option to choose either course for their AUCC 4A/4B

requirement. Since MU 334 has previously been approved for 4A/4B, a separate course proposal is not

necessary to add MU 334 to this program with AUCC designation.


Music, Music Therapy Concentration.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS

CHEM 103 Chemistry in Context (GT-SC2) 3A 3








MU 153 Piano Skills for Music Therapists 1

MU 155 Guitar Class I 2


Group A (Voice students):



Group B (Instrumentalists):

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MU 241 Introduction to Music Therapy 3


Mathematics

1B 3

Total Credits 31-3330-32

SOPHOMORE

BZ 110 Principles of Animal Biology (GT-SC2) 3A 3

BZ 111 Animal Biology Laboratory (GT-SC1) 3A 1

MU 153 Piano Skills for Music Therapists 1





MU 250 Music Therapy Practice 3



MU 440 Music Therapy Methods I 3


OT 215 Medical Terminology 1

PHIL 100 Appreciation of Philosophy (GT-AH3) 3B 3


Total Credits 31 32

JUNIOR

BMS 300 Principles of Human Physiology 4

BMS 345 Functional Neuroanatomy 4

Instrumentalists must take MU 157; Voice students do not. 0-2

MU 1574 Voice Class I

Select one of the following: 3

MU 334 Music History I 4A,4B

MU 335 Music History II 4A,4B

MU 342 Psychology of Music 3

MU 443 Music Therapy Methods II 3

MU 444 Music Therapy Methods III 3


MU 486A Practicum: Music Therapy 4C 2














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PSY 252 Mind, Brain, and Behavior 3

PSY 320 Abnormal Psychology 3

Total Credits 30-32

SENIOR

MU 252D Instrumental Techniques: Percussion 1

MU 343 Research Methods in Music Therapy 3

MU 445 Improvisation Techniques in Music Therapy 2

MU 486A Practicum: Music Therapy 4C 1

MU 487 Internship 1


PSY 452 Cognitive Psychology

PSY 454 Biological Psychology

PSY 458 Cognitive Neuroscience

STAT 201 General Statistics 3




Music Electives 3

Total Credits 26



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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1







1 Students with previous keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and use the one credit for an elective.

2 First-year voice students must take MU 172A and MU 172B, then MU 272Q the second year for two semesters;

instrumentalists take MU 272A-MU 272P or MU 272R-MU 272V on a major instrument for 2 semesters each

of the first two years.


MU 172B, MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the program of study, this

must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience.

4 Instrumental majors only.



Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Jazz Studies Option

Reason for

Request:






Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved. The other minor fix is

reversing the semesters listed for MU 334 and MU 335, as they are flipped in the MCM.


































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Music, Performance Concentration, Jazz Studies Option.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS









Applied Jazz Instruction (select two credits from the following):2 2

MU 274A Applied Jazz Instruction: Piano

MU 274B Applied Jazz Instruction: String Bass

MU 274C Applied Jazz Instruction: Trombone

MU 274D Applied Jazz Instruction: Trumpet

MU 274E Applied Jazz Instruction: Percussion

MU 274F Applied Jazz Instruction: Saxophone

MU 274G Applied Jazz Instruction: Guitar


Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 3

Total Credits 29

SOPHOMORE

ETST 250/HIST 250 African American History (GT-HI1) 3D 3

MU 154 Jazz Piano Class 1





MU 225 Jazz Theory 2














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Applied Jazz Instruction (select two credits from the following):2 2

MU 274A Applied Jazz Instruction: Piano

MU 274B Applied Jazz Instruction: String Bass

MU 274C Applied Jazz Instruction: Trombone

MU 274D Applied Jazz Instruction: Trumpet

MU 274E Applied Jazz Instruction: Percussion

MU 274F Applied Jazz Instruction: Saxophone

MU 274G Applied Jazz Instruction: Guitar





Total Credits 31

JUNIOR


MU 320 Jazz Improvisation 1

MU 325 Jazz Composition/Arranging 2



MU 471 Recital 4C 1

MU 474 Applied Jazz Instruction 4


MU *** Music Electives 6


Elective 3

Total Credits 30

SENIOR

MU 332 History of Jazz 3

MU 415 Advanced Jazz Techniques 2


MU 471 Recital 4C 1

MU 474 Applied Jazz Instruction 4









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Total Credits 30



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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1







1 B.M. Majors with prior keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and use the credit toward electives

2 Major instrument, two semesters for freshman and sophomore.

3 Students enrolled in MU 272A-MU 272V should be concurrently enrolled in a concert band

(MU 205, MU 304, MU 404). Eight of the total ensemble credits should be satisfied through participation in

either MU 309 or MU 310.

