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Code	Field	Old Value	New Value
AAST 4263	Catalog Title	Independence and Africa Today (Sp)	Modern Africa
	Short Course Title	AFRICA TODAY	MODERN AFRICA
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Change of title, matching the now modified main template for the course (HIST 4263)
AAST 4583	Short Course Title	PEOPLE OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA	CULTURES OF AFRICA
	Catalog Title	Peoples and Cultures of Sub-Saharan Africa	Cultures of Africa
	Syllabus	ANTH 4583 Cultures of Africa Spring 2016.pdf
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Tue, 02 Aug 2016 17:40:41 GMT - Rollback: Please select term(s) to offer. Thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	This course has been offered regularly and its description meets the objectives of AAST. The faculty member is also a member of the AAST faculty committee.	The old title is a historical title that does not reflect contemporary understandings of the anthropological study of the continent.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		AAST 4583
AAST 4853	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Adding the ability to add class topics effective summer 2017.	Modifying course to allow topics to be assigned.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Create Topic Name?	No	Yes
	Topics		Octavia Butler
	allcodes		AAST 4853
ACCT 4673	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Justification	To clarify pre-requisite	Offer online section
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Thu, 02 Nov 2017 15:26:23 GMT - Updated entry of Off campus and online delivery to sync data.
	allcodes		ACCT 4673
ACCT 5123	Added
ACCT 5413	Prerequisite(s)	ACCT 3753 with a grade of "C" or better.	Graduate standing.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites effective spring 2017.	The previous pre-requisite kept transfer students into the MAcc program from being able to enroll in the course. Graduate standing is the correct requirement for enrollment.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	allcodes		ACCT 5413
ACCT 5863	Added
ACCT 5883	Short Course Title	INDIVIDUAL TAX PLANNING	TAX PLANNING
	Catalog Title	Individual Tax Planning	Tax Planning
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Summer 2017
	Justification	Off campus delivery method added per Dr. Martin.	Title changed because the course content has changed to include tax planning for entities as well as individuals. This title will give more flexibility in content changes required for tax law changes.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	allcodes		ACCT 5883
ADLL 6253	Added
ADLL 6403	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Tue, 29 Nov 2016 14:20:59 GMT - Rollback: Please select the term(s) of offering. Thanks! kmamisei - Mon, 05 Dec 2016 18:13:17 GMT - Rollback: Change the course number in the syllabus as well as in the system. Since it is a doctoral level course, it should be at the 6000 level. Also, the course should not be repeatable for degree credit. Thanks. kmamisei - Tue, 13 Dec 2016 01:38:57 GMT - Rollback: Kevin, please change the syllabus. It should say ADLL6403. Thank you.
	Catalog Description	Introduction to quantitative reasoning for educators and researchers in adult education. Topics include applying the hypothetico-deductive research process, describing data using statistical terminology, building statistical models, presenting data meaningfully, and using SPSS to analyze data from practical research problems.	Introduction to quantitative reasoning for educators and researchers in adult education. Topics include applying the hypothetico-deductive research process, describing data using statistical terminology, building statistical models, presenting data meaningfully, and using SPSS to analyze data from practical research problems. This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory.
	Syllabus	ADLL 6403 - Course Syllabus for Proposal.docx	ADLL 6403 - Course Syllabus.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	We propose this course to address the need of ADLL doctoral students for a practice-based, applied quantitative reasoning course. ADLL doctoral students are working professionals who seek course content that is relevant and meaningful to their practice and dissertation topics. They wish to see clearly how quantitative reasoning skills will help them answer problems in practice, attain their professional goals, and further their prior learning. Additionally, many of these students have spent years away from higher education and have retained little from earlier statistics and research methodology courses. Some have entered the ADLL program from undergraduate and master’s programs that didn’t offer mathematics and statistics courses at any level. This course attempts to address these needs by stressing the application of statistical analyses to practice-based problems, the dissemination of findings in meaningful ways, the careful scaffolding of statistical skills and knowledge, and the use of user friendly, windows-based programs (i.e., SPSS and MS Excel) to analyze quantitative data.	We are not changing anything about the course, just adding the following note to the catalog description: "This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory."
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		ADLL 6403
ADLL 6413	Catalog Description	Methodologies for designing descriptive, correlational, and experimental studies. Development of research questions, definition of variables, selection or development of instruments, data collection, analysis, interpretation and reporting of research results.	Methodologies for designing descriptive, correlational, and experimental studies. Development of research questions, definition of variables, selection or development of instruments, data collection, analysis, interpretation and reporting of research results. This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	The name of this course needs to be updated to reflect its content. This course follows ADLL 6403 Quantitative Reasoning I for Adult Educators. ADLL 6403 is also being added as a prerequisite course.	We are not changing anything about the course, just adding the following note to the catalog description: "This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory."
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		ADLL 6413
ADLL 6423	Catalog Description	Methodologies for designing qualitative research studies in adult and lifelong learning settings. Selection of the appropriate qualitative tradition, selection of research subjects, development of data collection protocols, field work strategies, data analysis, data interpretation and presentation of data results.	Methodologies for designing qualitative research studies in adult and lifelong learning settings. Selection of the appropriate qualitative tradition, selection of research subjects, development of data collection protocols, field work strategies, data analysis, data interpretation and presentation of data results. This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		We are not changing anything about the course, just adding the following note to the catalog description: "This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory."
ADLL 6433	Catalog Description	Overview of evaluation strategies in adult and lifelong learning programs that include: development of evaluation questions, selection or development of instrumentation, data collection methods, data analysis, and reporting of evaluation results. Emphasis on practical and ethical issues associated with evaluation processes.	Overview of evaluation strategies in adult and lifelong learning programs that include: development of evaluation questions, selection or development of instrumentation, data collection methods, data analysis, and reporting of evaluation results. Emphasis on practical and ethical issues associated with evaluation processes. This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Three prerequisites research courses are being added to make certain students in the ADLL doctoral program have the necessary skills to be academically successful in ADLL 6433.	We are not changing anything about the course, just adding the following note to the catalog description: "This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory."
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		ADLL 6433 - Roessger - Spring 2017.docx
	allcodes		ADLL 6433
ADLL 6443	Catalog Description	Development of dissertation proposal. Formation of research question, selection of methodologies, development of problem statement, research questions, and identification of research variables, constructs of phenomena. Identification of data collection and data analysis procedures.	Development of dissertation proposal. Formation of research question, selection of methodologies, development of problem statement, research questions, and identification of research variables, constructs of phenomena. Identification of data collection and data analysis procedures. This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Four prerequisites research courses are being added to make certain students in the ADLL doctoral program have the necessary skills to be academically successful in ADLL 6443.	We are not changing anything about the course, just adding the following note to the catalog description: "This course meets in-person three to five times during the semester. Class dates are announced to ADLL students the preceding semester. Classes are held on campus on Saturdays from 9AM to 5PM. Participation is mandatory."
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		ADLL 6443
AGEC 2103	Catalog Title	Principles of Agricultural Macroeconomics (Sp, Fa)	Principles of Agricultural Macroeconomics
	Catalog Description	Applications of economics principles to problems of agricultural production, distribution, and income; including a study of the interrelationship between agriculture and other segments of the economy; and the dynamic forces in the economy which affect agriculture. Credit will be allowed for only one of AGEC 2103 or ECON 2013 or ECON 2013H.	Applications of economics principles to problems of agricultural production, distribution, and income; including a study of the interrelationship between agriculture and other segments of the economy; and the dynamic forces in the economy which affect agriculture. Credit will be allowed for only one of AGEC 2103 or AGEC 2103H or ECON 2013 or ECON 2013H.
	Create Honors Course?	No	Yes
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		There is a need for an honor's section of the course. The department is now in the position to offer an honors section.
	Syllabus		syllabusAGEC2103H.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Fri, 25 Aug 2017 22:44:07 GMT - Effective Spring 2018 pending completion of approval process before the start of Spring term. ac087 - Mon, 20 Nov 2017 19:24:00 GMT - Non honors section to be Every Fall and Spring, honors section to be spring only. ac087 - Mon, 20 Nov 2017 19:26:23 GMT - admin update to typically offered and delivery method
AGEC 2142	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	AGME 2903 or ISYS 1120 and AGEC 1103 or ECON 2023 or ECON 2143.	AGME 2903 or ISYS 1120 or ISYS 1123 and AGEC 1103 or ECON 2023 or ECON 2143.
	Justification	The course change request reflects the department's intentions to offer the course every spring and fall semester going forward.	Walton College Computer Competency (https://walton.uark.edu/advising/computer-competency.php) offers two paths to demonstrate computer competency. ISYS 1120 is an 8 week course for higher performing students who enter college with more computer skills and ISYS 1123 is a full semester length course where students gain computer skills and earn credit. Two different paths to demonstrate computer competency. We accept the first (ISYS 1120) and should also accept the second (ISYS 1123). We receive many Walton transfers each year and this change would help make placing our transfer students in AGEC 2142/2141L much more efficient. Currently, our advisors must request permission to administratively add students into AGEC 2142/2141L. This change would allow students who have completed ISYS 1123 to add the course without permission.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		AGEC 2142
AGEC 4303	Short Course Title	ADVANCED AGRI MARKETING MGMT	AGRIBUS MARKETING MGMT
	Catalog Title	Advanced Agricultural Marketing Management	Agribusiness Marketing Management
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Undergraduate only per dual level cleanup project. New graduate course is AGEC 5703.	The current title is a holdover from when the course was taught several years ago. When we brought the course back, we left everything unchanged and simply re-activated it. The “Advanced” part of the title is misleading. There is nothing particularly advanced about the course and it is not a continuation of some non-advanced course (like Farm Management and Advanced Farm Management). Also, with the recent addition of a 5000-level section of the course, there can be confusion about whether this course is more rigorous than AGEC 5303, which it is not, and we are making this change to the title so that "Advanced" no longer appears. This should clarify that the topic is not more advanced than in AGEC 5303.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		AGEC4303syllabus2018_DRAFT_CLEAN.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 15:51:47 GMT - Rollback: roll back per department for correction of errors. ALSO, No longer accepting new dual level proposals. a 4000 and 5000 level cognate must be proposed. 5303 is not available as 5000 level cognate. The following are available: 4333 and 5333, 4343 and 5343, 4353 and 5353, 4363 and 5363, or 4393 and 5393
	allcodes		AGEC 4303
AGEC 5113	Short Course Title	AGRI MARKETING ANALYSIS	AGRI PRICES & FORECASTING
	Catalog Title	Agricultural Marketing Analysis	Agricultural Prices and Forecasting
	Catalog Description	Course prepares students for some of the more common tasks in market analysis as undertaken by professional agricultural economists in industry, government, and academic institutions. Major emphasis is on the analytical procedures and techniques required in short- and long-term outlook work; forecasting and projecting supply, demand and prices; and optimal market organization.	(Formerly AGEC 4113.) Price theory and techniques for predicting price behavior of general economy and price behavior of individual agricultural products will be analyzed. Provides practice in the application of economics and statistics to agricultural price analysis. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 2 hours per week. Graduate degree credit will not be given for both AGEC 4113 and AGEC 5113.
	Create Non Credit Lab?	No	Yes
	Reviewer Comments	lkulcza - Mon, 22 May 2017 20:45:35 GMT - Rollback: Admin deletion of inactive course for dual level conversion
	Prerequisite(s)	AGEC 5303.	(AGEC 1103 or ECON 2023), AGEC 2403, (AGST 4023 or STAT 2303 or WCOB 1033) and MATH 2053.
	Component Type	Lecture	Lecture/Laboratory
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Corequisite(s)		Lab component.
	Justification		Admin update of this course. Course would not sync because CIM was pulling in information for an earlier version of AGEC 5113, Agri Marketing Analysis, which was eliminated per the course review process. Hoping this admin change will pull in the correct, active version of AGEC 5113.
