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Undergraduate University Curriculum Committee Meeting Agenda January 20, 2004 567 Capen Hall, 3:00 p.m. Dr. Kerry S. Grant, Chair Dr. Jeri Jaeger, Co-Chair I. II. Announcements Minutes a. Minutes of the December 16, 2003 meeting Administrative Approvals a. None Updates a. None New Program Proposals a. Biomedical Sciences B.S. effective Fall 2004 Curriculum Changes a. Social Sciences Interdisciplinary B.A....
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Undergraduate University Curriculum Committee Meeting Agenda January 20, 2004 567 Capen Hall, 3:00 p.m. Dr. Kerry S. Grant, Chair Dr. Jeri Jaeger, Co-Chair
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Announcements Minutes a. Minutes of the December 16, 2003 meeting Administrative Approvals a. None Updates a. None New Program Proposals a. Biomedical Sciences B.S. effective Fall 2004 Curriculum Changes a. Social Sciences Interdisciplinary B.A. Cognitive Science Concentration effective Fall 2004 i. Changes in course selections for each focus area. New Course Proposals a. CL 426 Practicum in Field Archaeology, Cadir Hoyuk, Turkey Pract Archaeology Turkey 3 cr sem Su. `04 b. CSE 453 Hardware/Software Integrated Systems Design HW/SW Integ System Design 4 cr. lec Fa. `04 Current Research Topics of Power Modulation Applications CrrntRschTopPowerModApp 3/1 cr lec/lab Fa. `04 Current Research Topics of Pulsed Power Applications CrntRschTopPulsPwrApp 3/1 cr lec/lab `05 Sp. Nature and the Environment 3 cr Voyages of Discovery Environmental Ethics 3 cr 3 cr sem sem lec Sp. `05 Sp. `05
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Other Business a. Revised Course Proposal Form b. UUCC Membership Composition i. The following schools and offices are represented on the Committee: 1. Academic Affairs 3 members 2. Architecture and Planning 1 member 3. Arts and Sciences 4 members 4. Engineering and Applied Sciences 1 member 5. Enrollment and Planning 2 members 6. Mana...
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