4 Select enough elective credits to bring program total to 120 credits, of which at least 42 must be upper-division (300-

to 400-level).



Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Orchestral Instrument Option

Reason for

Request:








Association of Schools of Music standards (some other programs already have a second semester).

One course (MU 335) was moved from a semester in which it is not offered to the appropriate

semester in the MCM, and some elective credits moved around to balance credit load.


Music, Performance Concentration, Orchestral Instrument Option.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS



























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Applied Music Instruction – Lower-Division (see list below)2 2-4



Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 3-5

Total Credits 28-32

SOPHOMORE









Electives 11

Total Credits 31

JUNIOR







MU 471 Recital 1




Electives 64

Total Credits 31






















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MU 471 Recital 4C 1



MU *** Electives 3



Electives5 108-12

Total Credits 30



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number of elective credit(s) and use the one credit for an elective.

2 Major instrument. Take two semesters each during the freshman and sophomore years.




4 Major instrument. Take two semesters each during the junior and senior years.

5 Select enough elective credits to bring the program total to 120, of which at least 42 must be upper-division (300- to

400-level).

Department of Liberal Arts Effective Fall 2017

College of Music, Theatre, and Dance Link to CIM

Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Organ Option

Reason for

Request:







Effective Fall 2017 FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS







MU 272H1 Applied Music Instruction: Organ 2-4


























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Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 4

Total Credits 3028-32

SOPHOMORE

L*** *** Foreign language3 10





MU 272H1 Applied Music Instruction: Organ 4




Electives 4

Total Credits 34

JUNIOR







MU 471 Recital 1


MU 472H Applied Music Instruction: Organ4 4



Electives 54

Total Credits 3029

SENIOR

MU 437 History and Structure of the Organ 2

MU 468 Organ Literature 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1


MU 472H Applied Music Instruction: Organ4 4























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Electives5 21-5

Total Credits 26



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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1







1 Take two semesters each in the freshman and sophomore years.




3 Take two semesters of a foreign language during the sophomore year.

4 Take two semesters each in the junior and senior years.


400-level).



Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Piano Option

Reason for

Request:






Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved. Also switched two courses

that were shown in the wrong semesters (reversed), corrected number of applied lesson credits

required, and standardized elective credit listings.

Effective Fall 2017























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FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS







MU 272I1 Applied Music Instruction: Piano 2-4



Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 4-6

Total Credits 30

SOPHOMORE






MU 272I1 Applied Music Instruction: Piano 4




Electives 4

Total Credits 34

JUNIOR







MU 471 Recital 1


























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MU 472I Applied Music Instruction: Piano4 4



Electives 34

Total Credits 29

SENIOR

MU 407 Accompanying

2

MU 465 Keyboard Literature 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1






Electives5 54-8

Total Credits 27



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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1








2 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled in MU 272I or MU

472I MU 172A-MU 172B, MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the

program of study, this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience.

3 Take two semesters of a foreign language in the sophomore year.



400-level).































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Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Piano Pedagogy Option

Reason for

Request:






Hence, both assessment and instructional efficiency will be improved. Also moved one course that

was listed in the same semester as another course that meets at the same time.

Effective Fall 2017 FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS










Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 6

Total Credits 30

SOPHOMORE










Electives 4

Total Credits 34



















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JUNIOR






MU 495G Independent Study: Pedagogy 3





PSY 260 Child Psychology

PSY 465 Adolescent Psychology


Total Credits 28

SENIOR


MU 407 Accompanying


MU 465 Keyboard Literature 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1

MU 495G Independent Study: Pedagogy 3






Elective5 3

Total Credits 28



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2 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled in MU 272I or MU

472I MU 172A-MU 172B, MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the

program of study, this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience.