	Additional Notes		See history of both versions of AGEC 5113 in UAConnect for further clarification.
	allcodes		AGEC 5113
AGEC 5203	Short Course Title	ADVANCED AGRI MARKETING MGMT	AGRIBUS MARKETING MGMT
	Catalog Title	Advanced Agricultural Marketing Management	Agribusiness Marketing Management
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Admin update to grad level cognate course.	The current title is a holdover from when the course was taught several years ago. When we brought the course back, we left everything unchanged and simply re-activated it. The “Advanced” part of the title is misleading. There is nothing particularly advanced about the course and it is not a continuation of some non-advanced course (like Farm Management and Advanced Farm Management). Also, with the recent addition of a 5000-level section of the course, there can be confusion about whether this course is more rigorous than AGEC 5303, which it is not, and we are making this change to the title so that "Advanced" no longer appears. This should clarify that the topic is not more advanced than in AGEC 5303.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Syllabus		AGEC5203syllabus2018_DRAFT_CLEAN.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Tue, 19 Sep 2017 20:36:56 GMT - Although I am approving the title change, I have a philosophical problem with the catalog description. Specifically, I have a problem with not allowing a graduate student to take 5203 for credit if they took 4303. I assume this is because the department considers the courses to be the same or very similar. However, with one being a graduate course and one being an undergraduate course, they should be significantly different...at least in rigor if not also in content to a degree. Otherwise, we are having graduate students taking an undergraduate level or version of the course and undergraduates taking an graduate level course. Even when we had combined sections, the content and rigor for graduate students was supposed to be different than that for undergraduate students.
	allcodes		AGEC 5203
AGEC 2141L	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	AGME 2903 or WCOB 1120 and AGEC 1103 or ECON 2023 or ECON 2143.	AGME 2903 or ISYS 1120 or ISYS 1123 and AGEC 1103 or ECON 2023 or ECON 2143.
	Justification	This course change request reflects the department's intentions to offer the course every fall and spring semester.	Walton College Computer Competency (https://walton.uark.edu/advising/computer-competency.php) offers two paths to demonstrate computer competency. ISYS 1120 is an 8 week course for higher performing students who enter college with more computer skills and ISYS 1123 is a full semester length course where students gain computer skills and earn credit. Two different paths to demonstrate computer competency. We accept the first (ISYS 1120) and should also accept the second (ISYS 1123). We receive many Walton transfers each year and this change would help make placing our transfer students in AGEC 2142/2141L much more efficient. Currently, our advisors must request permission to administratively add students into AGEC 2142/2141L. This change would allow students who have completed ISYS 1123 to add the course without permission.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		AGEC 2141L
AGED 2143	Catalog Title	Introduction to Agricultural Communications	Introduction to Agricultural Communications and Leadership
	Catalog Description	A survey of agricultural communications for students in the ACOM concentration and minor and anyone seeking a basic understanding of the discipline. The course provides an overview of the history, philosophy, and theories of the discipline and introduces students to career options, skills and practical competencies required of agricultural communicators.	A survey of agricultural communications and leadership theories and practices for students in the ACOM and AGLE concentrations and minors and anyone seeking a basic understanding of these disciplines. The course provides an overview of the history, philosophy, and theories of the disciplines and introduces students to career options, skills and practical competencies required of agricultural communicators and leaders.
	Reviewer Comments	ljrobert - Wed, 02 Dec 2015 21:24:51 GMT - added to justification
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Fall 2018
	Justification	Enrollment in the ACOM concentration and minor has increased, so course is needed every year. Department has sufficient resources to cover this change.	As the new AGLE concentration has emerged, this course has evolved into an introduction to both the ACOM and AGLE This course is now currently team-taught by ACOM and AGLE faculty. A portion of the course involves dividing the AGLE and ACOM students into separate groups so they can study their disciplines in more detail. Still, the two disciplines are closely related, and some of the introductory material applies to students in both concentrations, so keeping the two groups together in the same introductory course is efficient and justifiable.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Syllabus		AGED_2143_schedule_FALL 2017.pdf AGED_2143_syllabus_FALL_2017.pdf
	allcodes		AGED 2143
AGED 3111	Added
AGED 3162	Catalog Description	An introductory course designed to guide students through the curriculum development and assessment processes. This course will enable students to understand the need for quality curriculum and assessment, design quality curricula and assessment, and evaluate the relationship between roles of curriculum documents and assessments in formal education.	To supply students with the necessary information and skills to select and apply appropriate teaching techniques, curricula, resources, and assessment strategies when designing a course in career and technical education.
	Syllabus	AGED 3163 - Curriculum Dev and Assessment.docx	AGED 3162 updates.docx AGED 3161L.docx
	Course Code	AGED 3163	AGED 3162
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Spring 2018
	Course Number	3163	3162
	Prerequisite(s)	AGED 1123.
	Credit Hours	3	2
	Justification	Through systematic analysis of the competencies needed by certified agriculture teachers and the skills they master through the current Agricultural Education program, we have identified a gap in curriculum development and assessment. This course is designed to fill that gap by giving students and understanding of and experience in the development of a full curriculum document for a course. The course will also enable students to design quality assessment pieces that align with learning objectives and then interpret assessment results and adjust teaching accordingly. This course is designed specifically for agricultural education students, as elective subjects have different core content inclusion requirements than other courses.	AGED 3163, Curriculum Development and Assessment Techniques, has been taught for the past three springs and has been highly impactful in preparing students to plan curriculum during their teaching internship. We have continued to observe students struggle with the responsibilities of the internship; the time required to simultaneously plan lessons and teach them has reduced students’ ability to carefully reflect on their teaching experiences before they plan the next day’s lessons. Class and programmatic changes, as well as a shift in our procedures in working with supervising teachers, has enabled students to work with their supervising teachers much earlier than in previous semesters and opened up the opportunity for students to take a one-hour lab class in the fall before their internship. During this lab, they can now work with their supervising teachers to apply the principles of AGED 3162 in constructing unit plans and assessments to use during their internship. This preparation will allow students more time to focus on creating quality unit and lesson plans, as well as enable them to focus more on the reflective learning process intended through the teaching internship.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Wed, 27 Sep 2017 21:54:51 GMT - Rollback: Please include Student Learning Outcomes in syllabus
	allcodes		AGED 3162
AGED 4113	Added
AGED 4211	Added
AGED 4231	Course Code	AGED 4233	AGED 4231
	Course Number	4233	4231
	Credit Hours	3	1
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		This course will change from a 3 credit hour course to a one credit course due to changes in the degree program that it is required and the content needed to be taught. The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with important concepts necessary to plan, supervise, evaluate and facilitate and effective agricultural program. Previously, this course covered a plethora of areas needed by being aligned through the previous degree program check sheet. Presently, the degree check sheet is being revised with new courses that will specifically canvas areas needed by today’s professionals. Some of the facets covered in this course will be moved into those new courses (Agricultural Teachers as Professionals) The changes that will occur in this course will focus on the important concepts professionals need to plan, supervise, facilitate, and evaluate effective agricultural science programs in today’s school systems instead of a broad scope of needs for programs in today’s school systems.
	Syllabus		AGED 4231 Program Development.docx AGED 4231 syllabus.pdf AGED 17-18 DRAFT kws.xlsx
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Wed, 12 Apr 2017 20:14:48 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per submitter's request. kjvestal - Thu, 30 Nov 2017 15:07:24 GMT - Changed effective date to fall 2018 per Vicky Watkins.
	allcodes		AGED 4231
AGED 5001	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Catalog Title	Seminar (Irregular)	Seminar
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	No	Yes
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Total credits allowed		3
	Total completions		3
	Topics		Proposal Development Grant Writing Technical Communication
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Prerequisite(s)		Graduate level.
	Justification		This minor change adds specificity to the topics that will be covered in the AGED 5001 seminar sections. The three seminar sections will now be required in the place of AGED 5483, Technical Communication (the course used to lead graduate students through the thesis/dissertation process).
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Wed, 27 Sep 2017 20:09:09 GMT - I have concerns in how this is being set up. It is going to be difficult to track that students have taken one from each of the three areas. It is also going to require manual reviewing on audits. A better way to have done this would have been to create 5001, 5011 and 5021 or something equivalent so that each topic had a different course number to denote that each topic had been taken by the student.
AGED 5113	Added
AGED 3161L	Added
AGST 4023	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus
	Justification	Added equivalency.	AGST 4023 was incorrectly listed in the catalog as Fall semester instead of Spring semester. It does show correct for Spring 2018 in class search on UA Connect.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		AGST 4023
AMPD 1013	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus	AMPD 1013 H Syllabus.docx
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:19:35 GMT - Per Nancy Simkins, the effective date is edited to be Spring 2016.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	HESC 1501 if HESC or AMPD major.
	Justification	Request to create Honors Section	HESC 1501 is not being taught on a regular basis and removing the re-req will allow students to matriculate through the program in a timely manner.
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2016	TO BE EFFECTIVE SPRING 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		AMPD 1013
AMPD 5053	Added
AMPD 1013H	Catalog Title	Honors Introduction to Clothing Concepts (Sp, Fa)	Honors Introduction to Clothing Concepts
	Prerequisite(s)	Honors standing and HESC 1501 if HESC or AMPD major.	Honors standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Removal of HESC 1501 as it is not being taught on a regular basis and removal of this pre-req will allow students to matriculate through the program in a timely manner.
	Additional Notes		TO BE EFFECTIVE SPRING 2018.
ANSC 3133	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 1203.	MATH 1203 or higher.
	Justification	The Animal Science course ANSC3133: Animal Breeding and Genetics is focused on understanding how genetics are used by animal scientists to select and improve animal populations. This involves the study of molecular, population, and quantitative genetics. The course involves working through problems using basic algebra to demonstrate what factors most greatly impact genetic improvement in animals. This kind of problem solving requires both a conceptual and mathematical understanding of the material and there is not sufficient time to teach both concepts in a lecture. Further, a lecture session makes it challenging to work individually with students on problems. I would request a 1-2 hour drill session be added to ANS3133 to allow for more hands on instruction with students to help guide them through more problem solving examples that are critical to understanding the topic of animal breeding. This time will also give me more opportunity to re-cover subjects that are not clear in lecture with the students.	Changing wording of prerequisite so that those who have taken a math higher than 1203 can also enroll without issues.
	Additional Notes	Request to add a drill has been approved by the Animal Science department faculty.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Corequisite(s)		Drill component.
	allcodes		ANSC 3133
ANSC 3753	Added
ANSC 4163	Added
ANSC 5163	Added
ANTH 1013	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Justification		Rebuilding online course, approved.
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Mon, 15 May 2017 18:51:02 GMT - Rollback: Returned to submitter for delivery method corrections. agriffin - Fri, 26 May 2017 16:52:49 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018. It is too late to complete the approval process for the fall catalog. tmartin - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:56:55 GMT - Rollback: Rolled back for Faculty Senate approval. kjvestal - Thu, 02 Nov 2017 16:30:22 GMT - Removed entry for ONLN to sync data.
	allcodes		ANTH 1013
ANTH 4583	Short Course Title	PEOPLE OF SUB-SAHARAN AFR	CULTURES OF AFRICA
	Catalog Title	Peoples and Cultures of Sub-Saharan Africa	Cultures of Africa
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	New course AAST 4583 is currently in the CIM queue as a proposed cross-listing to ANTH 4583, so AAST 4583 is being added as a cross-listing to this course. Editing the short title to be the same as AAST 4583.	The old title is a historical title that does not reflect contemporary understandings of the anthropological study of the continent.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		ANTH 4583
ARAB 1003	Added
ARAB 1013	Added
ARAB 2003	Added
ARCH 3026	Prerequisite(s)	ARCH 3016 and ARCH 3134.	ARCH 3016 and ARCH 3143.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Justification		Updated pre-req. to reflect that ARCH 3134 is inactive and ARCH 3143 is the new course in its place.
ARCH 3143	Reviewer Comments	agriffin - Thu, 01 Oct 2015 19:13:54 GMT - Minor edit to course description. Also minor edit to syllabus, approved by submitter.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Additional Notes		Now that we have made the course transition with the last cohort of students, we will make this offering in FA only.
	allcodes		ARCH 3143
ARCH 3253	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARCH 2113, ARCH 2123, ARCH 2132 and ARCH 3143.	ARCH 3016 and ARCH 3143.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Additional Notes		Now that we have made the new sequence transition with the last cohort of students, we will now only offer this course in the Spring (SP).
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 22:57:26 GMT - Admin update of requisites to remove inactive course.
	allcodes		ARCH 3253
ARCH 4933	Catalog Title	Introduction to Historic Preservation (Sp, Fa)	Introduction to Historic Preservation
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Need Off Campus Delivery Method for Study Abroad: Rome Center program for Spring 2018.
ARCH 5016	Catalog Title	Option Studio I (Sp)	Option Studio I
	Prerequisite(s)	ARCH 4016 or ARCH 4026 or ARCH 4116 or ARCH 4126.	ARCH 4016, or ARCH 4026, or ARCH 4116, or ARCH 4126.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Clean-up. I missed this one. We always offer this course in the FALL (FA).
