Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l CCC Meetings »11 May 2015 l Committee Activity »13 Degree change requests (DC forms) »36 Course change.

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Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l CCC Meetings »11 May 2015 l Committee Activity »13 Degree change requests (DC forms) »36 Course change requests (CC forms) »10 Experimental course requests (EC forms) One EC from a prior meeting was deleted by department, Econ 5001 Experiential Entrepreneurship, due to colisting issues

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l Degree Changes Requested l File #237.10Materials Science & Engineering: Biomedical Engineering Minor l File #15.1Chemical Engineering: Chemical Engineering PhD l File #16.12Chemistry: Chemistry BS l File #28.13Computer Science: Computer Science BS l File #46.4Engineering Management: Engineering Management MS l File #149.17Materials Science & Engineering: Ceramic Engineering BS l File #234.8Psychological Science: Industrial Organizational Psychology MS l File #102.9Arts, Languages, & Philosophy: Multiculture & Diversity Minor l File #110.1Petroleum Engineering: Petroleum Engineering Minor l File #192.13Psychological Science: Psychology BA l File #193.12Psychological Science: Psychology BS l File #140.4Systems Engineering: Systems Engineering MS l File #131.4Systems Engineering: Systems Engineering PhD

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l Course Changes Requested l File #1910.1Art 1140: Painting I l File #1488.1Biological Sciences 5463: Global Ecology l File #2310.1Chemical Engineering 3130: Staged Mass Transfer l File #1038.1Chemical Engineering 3150: Chemical Engineering Reactor Design l File #1479.1Chemical Engineering 3160: Molecular Chemical Engineering l File #4208Chemical Engineering 6015: Lecture Series l File #4173Chemistry 2320: Inorganic Chemistry II l File #1074.1Civil Engineering 2200: Statics l File #225.1Computer Science 5700: Bioinformatics l File #1447.1Economics 6632: Global Ec0-and Social-preneurship and Innovation l File #4190Environmental Engineering 5635: Phytoremediation and Natural Treatment Systems: Science and Design

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l Course Changes Requested l File #4109.5Enterprise Resource Planning 5130: ERP in Small & Mid- Size Enterprises l File #4197Explosives Engineering 5555: Computer Fired Pyrotechnic Show Design and Firing System Operation l File #2469.1Finance 2150: Corporate Finance I l File #2566.3Finance 5160: Corporate Finance II l File #2190.5Finance 5260: Investments I l File #1949.1French 4311: Advanced French Conversation l File #1173.6Geological Engineering 1150: Introduction to Physical Geology l File #1988.1Geology 1110: Physical and Environmental Geology l File #2370.1Geology 1119: Physical and Environmental Geology Laboratory

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l Course Changes Requested l File #2225.4Information Science & Technology 3333: Data Networks and Information Security l File #935.5Information Science & Technology 4261: Information Systems Project Management l File #1229.8Marketing 6580: Advanced Marketing Strategy l File #2101.1Music 1111: Individual Music Instruction I l File #1951.1Music 2161: Theory of Music I l File #1045.1Petroleum Engineering 3330: Well Logging l File #994.1Psychology 2200: Research Methods l File #2528.4Spanish 1101: Elementary Spanish I l File #1407.1Spanish 1102: Elementary Spanish II l File #390.1Spanish 4302: Phonetics and Phonology of Spanish l File #1563.5Spanish 4311: Advanced Spanish Conversation

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l Course Changes Requested l File #1225.1Theatre 1142: Stage Productions, Performers l File #1153.1Theatre 1190: Theatre via Video l File #811.1Theatre 3241: Acting II

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June 2015 l The Campus Curricula Committee recommends, and makes a motion for, Faculty Senate to approve the CCC report’s DC form and CC form actions l Discussion, Comments or Questions ?

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June Informational Only - l Experimental Course Requests l File #4191Civil Engineering 6001.TBD: Principles of Rheology l File #4198Computer Science 2001.TBD: Domain Exploration and Innovation Methods l File #4199Computer Science 3001.TBD: Skill Development for Entrepreneurs and Innovators l File #4200Computer Science 4001.TBD: Advanced Domain Exploration and Innovation Methods l File #4201Computer Science 4001.TBD: Interpersonal Dynamics for Entrepreneurs and Innovators l File #4151Economics 4001.TBD: Advanced Domain Exploration and Innovation Methods

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June Informational Only - l Experimental Course Requests l File #4210Economics 4001.TBD: Interpersonal Dynamics for Entrepreneurs and Innovators l File #4204English 3001.TBD: Publishing: Writers, Editors, and Readers l File #4214Petroleum Engineering 3001.TBD: Petrophysics l File #4202Technical Communication 3001.TBD: Writing in the Sciences l File #4203Technical Communication 5001.TBD: Technical Presentations l File #4189 Petroleum Engineering 3320: Petrophysics request for to be a permanent course was tabled pending receipt of a corresponding Petroleum Engineering BS Degree Change form. EC File #4214 was submitted to allow the course to be taught in Fall 2015.

Campus Curricula Committee Report 18 June Informational Only - l Resigned as committee chair effective 1 August 2015 New chair: Ilene Morgan (Sciences DSCC chair)