3 Take two semesters of a foreign language in the sophomore year.



400-level).



Major in Music, Performance Concentration, String Pedagogy Option

Reason for

Request:








Association of Schools of Music standards (other programs already have a second semester).


Music, Performance Concentration, String Pedagogy Option.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS









Select two semesters from the following in your major instrument:2 2

MU 272M Applied Music Instruction: String Bass

MU 272N Applied Music Instruction: Viola

MU 272O Applied Music Instruction: Violin

MU 272P Applied Music Instruction: Violoncello























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Mathematics 1B 3

Electives 5

Total Credits 3130

SOPHOMORE





Select two semesters from the following in your major instrument:2 2-4








Elective 11-1310-12

Total Credits 3128-32

JUNIOR






Select two credits from the following: 2

MU 351A String Pedagogy I: Violin/Viola.

MU 351B String Pedagogy I: Violoncello

MU 351C String Pedagogy I: String Bass


MU 352A String Pedagogy II: Violin/Viola

MU 352B String Pedagogy II: Violoncello

MU 352C String Pedagogy II: String Bass



























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PSY 260 Child Psychology

PSY 465 Adolescent Psychology


Total Credits 31

SENIOR


MU 451A String Pedagogy III: Violin

MU 451B String Pedagogy III: Violoncello

MU 451C String Pedagogy III: String Bass


MU 464A String Literature: Violin/Viola

MU 464B String Literature: Violoncello

MU 464C String Literature: String Bass

MU 471 Recital 4C 1


Take two semesters from the following in your major instrument: 4









Electives53 3 2-6

Total Credits 27 26-30























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number of elective credit(s). and use the one credit for an elective.


32 Students must participate in an ensemble during each semester in which they are enrolled in MU 272M-MU 272P and

MU 472M-MU 472P MU 172A-MU 172B, MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least

once during the program of study, this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble

experience.

4 Major instrument. Take two semesters each in the junior and senior years.


400-level).



Major in Music, Performance Concentration, Voice Option

Reason for

Request:








Association of Schools of Music standards (other programs already have a second semester).

Finally, moved some courses around in the MCM to match semesters courses are offered and to

better balance student semester load.


Music, Performance Concentration, Voice Option.

FRESHMAN

AUCC CREDITS



























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MU 172A Freshman Voice Studio: English/Italian 2

MU 172B Freshman Voice Studio: German, French 2

MU *** Ensemble2 2



Mathematics 1B 3

Total Credits 2931

SOPHOMORE

LITA *** Foreign Language (Italian) 5





MU 272Q3 Applied Music Instruction: Voice 4

MU 365A Advanced Diction: Italian and English 1

MU 365B Advanced Diction: French and German 1

MU *** Ensemble2 2


TH 352 Acting for Singers 2



Total Credits 29

JUNIOR

LFRE *** Foreign Language (French) 5

LGER *** Foreign Language (German) 5






MU 471 Recital 1


MU *** Ensemble2 2
















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Total Credits 3330

SENIOR

MU 338 Opera History and Literature 2

MU 466 Song Literature 2

MU 467 Vocal Pedagogy 2

MU 471 Recital 4C 1


MU *** Ensemble2 2

Music Electives 3




Electives4 45

Total Credits 2930


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MU 310 Jazz Combo 1


































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1 Students with previous keyboard experience may test out of MU 150 and/or MU 151B and use the credit(s) for an

elective. and use the one credit for an elective.


MU 272Q, and MU 472Q MU 272A-MU 272V, and MU 472A-MU 472V. At least once during the program

of study, this must be achieved by taking MU 408 or through another small ensemble experience. MU 401 must be

taken prior to or concurrently with TH 352 in the Sophomore year.

3 Take two semesters each during the sophomore, junior, and senior years.











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University Curriculum Committee

March 3, 2017

CONSENT AGENDA

Experimental Courses – 1st Offering

Course Title Effective Term

GES 180A3 Applied Community Sustainability Summer 2017


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