ARCH 5026	Catalog Title	Option Studio II (Su)	Option Studio II
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Clean-up offerings. This course has always been offered in the SPRING (SP)
ARCH 3253H	Catalog Title	Honors Environmental Technology II (Sp)	Honors Environmental Technology II
	Prerequisite(s)	ARCH 2113, ARCH 2123, ARCH 2132 and ARCH 3143.	ARCH 2016 and ARCH 3143.
	Cross-listed with:	Environmental Technology II
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Update to pre-reqs in order to correct enrollment issues.
ARCH 4723H	Inactivated/Deleted
ARHS 4413	Added
ARHS 4423	Added
ARHS 4793	Added
ARHS 5793	Added
ARHS 6413	Added
ARHS 6423	Added
ARTS 3403	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Short Course Title	PRINTMAKING: ETCHING	PRINTMAKING INTRO
	Catalog Title	Printmaking: Etching	Printmaking: Introduction
	Catalog Description	Introduction to intaglio printmaking processes including etching, aquatint, drypoint, collagraph, photo processes, and various inking methods.	Introduction to the technical, formal, conceptual, and historical aspects of printmaking through methods of relief, intaglio (etching), monoprint, serigraphic (screenprinting), and lithographic printing techniques.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 1919C and ARTS 1929C.	ARTS 1919C and ARTS 1929C; or ARCH 1025.
	Justification	Printmaking curriculum above the introductory level is now structured around topical courses rather than sequential ones. Course title naming is changed to reflect this.	Minor changes to title and description.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		ARTS 3403
ARTS 3413	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Short Course Title	ETCHING II	PRINTMAKING: ETCHING
	Catalog Title	Etching II	Printmaking: Etching
	Catalog Description	Advanced study of intaglio printmaking processes with emphasis on individual technical research, development of personal imagery, and refinement of skills.	Exploration in the technical, formal, conceptual, and historical aspects of intaglio printmaking through traditional and current methods of metal plate etching, aquatint, color inking and printing, collagraph, photo processes, and other techniques.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		Stylistic changes to title and description for consistency with printmaking curriculum.
	allcodes		ARTS 3413
ARTS 3423	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 1919C and ARTS 1929C.	ARTS 3403 or ARTS 3443.
	Justification	Printmaking curriculum above the introductory level is now structured around topical courses rather than sequential ones. Course title naming is changed to reflect this.	Prerequisite change.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Fri, 03 Nov 2017 14:35:16 GMT - Added a period at the end of the prerequisite statement to sync data.
	allcodes		ARTS 3423
ARTS 3433	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2018	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 3403.	(ARTS 1919C and 1929C) or ARTS 3403.
	Justification	Stylistic changes to title and description for consistency with printmaking curriculum.	Update to prerequisites.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Tue, 24 Oct 2017 18:33:35 GMT - Rollback: Please provide clarification about the requisite. Should it be (ARTS 1919C and 1929C) or ARTS 3403. or should it be ARTS 1919C AND (ARTS 1929C OR ARTS 3403)
	allcodes		ARTS 3433
ARTS 3443	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Justification	Prerequisites simplified and course offering status changed.	Update to course offering times.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	allcodes		ARTS 3443
ARTS 3453	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Short Course Title	SCREENPRINTING II	PRINTMAKING: MONOPRINT
	Catalog Title	Screenprinting II	Printmaking: Monoprint & Monotype
	Catalog Description	Advanced study of serigraphic printmaking processes with emphasis on individual technical research, development of personal imagery, and refinement of skills.	Exploration in the technical, formal, conceptual, and historical aspects of monotype and monoprint printmaking through a variety of traditional and current methods to create singular works on paper.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 3443.	ARTS 1919C and ARTS 1929C; or ARCH 1025.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Justification		Stylistic changes to title and description for consistency with printmaking curriculum.
	allcodes		ARTS 3453
ARTS 3463	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Short Course Title	INTRO TO PRINTMAKING	PRINTMAKING DIGITAL
	Catalog Title	Introduction to Printmaking	Printmaking: Digital Inquiries
	Catalog Description	Introduction to the practice, theory, and history of printmaking and graphic work. Concentration on basic relief, intaglio, monoprinting methods, and other processes.	Exploration of the technical, formal, and conceptual aspects of both traditional printmaking techniques and contemporary digital media and their application to contemporary art and visual culture.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 1919C and 1929C; or ARCH 1025.	ARTS 3403 or ARTS 3443 or ARCH 1025.
	Justification	Prerequisites simplified and course offering status changed.	Minor changes to course name, description, and offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		ARTS 3463
ARTS 3473	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Thu, 21 Jul 2016 13:30:01 GMT - Rollback: Please edit the short title to reduce it at least 3 characters. Thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 3463 or ARTS 3443.	ARTS 1919C and ARTS 1929C; or ARTS 3403; or ARCH 1025.
	Justification	By focusing on specific elements in printmaking and print media, this course teaches students technical skills and conceptual development through the exploration of various book art forms and letterpress printing. An increase in student interest in the aforementioned techniques has lead to this course creation.	Prerequisite change.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		ARTS 3473
ARTS 4003	Added
ARTS 4213	Catalog Title	Intermediate Sculpture: Mixed Media & Spatial Context (Fa)	Intermediate Sculpture: Mixed Media & Spatial Context
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 3203 and ARTS 3213.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		ARTS 3213.
	Justification		Changed the pre-requisite to increase enrollment.
	Syllabus		ARTS_4213_Syllabus.docx
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Wed, 13 Sep 2017 19:07:31 GMT - Admin removal of offering frequency from title. agriffin - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 01:30:52 GMT - Rollback: Please work with faculty member to transition the course objectives into student learning outcomes as required by Faculty Senate. agriffin - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 00:05:44 GMT - Rollback: Please work with faculty to incorporate student learning outcomes into the syllabus.
ARTS 4413	Cross-listed with:	Honors Printmaking: Intermediate
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 18 Sep 2015 12:10:38 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back for requisite edit. Thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 3403 or ARTS 3423 or ARTS 3443 or ARTS 3463 and ARTS 3403 or ARTS 3423 or ARTS 3443 or ARTS 3463.	ARTS 3403 and ARTS 3443.
	Create Honors Course?	Yes	No
	Justification	Printmaking curriculum above the introductory level is now structured around topical courses rather than sequential ones. An intermediate course is necessary between beginning courses and Printmaking: Advanced. This course will introduce students to advanced study and studio practice.	Prerequisite updated.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		ARTS 4413
ARTS 4623	Inactivated/Deleted
ARTS 4963	Course Code	ARTS 4613	ARTS 4963
	Short Course Title	VISUAL DESIGN: WEB I	INTRODUCTION TO WEB DESIGN
	Catalog Title	Visual Design: Web I	Introduction to Web Design
	Catalog Description	This course introduces students to the World Wide Web and the technologies and practices involved in creating a successful Web presence. Discussions include interactivity, usability and accessibility with an emphasis on standards-based hand-coding with a special attention to graphic design standards.	This course introduces students to design and coding for responsive web sites. Lessons include internet and web history, interactivity, usability and accessibility with an emphasis on basic design and standards-based hand-coding.
	Course Number	4613	4963
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Justification		This course as presently constituted does not fall within the parameters of the new Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design degree that officially began Fall 2016. (That new degree does have three updated interactive courses specifically offered for graphic design students.) This course has been popular as an elective with students from all over campus and easily fills, to provide a good working knowledge of coding and understanding the web.
	Reviewer Comments		tmartin - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:57:25 GMT - Rollback: Rolled back for Faculty Senate approval. kjvestal - Fri, 03 Nov 2017 17:27:17 GMT - Updated entry for Off Campus > Online delivery to sync data.
	allcodes		ARTS 4963
ARTS 5913	Catalog Description	Examination and analysis of current issues and professional practices in contemporary visual art. The relationship of current theoretical literature to studio practice will be explored through writings, presentations and discussions of graduate student research.	Special seminars at the graduate level in Studio Art. Subject matter changes depending on student interest and faculty expertise.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Total completions	2	3
	Total credits allowed	6	9
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		This was formerly a required course. The MFA seminar requirement will now be met by two proposed courses specific to first and second year MFA's. (ARTS 5923 and ARTS 5933) This change will allow for elective seminars on a variety of topics.
	allcodes		ARTS 5913
ARTS 5923	Added
ARTS 5933	Added
ARTS 449V	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ARTS 4413.	ARTS 3403.
	Justification	The Printmaking curriculum above the introductory level is now structured around topical courses rather than sequential ones. For this reason, ARTS 4463 Etching III and ARTS 4473 Lithography III are being deleted. These two prerequisite courses are being replaced by a new course currently being proposed: ARTS 4413 Printmaking: Intermediate as the prerequisite.	Offering and prerequisite changed.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		ARTS 449V
ATTR 5313	Added
ATTR 5403	Added
ATTR 5413	Added
BENG 4963	Added
BENG 4973	Added
BENG 5963	Added
BENG 5973	Added
BIOL 2013	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 1543 and BIOL 1541L and (CHEM 1073 and CHEM 1071L or CHEM 1103 or CHEM 1123 and CHEM 1121L or CHEM 1213 and CHEM 1211L).	(BIOL 1543 and BIOL 1541L) or BIOL 1584)) and (CHEM 1073 and CHEM 1071L or CHEM 1103 or CHEM 1123 and CHEM 1121L or CHEM 1213 and CHEM 1211L).
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Justification		BIOL 1584 Biology for Majors was a new course created and was intended to satisfy the same prereq requirement as BIOL 1543/1541L.
	Additional Notes		Please make effective immediately to enable students to register for the spring 2018 term.
	Reviewer Comments		kbible - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 14:59:18 GMT - Rollback: The effective date needs to be updated, since this was first initiated in Nov of 2016.
	allcodes		BIOL 2013
BIOL 3273	Create Non Credit Lab?	Yes	No
	Create Non Credit Drill?	No	Yes
	Catalog Title	UAteach Research Methods (Sp)	UAteach Research Methods
	Component Type	Lecture/Laboratory	Lecture
	Prerequisite(s)	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221 and junior standing.	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221.
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Corequisite(s)		Drill component.
	Justification		Remove junior standing requirement.
	Reviewer Comments		svaughan - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 18:12:53 GMT - Please remove junior standing prerequisite. ac087 - Mon, 16 Oct 2017 16:55:15 GMT - Rollback: All proposals must include justifications. Proposals for cross-listed courses do not match. kjvestal - Tue, 28 Nov 2017 19:40:05 GMT - Changed effective date to summer 2018 per Ryan Cochran.
BIOL 5024	Added
BIOL 5053	Added
BIOL 5113	Added
BIOL 5303	Prerequisite(s)	Cell Biology or Biochemistry.	3 hours of cell biology or biochemistry.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Change to prerequisites that can be enforced as requested by Karen Turner.
	allcodes		BIOL 5303
BIOL 5914	Prerequisite(s)	Some previous course work in ecology is essential.	3 hours of ecology-related coursework.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall Even Years
	Justification		Change to prerequisites that can be enforced as requested by Karen Turner.
	allcodes		BIOL 5914
BIOL 5933	Prerequisite(s)	College level chemistry or biochemistry and ecology.	3 hours of chemistry or biochemistry and ecology.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years
	Justification		Change to prerequisites that can be enforced as requested by Karen Turner.
	allcodes		BIOL 5933
BMEG 2614	Create Non Credit Drill?	Yes	No
	Course Code	BMEG 2613	BMEG 2614
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	2613	2614
	Prerequisite(s)	GNEG 1322H or GNEG 1121 or GNEG 1103; CHEM 1113 or CHEM 1103, each with a grade of C or better, and MATH 2554 and PHYS 2054.	(GNEG 1322H, or GNEG 1121, or GNEG 1103), (CHEM 1113 or CHEM 1103, each with a grade of C or better), MATH 2554 and PHYS 2054.
	Credit Hours	3	4
	Justification	The course GNEG 1322H has been added as an equivalent to GNEG 1121 and GNEG 1103. CHEM 1101L is no longer required under the Biomedical Engineering degree plan, therefore it was removed.	The course has been modified earlier to teach MATLAB during the drill sections, due to the need for students to learn MATLAB early in their curriculum. Non-credit drills have been offered for two semesters now, with good feedback, and the course will be increased to 4 hours to offer the drill section as a 1 hour credit and to expand it as a significant portion of the course.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	Syllabus		BMEG 2614 Intro Syllabus.docx
	allcodes		BMEG 2614
BMEG 3801	Added
BMEG 4403	Syllabus	BMEG 5504 syllabus.docx	BMEG 5504 syllabus.docx BMEG 4403 Course Syllabus_Fall2017.docx
	Reviewer Comments	lkulcza - Wed, 29 Jan 2014 20:07:47 GMT - Academic level was not showing in course proposal, but verified with submitter that this course is intended for undergraduate credit only. rossetti - Sat, 08 Feb 2014 15:11:20 GMT - Rollback: The course number should be BMEG 4504 kjvestal - Fri, 21 Feb 2014 17:50:19 GMT - Rollback: This course must be rolled back and approved again in order to redirect to the AA Vice Chancellor. Thank you! kjvestal - Mon, 21 Apr 2014 13:27:53 GMT - Per Dr. Rossetti, the course number will remain 4404.	rossetti - Fri, 07 Apr 2017 17:51:46 GMT - Rollback: fix syllabus to make it clear what is different rossetti - Fri, 05 May 2017 18:03:56 GMT - Rollback: still needs updated syllabi agriffin - Wed, 08 Nov 2017 21:02:13 GMT - Changed effective date from fall 2017 to fall 2018.
	Course Code	BMEG 4404	BMEG 4403
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Course Number	4404	4403
	Credit Hours	4	3
	Justification	This course was taught as a 470v BMEG elective in Fall 2013. It should be added as a regularly taught elective effective Fall 2014. The addition of this course will enhance the elective options for biomedical engineering students. This is necessary to meet the needs of our department curriculum.	BMEG 4404, which used to be taught with BMEG 5504, will now be taught separately from the graduate microscopy course, and will reduce down to a 3 credit hour course. The undergraduate version of Biomedical Microscopy requires less intensive laboratory time for the students groups to complete their individual projects. In-class demonstrations are still performed, but there is no longer structured laboratory time outside of scheduled class hours.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		BMEG 4403
BMEG 5504	Inactivated/Deleted
CATE 5443	Added
CATE 5803	Added
CDIS 3223	Create Non Credit Lab?	Yes	No
	Course Code	CDIS 3224	CDIS 3223
	Catalog Description	Study of the nature of language behavior and of the typical development of speech and language functions for communicative purposes, with primary emphasis on the preschool and early school-age child. Corequisite: Lab component. Pre or	Study of typical development of speech and language functions for communicative purposes in children from infancy to early school-age years, including the major components of language as well as the social, cognitive, biological and cultural factors related to language acquisition.
	Course Number	3224	3223
	Corequisite(s)	PSYC 2003.
	Credit Hours	4	3
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		PSYC 2003
	Justification		It is proposed to change this course to a 3-hour lecture without the 1-hour lab component. The content from the lab will be included in a course offered later in the student's program of study. This will provide the students adequate time to learn the concepts key for language analysis (the lab application) without having to apply concepts before they are covered in class lectures and readings.
	Syllabus		LangDev_2018_syllabus_proposed.doc
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Mon, 10 Oct 2016 13:23:36 GMT - Rollback: Please edit the course number to be 3223. Thank you! jpenner - Thu, 20 Oct 2016 20:08:50 GMT - Rollback: This change needs to be accompanied by the additional 1 hour lab course you are proposing and a program plan change for fall 2018.
	allcodes		CDIS 3223
CDIS 3253	Added
CDIS 5103	allcodes	CDIS 5102	CDIS 5103
	Course Code	CDIS 5102	CDIS 5103
	Catalog Title	Research Methodology in Communication Disorders (Su)	Research Methodology in Communication Disorders
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Course Number	5102	5103
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		The proposed increase from 2 to 3 hours will allow for increased coverage of the principles of evidence-based practice (EBP) and concepts of levels of evidence in the research methods course
	Syllabus		Research_Methods_Fall2018.docx
CDIS 5113	Catalog Description	Study of a family-centered, transdisciplinary approach to early intervention with infants and toddlers at-risk for communication disorders. Topics include early communication development, service delivery in a family context, coordination with other disciplines, and legislation mandating services.	Study of a family-centered, transdisciplinary approach to early intervention with infants and toddlers at-risk for communication disorders. Topics include early communication development, service delivery in a family context, coordination with other disciplines, legislation mandating services, and providing services to children with multiple disabilities.
	Course Code	CDIS 5112	CDIS 5113
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5112	5113
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	The proposed increase from 2 to 3 hours will allow for discussion based exploration of evidence for treatment efficacy in early intervention in addition to increased coverage of children birth to three with multiple disabilities and transitioning from IDEA Part C services to IDEA Part B.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Syllabus		EarlyIntSyll 2019_proposed.doc
	allcodes		CDIS 5113
CDIS 5153	Course Code	CDIS 5152	CDIS 5153
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5152	5153
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	The requested increase from 2 to 3 hours is to allow for more extensive coverage of clinical decision-making and treatment in TBI via case studies that integrate previous discussions of the existing evidence.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Syllabus		TBI Spring 2019_proposed.doc
	allcodes		CDIS 5153
CDIS 5181	Added
CDIS 5213	allcodes	CDIS 5214	CDIS 5213
	Course Code	CDIS 5214	CDIS 5213
	Catalog Title	Voice and Resonance Disorders (Su)	Voice and Resonance Disorders
	Credit Hours	4	3
	Course Number	5214	5213
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		New required course (5233; Speech Sound Disorders) will cover resonance disorders in depth. The following information will now be covered in 5233: Describe appropriate medical, prosthetic, and speech intervention strategies for cleft palate and velopharyngeal insufficiency; create a remediation plan appropriate for a patient with a resonance disorder.
	Syllabus		Voice Disorders Syllabus Fall 2018.docx
CDIS 5223	allcodes	CDIS 5222	CDIS 5223
	Course Code	CDIS 5222	CDIS 5223
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Catalog Description	Speech disfluency, including theoretical etiological assumptions and management consideration.	An examination of fluency disorders including theory, etiological factors, and development. In addition, the course is designed to address assessment and management of fluency disorders consistent with evidence-based practice for prospective speech-language pathologists.
	Course Number	5222	5223
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		The proposed increase from 2 to 3 hours will allow for discussion based exploration of evidence for treatment efficacy in fluency disorders in addition to increased coverage of cluttering and its relationship to other disorders of fluency.
	Syllabus		Fluency_disorders_2018_Proposed_syllabus.docx
CDIS 5233	allcodes	CDIS 5232	CDIS 5233
	Course Code	CDIS 5232	CDIS 5233
	Catalog Title	Seminar in Misarticulation (Sp)	Speech Sound Disorders
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Component Type	Seminar	Lecture
	Catalog Description	Etiology, diagnosis and treatment of disorders of speech articulation.	Assessment and treatment of disorders in speech articulation.
	Short Course Title	SEMINAR IN MISARTICULATION	SPEECH SOUND DISORDERS
	Course Number	5232	5233
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		The name of this course should be changed to better reflect the content of the course. Additionally, it should be moved from 2 to 3 credits to allow students to learn about the topic more thoroughly.
	Syllabus		CDIS_5233_Speech Sound Disorders_Summer_2017.rtf
CDIS 5281	allcodes	CDIS 528V	CDIS 5281
	Course Code	CDIS 528V	CDIS 5281
	Catalog Title	ADV CP: Speech-Language (Sp, Su, Fa)	Advanced Clinical Practicum II
	Maximum Credit Hours	6
	Short Course Title	ADV CP: SPEECH-LANGUAGE	ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICUM II
	Course Number	528V	5281
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Catalog Description		Practicum activities in speech-language assessment and intervention.
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Prerequisite(s)		Graduate standing and successful completion of CDIS 5181.
	Justification		This course will serve as the second in a sequence of clinical practicum courses. Allowing students to enroll in distinct courses for each step in this sequence will make the enrollment process more sensible to students.
	Syllabus		Syllabus-CDIS-5281.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		kmamisei - Fri, 06 Oct 2017 19:42:52 GMT - Rollback: Roll back per request from CDIS faculty.
CDIS 5381	Catalog Title	Diagnostic Practicum (Sp, Su, Fa)	Advanced Clinical Practicum III
	Catalog Description	Practicum activities in speech-language assessment.	Practicum activities in speech-language assessment and intervention.
	Short Course Title	DIAGNOSTIC PRACTICUM	ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICUM
	Prerequisite(s)	Graduate standing.	Graduate standing and successful completion of CDIS 5281.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		This course will serve as the third in a sequence of clinical practicum courses. Allowing students to enroll in distinct courses for each step in this sequence will make the enrollment process more sensible to students.
	Syllabus		Syllabus-CDIS-5381.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Thu, 28 Sep 2017 23:24:41 GMT - APPROVED, BUT WILL NEED CLARIFICATION ON REQUISITES.
CDIS 5511	Added
CDIS 5521	Added
CDIS 5531	Added
CDIS 5813	Added
CDIS 5823	Added
CDIS 5843	Added
CDIS 5883	Added
CHEM 1103	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Catalog Description	Survey of basic chemical principles designed as an introductory course for science, engineering or agriculture majors.	An introductory course for science, engineering or agriculture majors. Atomic structure, electron configurations and periodic properties, nomenclature and bonding in compounds, Lewis structure and resonance forms, molecular geometries and polarity, stoichiometry, solution chemistry and aqueous reactions, thermochemistry, gas laws and kinetic molecular theory.
	Cross-listed with:	Course CHEM 1213 not Found
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	MATH 1203 or higher, ACT MATH 23 or higher, SAT MATH 540 or higher, UA MPT PALG 80% or higher, or AP Calculus AB 3C or higher, or AP Calculus BC 4C or higher, or MATH 1203 CLEP 54 or higher.
	Justification	Adding Lecture to the ACTS equivalency statement.	Updating course description. Changing math requirement to pre-requisite only because data indicates higher pass rate among students who come into the course with appropriate math skills. Adding spring term offering as it has now been offered in the spring regularly for a few years and this helps students keep on track for a 4-5 year graduation plan. Removed cross listing with CHEM 1213. It is not a combined course. The courses are similar in topics covered but not in how they are taught.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Prerequisite(s)		MATH 1203 or higher, or AP Calculus AB 3C or higher, or AP Calculus BC 4C or higher, or MATH 1203 CLEP 54 or higher.
	Reviewer Comments		rcc003 - Mon, 27 Feb 2017 21:38:24 GMT - shortened course description. agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:48:49 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation. tmartin - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:57:43 GMT - Rollback: Rolled back for Faculty Senate approval.
	allcodes		CHEM 1103
CHEM 1123	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Catalog Description	Presents the topics of periodicity, bonding, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium in detail. Lecture 3 hours per week. Students who pass the CHEM 1103 Freshman Chemistry Proficiency Exam and enroll in CHEM 1123 and CHEM 1121L and receive a grade of C or better in these courses will also receive credit for CHEM 1103 and CHEM 1101L.	Introductory course for science, engineering or agriculture majors. Liquids, solids, intermolecular forces, phase diagrams, solution chemistry, solubility, colligative properties, chemical kinetics, chemical equilibria, acid-base equilibria, aqueous ionic equilibria, titrations, buffers, solubility equilibria, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and nuclear chemistry. Lecture 3 hours per week.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 1103 (or CHEM 1213 or satisfactory performance on the chemistry proficiency examination) and MATH 1203 or higher or satisfactory performance on the mathematics proficiency examination.	CHEM 1103 (or CHEM 1203, or satisfactory performance on the chemistry proficiency exam) and MATH 1203 or higher, or AP Calculus AB 3C or higher, or AP Calculus BC 4C or higher, or MATH 1203 CLEP 54 or higher.
	Justification	Added ACTS equivalency statement to title per Gary Gunderman.	Updating catalog language. Correcting MATH prerequisite language.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 28 Apr 2017 21:23:31 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation. tmartin - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:57:55 GMT - Rollback: Rolled back for Faculty Senate approval.
	allcodes		CHEM 1123
CHEM 1223	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Catalog Description	The second half of a two-semester course designed specifically for students planning to major in chemistry or biochemistry. Students may not receive credit for both CHEM 1223 and CHEM 1123.	The second half of a two-semester course designed specifically for students planning to major in chemistry or biochemistry. Students may not receive credit for both CHEM 1223 and CHEM 1123.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 1213 and CHEM 1211L (or CHEM 1103 and CHEM 1101L).	CHEM 1203 and CHEM 1201L (or CHEM 1103 and CHEM 1101L).
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	MATH 2554.	MATH 1284C or higher.
	Justification	Removed the ACTS equivalency statement from title per Gary Gunderman.	Updating course description. Changed MATH prerequisite.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:52:09 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation. lkulcza - Fri, 04 Aug 2017 16:23:53 GMT - Corrected CHEM 1213/1211L to 1203/1201L in requisites: CHEM 1213 and 1211L were changed to these new course numbers, effective fall 2017
CHEM 3273	Create Non Credit Lab?	Yes	No
	Create Non Credit Drill?	No	Yes
	Catalog Title	UAteach Research Methods (Sp)	UAteach Research Methods
	Component Type	Lecture/Laboratory	Lecture
	Prerequisite(s)	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221 and junior standing.	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Remove junior standing requirement and add drill.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 16 Oct 2017 17:07:07 GMT - Rollback: All proposals must include justifications. Proposals for cross-listed courses do not match. ac087 - Tue, 17 Oct 2017 23:02:42 GMT - change component type to match cross-listed proposals
CHEM 4123	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3514.	CHEM 3453.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Removing dual status. Changing prerequisite to more appropriate course for preparation.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 21:51:51 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 4123
CHEM 4213	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 2263 and CHEM 2261L) and ((CHEM 3613 and CHEM 3611L) or (CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L)).	(CHEM 2263 and CHEM 2261L) and ((CHEM 3613 and CHEM 3611L) or (CHEM 3613H and CHEM 3612M) or (CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L)).
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Removing dual status. Correcting prerequisite to include all second semester organic chemistry courses.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Corequisite(s)		CHEM 4211L.
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Mon, 17 Apr 2017 16:08:22 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 4213
CHEM 4723	Catalog Description	Introduction to the application of synthetic and spectroscopic methods in organic chemistry, including mass spectrometry, infrared spectroscopy, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry. Other laboratory techniques applicable to chemical research will be included. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week, and 1 hour drill. Chemistry students may not receive graduate credit for this course and CHEM 5753.	Introduction to the application of synthetic and spectroscopic methods in organic chemistry, including mass spectrometry, infrared spectroscopy, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry. Other laboratory techniques applicable to chemical research will be included. Lecture 3 hours and laboratory 3 hours per week. Lecture only meets the first half of the term. Laboratory meets the entire term.
	Create Non Credit Drill?	Yes	No
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3613 and CHEM 3611L (or CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L).	CHEM 3613 and CHEM 3611L, (or CHEM 3613H or 3612M), (or CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L).
	Corequisite(s)	Drill and lab components.	Lab component.
	Component Type	Lecture	Lecture/Laboratory
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Updating in-class hours for lecture and lab. Correcting pre-requisite to include CHEM 3613H/3612M. Eliminating drill. No longer dual offered. Graduate section will be seperate course, CHEM 5723 with no lab component.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 21:52:38 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 4723
CHEM 4853	Create Non Credit Lab?	No	Yes
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	CHEM 5813 or CHEM 3813.	CHEM 3813 or CHEM 4843H.
	Component Type	Laboratory	Lecture/Laboratory
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Updating description. Correcting pre-/co-requisite.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Corequisite(s)		Lab component.
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 21:53:12 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 4853
CHEM 5101	Catalog Description	Introduces new graduate students to research opportunities and skills in chemistry and biochemistry. Meets 1 hour per week during which new students receive information from faculty regarding research programs in the department and training in the use of research support facilities available in the department.	This eight week course introduces new graduate students to research opportunities and skills in chemistry and biochemistry. Meets 2 hours per week in the first half of the semester. Safety and ethics in research and scholarship are discussed. Students learn about research programs in the department to aid in choosing an advisor.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Changing from spring and fall offering to only fall offering. Updating description to reflect change in course delivery.
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 21:20:37 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5101
CHEM 5123	Added
CHEM 5153	Catalog Description	Determination of molecular structure by spectroscopic, diffraction, and other techniques. Illustrative examples will be chosen mainly from inorganic chemistry.	Determination of molecular structure by diffraction, spectroscopic, and other techniques. Illustrative examples will be chosen from inorganic chemistry and biochemistry.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	CHEM 3504 and CHEM 4123.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating course description. Removing pre-/co-requisites
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 28 Apr 2017 21:29:43 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5153
CHEM 5213	Added
CHEM 5223	Catalog Description	Use and application of operational amplifiers to chemical instrumentation; digital electronic microprocessor interfacing; software development and real-time data acquisition.	Use and application of operational amplifiers to chemical instrumentation; digital electronic microprocessor interfacing; software development and real-time data acquisition. Knowledge of analytical chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 4213 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 4213 and PHYS 2074.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 18:36:27 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5223
CHEM 5243	Catalog Description	Topics will include: diffusion, electron transfer kinetics, and reversible and irreversible electrode processes; followed by a discussion of chronoamperometry, chronocoulometry, polarography, voltammetry and chronopotentiometry.	Topics will include diffusion, electron transfer kinetics, and reversible and irreversible electrode processes followed by a discussion of chronoamperometry, chronocoulometry, polarography, voltammetry, and chronopotentiometry. Knowledge of analytical chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 4213 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 4213 and MATH 2574.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Spring Even Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 18:38:14 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5243
CHEM 5253	Catalog Description	Principles and methods of modern spectroscopic analysis. Optics and instrumentation necessary for spectroscopy is also discussed. Topics include atomic and molecular absorption and emission techniques in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spectral regions.	Principles and methods of modern spectroscopic analysis. Optics and instrumentation necessary for spectroscopy is also discussed. Topics include atomic and molecular absorption and emission techniques in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spectral regions. Knowledge of analytical chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 4213 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 4213.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall Odd Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 18:39:09 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5253
CHEM 5283	Catalog Description	Fundamental and applied concepts of energy storage and conversion, with sustainability implications. Chemical reactions (kinetics, thermodynamics, mass transfer), emphasizing oxidation-reduction, electrochemical, and interfacial processes, and impact on performance of fuel and biofuel cells, batteries, supercapacitors, and photochemical conversion. Prerequisite or	Fundamental and applied concepts of energy storage and conversion with sustainability implications. Chemical reactions (kinetics, thermodynamics, mass transfer), emphasizing oxidation-reduction, electrochemical, and interfacial processes, and impact on performance of fuel and biofuel cells, batteries, supercapacitors, and photochemical conversion.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 1103, CHEM 1123, PHYS 2054, PHYS 2074, and MATH 2554.
	Corequisite(s)	MATH 2564.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall Even Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 19:35:23 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5283
CHEM 5443	Added
CHEM 5453	Catalog Description	Fundamental quantum theory: Hamiltonian formalism in classical mechanics, Schrodinger equation, operators, angular momentum, harmonic oscillator, barrier problems, rigid rotator, hydrogen atom and interaction of matter with radiation.	Fundamental quantum theory: Hamiltonian formalism in classical mechanics, Schrodinger equation, operators, angular momentum, harmonic oscillator, barrier problems, rigid rotator, hydrogen atom, and interaction of matter with radiation. Knowledge of physical chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 3504 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3504. (Recommended: MATH 3404).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 19:58:06 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5453
CHEM 5473	Catalog Description	Theory and applications of the principles of kinetics to reactions between substances, both in the gaseous state and in solution.	Theory and applications of the principles of kinetics to reactions between substances, both in the gaseous state and in solution. Knowledge of physical chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 3514 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3514.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:00:38 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5473
CHEM 5573	Added
CHEM 5603	Catalog Description	Introduction to the theoretical interpretation of reactivity, reaction mechanisms, and molecular structure of organic compounds. Application of theories of electronic structure; emphasis on recent developments.	Introduction to the theoretical interpretation of reactivity, reaction mechanisms, and molecular structure of organic compounds. Application of theories of electronic structure; emphasis on recent developments. Knowledge of material comparable to CHEM 3613, CHEM 3613H, CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3514 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 3514 and CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating descriptions. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:28:37 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5603
CHEM 5633	Catalog Description	The more important types of organic reactions and their applications to various classes of compounds.	The more important types of organic reactions and their applications to various classes of compounds. Knowledge of organic chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 3603 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 3514 and CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:36:03 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5633
CHEM 5723	Added
CHEM 5753	Catalog Description	Interpretation of physical measurements of organic compounds in terms of molecular structure. Emphasis on spectroscopic methods (infrared, ultraviolet, magnet resonance, and mass spectra).	Interpretation of physical measurements of organic compounds in terms of molecular structure. Emphasis on spectroscopic methods (infrared, ultraviolet, magnet resonance, and mass spectra). Knowledge of organic chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 3603 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 3712L and CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3514).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:38:00 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5753
CHEM 5813	Catalog Description	The first of a two-course series covering biochemistry for graduate students in biology, agriculture, and chemistry. Topics covered include protein structure and function, enzyme kinetics, enzyme mechanisms, and carbohydrate metabolism.	The first of a two-course series covering biochemistry for graduate students in biology, agriculture, and chemistry. Topics covered include protein structure and function, enzyme kinetics, enzyme mechanisms, and nucleic acid and carbohydrate structures. Knowledge of organic chemistry comparable to material in CHEM 3613 is recommended.
	Cross-listed with:	Honors Biochemistry I
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3712L and CHEM 3713 (or CHEM 3613 and CHEM 3611L).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Updating course descripton. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Tue, 14 Feb 2017 21:27:23 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per Heather Jorgensen for additional edits. kjvestal - Tue, 14 Feb 2017 21:37:06 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back for description edit. kjvestal - Tue, 14 Feb 2017 21:44:24 GMT - Removed undergraduate honors crosslisted course. Undergraduate and graduate courses cannot be crosslisted, but can be combined classes. agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:39:02 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 5813
CHEM 6011	Catalog Description	Members of the faculty, graduate and advanced students meet weekly for discussion of current chemical research. Weekly seminar sections are offered for the Departmental seminar and for divisional seminars in biochemistry and in analytical, inorganic, nuclear, organic, and physical chemistry. Chemistry graduate students register for the Departmental seminar section and one of the divisional seminar sections each semester they are in residence. Seminar credit does not count toward the minimum hourly requirements for any chemistry graduate degree.	Weekly discussion of current chemical research. Departmental and divisional seminars in analytical chemistry, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry are held weekly. Seminar credit does not count toward the minimum hourly requirements for any chemistry graduate degree.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 3514 and CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3712L) and senior or graduate standing.
	Total completions	1	99
	Total credits allowed	1	99
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Cleaning up course description. Removing undergraduate pre-requisites that are likely to hamper graduate students from enrolling.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Topics		topics exist
	Reviewer Comments		rcc003 - Fri, 03 Mar 2017 14:43:25 GMT - pasted updated description from submitter. agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:40:21 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 6011
CHEM 6643	Catalog Description	Theories and principles of organometallic chemistry. Concepts include bonding, stereochemistry, structure and reactivity, stereochemical principles, conformational, steric and stereoelectronic effects. Transition metal catalysis of organic reactions will also be described.	Theories and principles of organometallic chemistry. Concepts include bonding, stereochemistry, structure and reactivity, stereochemical principles, conformational, steric and stereoelectronic effects. Transition metal catalysis of organic reactions will also be described. Knowledge of material comparable to CHEM 3713 and CHEM 3514 is recommended.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 3504, and CHEM 3514, and CHEM 3703, and CHEM 3713 or permission of instructor.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Updating description. Removing pre-/co-requisites.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:41:21 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 6643
CHEM 6823	Catalog Description	Physical chemistry of proteins, nucleic acids, and biological membranes. Ultracentrifugation, absorption and fluorescent spectrophotometry, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, x-ray diffraction, and other techniques.	Physical chemistry of proteins, nucleic acids, and biological membranes. Ultracentrifugation, absorption and fluorescent spectrophotometry, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, x-ray diffraction, and other techniques.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	(CHEM 3514 and CHEM 5813) or graduate standing.	CHEM 5813.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Updating description. Updating prerequisite to graduate chemistry course.
	Typically Offered		Fall Even Years
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:42:07 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 6823
CHEM 1123H	Catalog Description	Presents the topics of periodicity, bonding, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium in detail. Lecture 3 hours per week. Upon successful completion of CHEM 1123 with a grade of "C" of better, credit for CHEM 1103 can be requested by students who passed the CHEM 1103 proficiency exam.	Presents the topics of periodicity, bonding, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium in detail. Lecture 3 hours per week. Students with satisfactory performance on the proficiency exam and who complete CHEM 1123H on the UAF campus with a grade of "C" or better can request credit for CHEM 1103.
	Prerequisite(s)	CHEM 1103 (or CHEM 1213 or satisfactory performance on the chemistry proficiency examination) and MATH 1203 or higher or satisfactory performance on the mathematics proficiency examination.	Honors candidacy and CHEM 1103 (or CHEM 1203, or satisfactory performance on the chemistry proficiency exam).
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		MATH 1284C or higher.
	Justification		Updating catalog description. Refining pre and co-requisites.
	Reviewer Comments		wstites - Mon, 13 Feb 2017 21:51:28 GMT - Fixed typo agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:51:18 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 1123H
CHEM 4211L	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	CHEM 4213.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Removing dual status.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Corequisite(s)		CHEM 4213.
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Mon, 17 Apr 2017 16:07:12 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 4211L
CHEM 700V	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Catalog Description	Doctoral Dissertation.	Doctoral Dissertation. For chemistry graduate students who have passed all CUMES and have officially been admitted to doctoral candidacy.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Graduate standing.	Chemistry graduate student.
	Maximum Credit Hours	18	12
	Justification	Repeatable for credit.	Clarifying that this is for doctoral candidates. And, also, for chemistry graduate students only. Clearer language to avoid confusion.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Reviewer Comments		rcc003 - Wed, 01 Mar 2017 21:48:22 GMT - changed to 12 hours max credit per semester per submitter's approval. agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:44:30 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from fall 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		CHEM 700V
CIED 2173	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 07 May 2014 12:45:51 GMT - Rollback: Because we already have a course numbered CIED 3901, a different number will need to be selected so that the first three digits are not duplicated. Thanks!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Justification	Per the request of Dr. David Jolliffe, we'd like to cross list this coursei in education since it is required for all future English teachers.	This is a required course for the BAT: Teacher Education degree, a new undergraduate degree, and a course required for future English teachers.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Syllabus		ENGL 2173 Syllabus II.docx
	allcodes		CIED 2173
CIED 5213	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus	CIED 5213 Issues & Trends in Literacy Instruction.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Justification	Changes at ADE for licensure require that the course prefix be changed from SEED to CIED so that students in Speech/Drama can enroll in this class.	This course was listed as a fall course, but it's typically offered in the spring. It also requires admission to the MAT SEED program or consent of the instructor.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Prerequisite(s)		Admission to M.A.T. (EDUCMA) Secondary program or instructor consent.
	allcodes		CIED 5213
CIED 5923	Catalog Title	Second Language Acquisition (Sp)	Second Language Acquisition
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		This course is being developed with Global Campus for online delivery to meet the needs of a grant serving teachers across the state of Arkansas. The face to face course is necessary for pre-service teachers and international students.
	Syllabus		CIED 5923 Second Language Aquisition Syllabus.doc
CIED 5933	Catalog Title	Second Language Methodologies (Fa)	Second Language Methodologies
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		An online version of the course is being developed in conjunction with Global Campus to meet grant requirements and meet in-service teacher needs across the state. The face to face course is still necessary for pre-service teachers and international students
	Syllabus		UA Syllabus Methods.docx
CIED 5943	Catalog Title	Teaching People of Other Cultures (Sp)	Teaching People of Other Cultures
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		An online version of this course is being developed to meet the requirements of a grant and to serve teachers throughout the state of Arkansas. A face to face version is still necessary to meet the needs of pre-service teachers and international students.
	Syllabus		Syllabus CIED 5943 Teaching People of Other Cultures.doc
CIED 5953	Catalog Title	Second Language Assessment (Sp)	Second Language Assessment
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		This course is being developed with Global to deliver online to meet the requirements of a grant. The on campus version is also necessary to meet preserivice teachers and international students' needs.
	Syllabus		CIED 5953 Assessment Syllabus.doc
CIED 6023	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	EDFD 5373.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Removing unnecessary prerequisite course.
	Typically Offered		Spring Even Years
	allcodes		CIED 6023
CIED 6193	Added
CIED 428V	Added
CLST 4413	Added
CLST 4423	Added
CNED 5403	Short Course Title	CASE MANAGEMENT & COUNSEL	DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
	Catalog Title	Case Management and Counseling	Diagnosis and Treatment in Counseling
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CNED 5303 and CNED 5323 and CNED 5333.	CNED 5303, CNED 5323 and CNED 5333.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Name change to fit with CACREP accreditation standards
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		CNED 5403
CNED 5443	allcodes	RHAB 5423	CNED 5443
	Course Code	RHAB 5423	CNED 5443
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Vocational Rehabilitation Foundations (Fa)	Vocational Rehabilitation Foundations
	Course Number	5423	5443
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 5453	allcodes	RHAB 5433	CNED 5453
	Course Code	RHAB 5433	CNED 5453
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Medical Aspects of Disability (Sp)	Medical Aspects of Disability
	Course Number	5433	5453
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 5463	allcodes	RHAB 5443	CNED 5463
	Course Code	RHAB 5443	CNED 5463
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Rehabilitation Case Management (Sp)	Rehabilitation Case Management
	Course Number	5443	5463
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 5473	allcodes	RHAB 5453	CNED 5473
	Course Code	RHAB 5453	CNED 5473
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Psychological Aspects of Disability (Sp)	Psychological Aspects of Disability
	Course Number	5453	5473
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 5483	allcodes	RHAB 5483	CNED 5483
	Course Code	RHAB 5483	CNED 5483
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Rehabilitation Counseling Research (Fa)	Counseling Research
	Catalog Description	An in-depth examination of rehabilitation research methodology and issues to prepare students to critically evaluate and use rehabilitation counseling research in their professional practice.	An in-depth examination of counseling research methodology and issues to prepare students to critically evaluate and use counseling research in their professional practice.
	Short Course Title	REHAB COUNSELING RESEARCH	COUNSELING RESEARCH
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 5493	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Syllabus	pscyrehabgrant14syllabus.doc
	Course Code	RHAB 5393	CNED 5493
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5393	5493
	Justification	Numerous Americans have psychiatric disabilities, and the numbers continue to increase. People with psychiatric disabilities represent the largest disability population served in many rehabilitation counseling settings. Unfortunately, many individuals with psychiatric disabilities do not receive the treatment and rehabilitation they need to lead satisfying, productive lives. Some researchers cite the lack of adequate educational preparation of rehabilitation counselors to effectively work with this population as a part of the problem. Therefore, it is imperative that we prepare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to provide recovery-oriented, evidence-based psychiatric rehabilitation services to people with psychiatric disabilities. This course is based on the principle that people with psychiatric disabilities should have broad-based life options available to them with opportunities for education, employment, community integration, and independent living in keeping with their needs, preferences, and rights.	Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Wed, 13 Sep 2017 19:52:32 GMT - Deleted justification and syllabus that were associated with the previous proposal.
	allcodes		CNED 5493
CNED 5523	allcodes	RHAB 4423	CNED 5523
	Course Code	RHAB 4423	CNED 5523
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Course Number	4423	5523
	Prerequisite(s)	RHAB 3423.
	Academic Level	Undergraduate	Graduate
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Justification		We are changing this course from an undergraduate requirement to a Masters level course and also changing the prefix from RHAB to CNED since the two programs will now be merged and this will follow the accreditation requirements.
	Syllabus		CNED 5523 syllabus.docx
	Reviewer Comments		kmamisei - Tue, 28 Nov 2017 13:48:26 GMT - Attached the copy of the syllabus.
CNED 5583	allcodes	RHAB 5473	CNED 5583
	Course Code	RHAB 5473	CNED 5583
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Placement of Persons with Disabilities (Su)	Placement of Persons with Disabilities
	Course Number	5473	5583
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
CNED 6003	Short Course Title	COUNSELING AND ADDICTIONS	ADDICTIONS THEORIES/FOUNDATION
	Catalog Title	Counseling and Addictions	Theories and Foundations of Addictions
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CNED 5323 and CNED 5333 and CNED doctoral or masters standing or permission.	CNED 5323 and CNED 5333, and admission to the CNED masters or doctoral program or departmental consent.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Name change to fit accreditation and new concentration in addictions.
	Typically Offered		Spring and Summer
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 16:17:01 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to spring term. reword preqrequisite per uaconnect conventions.
	allcodes		CNED 6003
CNED 6073	Catalog Title	Research in Counseling (Fa)	Advanced Research in Counseling
	Short Course Title	RESEARCH IN COUNSELING	ADV RESEARCH IN COUNSELING
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing name of research course for MS to research in counseling so will be making PhD level one Advanced Research in counseling.
CNED 6233	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Course Code	RHAB 6233	CNED 6233
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	RHAB 5493 or equivalent.	CNED 5493 or equivalent.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		CNED 6233
CNED 6243	allcodes	RHAB 6203	CNED 6243
	Course Code	RHAB 6203	CNED 6243
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Disability Policy in the U.S. (Fa)	Disability Policy in the U.S.
	Course Number	6203	6243
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 11 Sep 2017 19:38:37 GMT - Rollback: catalog number is already in system, changing catalog number. This and the course that follows it sequentially.
CNED 6253	allcodes	RHAB 6213	CNED 6253
	Course Code	RHAB 6213	CNED 6253
	Subject Code	Rehabilitation Education(RHAB)	Counselor Education(CNED)
	Catalog Title	Advanced Psychosocial Aspects of Disability (Odd years, Fa)	Advanced Psychosocial Aspects of Disability
	Course Number	6213	6253
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall Odd Years
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject form RHAB to CNED to address upcoming merger of two programs.
	Reviewer Comments		kkhiggi - Tue, 29 Aug 2017 18:53:13 GMT - Did not change subject code when entered modification. Should be changed from RHAB as subject to CNED. ac087 - Mon, 11 Sep 2017 19:40:21 GMT - Rollback: first course in series preceding this is already in CIM. changed that number so this one is also changing.
CNED 6713	Course Code	CNED 6711	CNED 6713
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	6711	6713
	Credit Hours	1	3
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	This course is a three hour course that meets three hours weekly. One hour of practicum is not sufficient and three hours better reflects the requirements of this course.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		CNED 6713
COMM 2813	Catalog Title	Introduction to Electronic Media (Fa)	Introduction to Electronic Media
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Additional Notes		We are adding the off campus/online option
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Thu, 26 Oct 2017 21:59:29 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back so that email will be generated to ARSC Dean after admin update of workflow; should not have been a major approval process.
COMM 3983	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2018	Summer 2018
	Total credits allowed	999	297
	Create Honors Course?	No	Yes
	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification	Admin update to correct data out of sync and to set typically offered/delivery method.	Creating an honors designation so honors students can earn honors credit for a new service-learning based course from the honors college.
COMM 4113	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	The faculty member that previously taught this class has left the university. The course's schedule will be reconsidered when the department is able to hire a qualified instructor.	We are splitting this course and creating a graduate level version.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 20:18:09 GMT - change effective date to fall 2018. Change in level must coincide with the new catalog cycle
	allcodes		COMM 4113
COMM 4133	Reviewer Comments	ddraper - Wed, 23 Sep 2015 14:06:22 GMT - Attempting to attach grad-level syllabus addendum. lkulcza - Wed, 23 Sep 2015 15:05:56 GMT - Attaching additional documentation per request from Donna.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	A growing number of researchers and policymakers have turned their attention to the impact of media and communication technologies on families. The study of this topic has important implications for both family studies and child development. This course complements existing catalog courses in COMM in both those areas.	Department staffing availability has changed.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		COMM 4133
COMM 4143	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Summer 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	We are splitting this course and creating a graduate level version.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		COMM 4143
COMM 4373	Catalog Title	Political Communication (Even years, Sp)	Political Communication
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring Even Years
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		We are changing this course from dual enrollment to undergraduate only. We are creating a graduate level Political Communication class.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 18 Sep 2017 20:13:52 GMT - Change effective date to Fall 2018. Change in level must be effective with new catalog cycle.
COMM 4383	Catalog Title	Rhetoric of the Modern American Presidency (Irregular)	Rhetoric of the Modern American Presidency
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		We are splitting this course and creating a graduate level version.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Thu, 21 Sep 2017 21:55:29 GMT - CHANGE EFFECTIVE DATE TO FALL 2018. CHANGE IN LEVEL MUST BE EFFECTIVE WITH NEW CATALOG CYCLE.
COMM 4393	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Department staffing availability has changed.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		rbrady - Tue, 19 Sep 2017 05:19:45 GMT - Rollback: Changed effective date to fall 2018
	allcodes		COMM 4393
COMM 4633	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	We are splitting this course and creating a graduate level version.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 25 Sep 2017 22:18:05 GMT - CHANGE DATE TO BE EFFECTIVE WITH PUBLICATION OF NEW CATALOG
	allcodes		COMM 4633
COMM 4653	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	We are splitting this course and creating a graduate level version.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 25 Sep 2017 22:19:39 GMT - CHANGE EFFECTIVE DATE TO COINCIDE WITH PUBLISHING OF CATALOG.
	allcodes		COMM 4653
COMM 4773	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	COMM 1003.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	This course no longer requires the material covered in COMM 1003.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Reviewer Comments		myria - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 15:41:21 GMT - We want to remove the dual credit academic level designation and make this undergraduate only. We are uploading a graduate version of the class into the system. ac087 - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 20:06:45 GMT - Rollback: roll back for correction to level per department. ac087 - Mon, 25 Sep 2017 22:22:06 GMT - CHANGED EFFECTIVE DATE TO FALL 2018. CHANGE IN LEVEL MUST BE EFFECTIVE WITH NEW CATALOG CYCLE. agriffin - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 01:39:41 GMT - Rollback: Please work with faculty member to insert student learning outcomes into course syllabus as required by Faculty Senate. agriffin - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 00:06:41 GMT - Rollback: Please work with faculty to incorporate student learning outcomes into syllabus. jdurdik - Wed, 01 Nov 2017 14:57:35 GMT - Rollback: update syllabus
	allcodes		COMM 4773
COMM 4823	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years
	Prerequisite(s)		COMM 3673.
	Justification		Department staffing availability has changed.
	Reviewer Comments		rbrady - Tue, 19 Sep 2017 05:20:06 GMT - Rollback: Changed effective date to fall 2018
	allcodes		COMM 4823
COMM 4843	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	syncing data	The COMM Department would like to move this course to spring semesters to increase student enrollment and to help majors complete the Fulbright College senior writing requirement.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		rbrady - Tue, 19 Sep 2017 05:20:49 GMT - Rollback: Changed effective date to 2017 ac087 - Mon, 25 Sep 2017 22:27:34 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to the start of spring term.
	allcodes		COMM 4843
COMM 4873	Added
COMM 5473	Added
COMM 5823	Added
COMM 5833	Added
COMM 5843	Added
COMM 5853	Added
COMM 5863	Added
COMM 5873	Added
COMM 1003H	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Catalog title cleanup project.	The department determined we can regularly offer this course in fall semesters.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 15:30:16 GMT - Rollback: Please provide justification for what you did and why.
	allcodes		COMM 1003H
COMM 1023H	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Honors standing.
	Justification		This course is designed for honors students.
	allcodes		COMM 1023H
COMM 1233H	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2019
	Justification	Added honors prerequisite.	The department determined it can regularly offer this course in spring semesters.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 15:31:13 GMT - Rollback: Please provide justification for changes made and specify the changes made.
	allcodes		COMM 1233H
CRIM 2003	allcodes	CMJS 2003	CRIM 2003
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 2003	CRIM 2003
CRIM 2023	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Course Code	CMJS 2023	CRIM 2023
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	to update and clarify course content	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		CRIM 2023
CRIM 2043	allcodes	CMJS 2043	CRIM 2043
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 2043	CRIM 2043
CRIM 2513	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Course Code	CMJS 2513	CRIM 2513
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Justification	This modification adds Fall to the regular course offering schedule.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		CRIM 2513
CRIM 3023	allcodes	CMJS 3023	CRIM 3023
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 3023	CRIM 3023
CRIM 3053	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Syllabus	CMJS-m 4013 Serial Crime Syllabus.pdf
	Course Code	CMJS 3053	CRIM 3053
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	to update and clarify course content	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		CRIM 3053
CRIM 3063	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Syllabus	Syllabus Victimology--course submission CMJS-SOCI 3063.docx
	Course Code	CMJS 3063	CRIM 3063
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Updating and clarifying course offering	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		CRIM 3063
CRIM 3413	allcodes	CMJS 3413	CRIM 3413
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2018	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 3413	CRIM 3413
CRIM 3503	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Course Code	CMJS 3503	CRIM 3503
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	To update and clarify course content	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		CRIM 3503
CRIM 3723	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Syllabus	Syllabus Deviance_Spring 2013_sample syllabus.pdf
	Course Code	CMJS 3723	CRIM 3723
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	To update and clarify course content	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		CRIM 3723
CRIM 4013	allcodes	CMJS 4013	CRIM 4013
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2018	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field, off campus > distance education.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 4013	CRIM 4013
CRIM 4113	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Course Code	CMJS 4113	CRIM 4113
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	To update and clarify course content	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		CRIM 4113
CRIM 3023H	allcodes	CMJS 3023H	CRIM 3023H
	Course Code	CMJS 3023H	CRIM 3023H
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Catalog Title	Honors Criminology (Sp, Fa)-	Honors Criminology
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
CRIM 4013H	allcodes	CMJS 4013H	CRIM 4013H
	Course Code	CMJS 4013H	CRIM 4013H
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Catalog Title	Honors Special Topics in Criminal Justice (Irregular)	Honors Special Topics in Criminal Justice
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Topics		N/A
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
CRIM 403V	allcodes	CMJS 403V	CRIM 403V
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Subject Code	Criminal Justice(CMJS)	Criminology(CRIM)
	Justification	Updated typically offered field.	Changing subject code from CMJS to CRIM to reflect the department name and major name proposals currently in the approval process.
	Course Code	CMJS 403V	CRIM 403V
CSCE 4143	Added
CSCE 4523	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	CSCE 3193 or CSCE 3193H.	CSCE 3193 or CSCE 3193H with a C or better.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing the prerequisite to match other core course requirements in the department. Improve students chance of success in the class.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		CSCE 4523
CSCE 5623	Added
CSCE 5753	Added
CSCE 5763	Added
CSCE 5833	Added
CSES 5653	Added
CVEG 5253	Added
CVEG 5293	Short Course Title	HAZARDOUS WASTE MGMT	WATER REUSE
	Catalog Title	Hazardous Waste Managment	Water Reuse
	Catalog Description	This graduate level course is formulated to provide students with theoretical and practical information on hazardous waste management from "cradle to grave". This includes hazardous waste generation, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal, and minimization strategies. This course emphasizes hazardous waste regulations and the physical, chemical, and biological technologies that can be used to manage these wastes and protect human health and the environment.	CVEG 5293 is a graduate-level course that discusses topics related to water reclamation and reuse. Topics include past and current practices of water reuse, health and environmental issues related to water reuse, water technologies and systems for water reuse, and water reuse applications.
	Syllabus	Syllabus-Haz Waste.doc	CVEG 5293 Water Reuse.docx
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Thu, 13 Mar 2014 16:11:58 GMT - In the event this request does not complete the approval process in time to be included in the Fall 2014 catalog, the effective date will become Fall 2015 unless early implementation is requested and approved.	ac087 - Fri, 25 Aug 2017 22:51:30 GMT - Spring 2018 effective date pending approval completion before the start of Spring 2018.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Graduate standing or instructor consent.	Prerequisites: CVEG 3243 Environmental Engineering or equivalent course.
	Justification	This course is designed to be a first course in hazardous waste management and will ultimately partially fulfill breadth requirements necessary for accreditation of an environmental engineering program. There are no other similar courses currently offered in the college	This course replaces a Hazardous Waste course that has not been offered in some time and there are no plans to offer in this department in the future. This class was a new development offered as a special problem previously and will be applicable to the M.S.C.E. and M.S.En.E. programs
	Typically Offered		Spring Even Years
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Corequisite(s)		n/a
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		n/a
	allcodes		CVEG 5293
ECON 2023	Proposed Effective Date	08/15/2013	Spring 2017
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 1203 or higher, or a score of at least 26 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 600 on the math component of the SAT.	MATH 1203 or higher, or a score of at least 26 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 600 on the math component of the old SAT or 620 on the math component of the new SAT.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Justification		Incorporate the new SAT scores.
	Additional Notes		Attempted to remove off campus and add online delivery, but off campus must be checked to select online delivery.
	Reviewer Comments		selsken - Tue, 08 Nov 2016 21:19:24 GMT - Rollback: Please change delivery method from off-campus to online.
	allcodes		ECON 2023
EDLE 600V	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2017
	Justification	Repeatable for credit.	Repeatable for credit. This was originally an on-campus course; however, all of the EDLE programs are now online programs.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Additional Notes		Admin correction of delivery method.
	allcodes		EDLE 600V
EDST 3203	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	EDST 3113 or instructor consent for non-EDSTBS student.
	Justification	Note added to the course description to notify students that they should not be concurrently enrolled in EDST 3203 and CIED 4403. Current instructors note curriculum similarity between the two courses. Work between the instructors is ongoing to differential curriculum or consolidate the courses and remove one from the EDSTBS program of study. This issue will effect EDSTBS students catalog year 2016-17 and 2017-18.	Remove prerequisite listings.
	Additional Notes	corrected typo
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		EDST 3203
EDST 3223	Syllabus	EDST 3223 - American Educational History - Syllabus.docx	EDST 3223 - American Educational History - Syllabus (1).docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	EDST 3113 or instructor consent for non-EDSTBS majors. HISTBA or AMSTBA may waive EDST 3113.
	Justification	Modify pre-req.	This is a required course for the BAT: Teacher Education degree, a new undergraduate degree. EDST program coordinator removed Instructor consent requirement.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		EDST 3223
EDST 4003	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	EDST 3113 and EDST 4113.	(EDST 3113 and EDST 4113) OR (PHIL 2003, PHIL 2103, PHIL 2203 and HIST 2003, HIST 2013).
	Justification	Reorder of name to reflect the course priority in information. This is the most advanced EDST course and requires the completion of EDST 3113 and 4113 at a minimum for enrollment.	For non-EDST students wishing to take the course as an elective a minimum knowledge of American History and Philosophy is needed through HIST 2003 or 2013 and PHIL 2003 or 2103, or 2203.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		EDST 4003
EDST 4213	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus	EDST 4123 - Religion, Education, and Religious Education.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	EDST 3113, EDST 3223, and EDST 4113 or instructor consent.	(EDST 3113 and EDST 3223) or Religious Studies minor, or instructor consent.
	Justification	Removed two perquisites which were limiting enrollment.	Clarified perquisites.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Wed, 04 Oct 2017 21:41:15 GMT - Removed American Studies minor from the prerequisite because it is not offered.
	allcodes		EDST 4213
EDST 4003H	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus	EDST 4003 (4003H) - Syllabus.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	EDST 3113 and EDST 4113 and honors standing or instructor consent.	(EDST 3113 and EDST 4113) OR (HIST 2003, HIST 2013 and PHIL 2003, PHIL 2013, PHIL 2203).
	Justification	Reflects name change applied to EDST 4003. This course requires a minimum completion of EDST 3113 and EDST 4113 as it is the most advanced EDST course. For non-EDST honors students, the course may be open with instructor consent.	For non-EDST honors students, this course may be enrolled in if they are honors and have completed HIST 2003 or 2013 (honors or not) and PHIL 2003, or 2013, or 2203 (honors or not).
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		EDST 4003H
ELEG 2104	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Summer 2018
	Justification	Including MATH 2564C in the pre- or corequisite because it is the course scheduled as the pre- or corequisite. Provides a more accurate requisite description statement.	No changes are being made to the course content or syllabus. We would like to make an on-line option available to incoming students to alleviate the burden on students transferring to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville from another University.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		ELEG 2104
ELEG 2114	Catalog Title	Electric Circuits II (Sp)	Electric Circuits II
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		No changes are being made to the course content or syllabus. We would like to make an on-line option available to incoming students to alleviate the burden on students transferring to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville from another University.
ELEG 3933	Catalog Description	Basic principles of electric and electronic circuits and devices. For engineering students other than those in electrical engineering.	Basic principles of electric and electronic circuits and devices. For engineering students who are not pursuing a degree in electrical engineering.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	This course will be offered online as well as on the UAF and UAFS campuses in a face-to-face method. No other changes are being made.	This course will be offered online as well as on the UAF and UAFS campuses in a face-to-face method. No other changes are being made. The catalog description is being modified to make it clear that the course is for engineering students other than those in electrical engineering.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	allcodes		ELEG 3933
ELEG 4553	Course Code	ELEG 4323	ELEG 4553
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	4323	4553
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Enforcing graduate requisites. Modifying course number to reflect new graduate level class being submitted.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		ELEG 4553-5553 Course Outlines Fall 2017.doc
	Additional Notes		Updated syllabus is attached.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Thu, 31 Aug 2017 21:52:56 GMT - change to fall 2018 because courses that are changing in level must coincide with a new catalog cycle. rossetti - Tue, 12 Sep 2017 18:23:03 GMT - Rollback: Please see rollback of related ELEG 5553 rossetti - Tue, 26 Sep 2017 20:19:34 GMT - Rollback: Asked to roll back by EE chair jbalda - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 16:23:18 GMT - Rollback: COE Academic Committee rollback ndennis - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 17:09:11 GMT - Rollback: Catalog description seems to be the same as that for the 5000 level course. There should be some difference between the two. Please provide a syllabus for this version of the course. rossetti - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 18:01:06 GMT - Rollback: Please provide separate syllabus for ELEG 4553 and ensure that catalog description is different. Please include statement in course description: Students cannot receive credit for both ELEG 5553 and ELEG 4553 jbalda - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 18:03:16 GMT - Rollback: We need more clarification as indicated by Dr. Dennis. cjhowar - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 18:10:36 GMT - Updated syllabus is attached, which includes three outcomes for the course. This is the undergraduate section of the course. Graduate students will satisfy all the undergrad requirements as well as having the ability to design a switching converter according to specifications given.
	allcodes		ELEG 4553
ELEG 5383	Added
ELEG 5553	Added
ELEG 5903	Added
ELEG 387V	Reviewer Comments	ac087 - Wed, 28 Jun 2017 21:28:40 GMT - Change effective date to summer 2017, cannot make changes to past course.	ac087 - Fri, 25 Aug 2017 22:57:10 GMT - Cannot backdate effectiveness. changed to effective date of Spring 2018. Topics course title does not appear to be a title that we would like reflected on student transcripts.
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Fall 2017
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	No	Yes
	Justification	This course will be offered for online and off-campus delivery as well as on-campus.	This course will be offered for online and off-campus delivery as well as on-campus. Students taking MSEE online will be able to complete required deficiency courses in a timely manner.
	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Total credits allowed		9
	Total completions		3
	Topics		Special Topics in ELEG - deficiency courses
	Additional Notes		Admin approval of making this effective for fall, since several students were given approval to repeat multiple topics that term.
	allcodes		ELEG 387V
ELEG 600V	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2017
	Total completions	99	2
	Total credits allowed	99	6
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	No	Yes
	Justification	Repeatable for credit.	Repeatable for credit. Adding online component for students participating in MSEE online program.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Topics		Master's Thesis
	allcodes		ELEG 600V
ENGL 1014	Added
ENGL 1213	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 22 Jan 2014 19:28:41 GMT - This change will not be approved until Fall 2014. kjvestal - Wed, 22 Jan 2014 19:36:07 GMT - The academic level of this course is not changing. It will continue to be undergraduate only. lkulcza - Thu, 30 Jan 2014 17:49:34 GMT - Rollback: administratively rolling this back to ENGL chair in order to allow new approver notification at ARSC College Curriculum Committee step	dstephen - Thu, 28 Sep 2017 16:57:40 GMT - I added one sentence and one phrase to the very beginning of the Justification.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Spring 2018
	Justification	Fewer non-English majors are selecting WLIT 1113 or WLIT 1123 than did so before these courses were made optional in the core, yet more non-English majors are now asking to take ENGL 1213. We believe that if this course is made one of the options for the Humanities core, many students will be interested. Because ENGL 1213 is taught with diversity in mind (e.g. by assigning works from African-American, Native American, and Latino/a authors), giving the students the choice to take it instead of WLIT will not reduce their exposure to diversity. Instead, it will enable students to decide whether to focus their core-level literary interests on works translated from other languages or on works written originally in English. This will also allow the English Department to have a core course that functions as other core courses do for other departments: as an introduction that may help an undecided undergraduate decide to major in English. Neither the required composition courses nor the two WLIT courses currently in the core perform this function very well, since the former are not primarily about literature and the latter are not primarily about literature written originally in English.	This application adds an honors section to a course that was approved for inclusion in the core in a previous year. The justification for that initial inclusion is as follows: fewer non-English majors are selecting WLIT 1113 or WLIT 1123 than did so before these courses were made optional in the core, yet more non-English majors are now asking to take ENGL 1213. We believe that if this course is made one of the options for the Humanities core, many students will be interested. Because ENGL 1213 is taught with diversity in mind (e.g. by assigning works from African-American, Native American, and Latino/a authors), giving the students the choice to take it instead of WLIT will not reduce their exposure to diversity. Instead, it will enable students to decide whether to focus their core-level literary interests on works translated from other languages or on works written originally in English. This will also allow the English Department to have a core course that functions as other core courses do for other departments: as an introduction that may help an undecided undergraduate decide to major in English. Neither the required composition courses nor the two WLIT courses currently in the core perform this function very well, since the former are not primarily about literature and the latter are not primarily about literature written originally in English.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Create Honors Course?	No	Yes
	allcodes		ENGL 1213
ENGL 2203	Added
ENGL 3573	Added
ENGL 4533	Inactivated/Deleted
ENGL 4673	Added
ENGL 5193	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Thu, 04 Jun 2015 13:18:24 GMT - Rollback: Please remove ENGL from the course number box. Thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	No	Yes
	Justification	The English Department is proposing to offer ENGL 5193 in order to foster the professionalization of graduate students and to prepare them more fully for nonacademic careers.	Allowing students who happen to work at two different internships in the same term to receive degree credit for both (6 hours total).
	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Total credits allowed		6
	Total completions		2
	Topics		no topics
	allcodes		ENGL 5193
ENSC 5023	Added
ENSC 5034	Added
ENSC 5401	Added
ENSC 5021L	Added
ENTO 5024	Added
ENTO 5043	Added
ENTO 5153	Added
ENTO 5163	Added
EUST 2013	Inactivated/Deleted
EUST 4003	Inactivated/Deleted
EUST 399VH	Inactivated/Deleted
EUST 4003H	Inactivated/Deleted
EUST 470V	Inactivated/Deleted
EUST 470VH	Inactivated/Deleted
EXSC 3013	Added
EXSC 3153	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L.	(BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L) and (BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L).
	Justification	Chem II is not a necessary prerequistie for EXSC 3153 or 3153H	Both classes, BIOL 2443 & BIOL 2213, contain critical information for understanding and successful completion of EXSC 3153.
	Additional Notes	testing
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		EXSC 3153
EXSC 3353	Catalog Title	Mechanics of Human Movement (Sp, Su, Fa)	Mechanics of Human Movement
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L, KINSBS major or by instructor consent.	(BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L), (BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L), and KINSBS major or by instructor consent.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Both classes, BIOL 2443 & BIOL 2213, contain critical information for understanding and successful completion of EXSC 3353.
EXSC 3393	allcodes	EXSC 2393	EXSC 3393
	Course Code	EXSC 2393	EXSC 3393
	Catalog Title	Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (Irregular)	Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
	Course Number	2393	3393
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Course is appropriate for 3000-level elective for EXSC students. Represents a course numbering change only.
	Reviewer Comments		kmamisei - Thu, 05 Oct 2017 15:31:13 GMT - I checked both on and off campus, since this is also a self-paced course.
EXSC 4013	Added
EXSC 3153H	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L.	(BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L) and (BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L) and honors standing.
	Justification	syncing data	Both classes, BIOL 2443 & BIOL 2213, contain critical information for understanding and successful completion of EXSC 3153.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		EXSC 3153H
EXSC 3353H	Catalog Title	Honors Mechanics of Human Movement (Sp, Su, Fa)	Honors Mechanics of Human Movement
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L, KINSBS major or by instructor consent.	(BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L), (BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L), and KINSBS major or by instructor consent. Honors standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Both classes, BIOL 2443 & BIOL 2213, contain critical information for understanding and successful completion of EXSC 3353.
EXSC 4773H	Catalog Title	Honors Performance and Drugs (Sp, Fa)	Honors Performance and Drugs
	Prerequisite(s)	EXSC 3153.	EXSC 3153 and honors standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		to allow only honors student enrollment
FINN 3043	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	ACCT 2013, ACCT 2023 or WCOB 2053, ECON 2013, ECON 2023, and WCOB 1033 with a grade of C or better.	ACCT 2013, ECON 2013, ECON 2023, WCOB 1033, and (ACCT 2023 or MGMT 2053), each with a grade of C or better.
	Create Honors Course?	No	Yes
	Justification	Modification of co-requisite - drop MGMT 2103.	To create an honors version of the course.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		FINN 3043 Principles Honors Syllabus Draft CashA.docx
	Additional Notes		registrar's office submitting for college to test workflow.
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Thu, 21 Jul 2016 20:02:43 GMT - Rollback: Please provide further clarification on the sequence of courses needed to meet this requisite--is it (ACCT 2013 and ACCT 2023)or(WCOB 2053, ECON 2013, ECON 2023 and WCOB 1033), each with a grade of C or better? kboston - Mon, 23 Oct 2017 16:56:13 GMT - Lisa - it is ACCT 2013, ACCT 2023 or WCOB/MGMT 2053, ECON 2013, ECON 2023, and WCOB 1033 each with a grade of C or better. With the emphasis on ACCT 2023 or WCOB/MGMT 2053. WCOB 2053 is now MGMT 2053 but it doesn't look like the system recognizes it? ac087 - Wed, 25 Oct 2017 15:55:37 GMT - Rollback: having proposer resubmit the proposal to verify workflow.
	allcodes		FINN 3043
FINN 4313	Catalog Title	Advanced Commercial Banking (Sp)	Advanced Commercial Banking
	Catalog Description	Problems and cases emphasizing application of analytical tools and techniques in decision making process. Determination of operating policies regarding loans, investments, liquidity, capital; efficient performance of lending, investment function; profit planning, analysis; strategies of growth, competition; and evaluation of bank performance.	Problems and cases emphasizing application of analytical tools and techniques in commercial bank risk measurement and management. Evaluation of small business credit risk; analysis of liquidity, capital, and interest rate risk; stress testing; hedging risk with derivatives.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Update course description.
FJAD 4023	Added
FJAD 6723	Added
FJAD 6803	Added
FJAD 6813	Added
FJAD 6823	Added
FJAD 6906	Added
FJAD 6916	Added
FJAD 6926	Added
FREN 3123	Added
GEOS 1123	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Corrected ACTS equivalency statement to sync data.	The online version of Human Geography is designed to facilitate off-campus student access to this core class. The distance education version of this class, which previously served the off-campus student community, has been withdrawn.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		Human online 1123.docx
	allcodes		GEOS 1123
GEOS 2813	Added
GEOS 4113	Added
GEOS 4493	Added
GEOS 4993	Added
GEOS 5043	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	GEOS 5543.
	Justification	The new name better reflects the purpose of the course (foundations) to prepare students for geospatial data analysis.	GEOS 5543 should be listed more flexibly as a prerequisite or corequisite. This allows students in their first semester of the GISTGC certificate program to take more than one class.
	Additional Notes	We have requested Spring 2017 change but if that is not possible then we request a change as early as possible. The attached syllabus is generic for both undergraduate and graduate students (for which there are additional requirements in the course).
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		GEOS 5543.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 11 Sep 2017 21:01:44 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 for future term without enrollment yet.
	allcodes		GEOS 5043
GEOS 5073	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	GEOS 5543.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	GEOS 5543 should be listed more flexibly as a prerequisite or corequisite. This allows students in their first semester of the GISTGC certificate program to take more than one class.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		GEOS 5543.
	Additional Notes		Hopefully this will prevent unnecessary holds from being placed on students trying to enroll in GEOS 5073 during their first semester.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 11 Sep 2017 21:17:28 GMT - change to spring 2018, a term without enrollment yet.
	allcodes		GEOS 5073
GEOS 5393	Added
GEOS 5463	Added
GEOS 5612	Added
GEOS 5993	Added
GNEG 3811	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Instructor permission.	Instructor consent.
	Justification	Added discipline specific language to the description. Added language note that course credit may not necessarily equate to degree credit. The applicability of credit for this course to a degree program is at the discretion of the department owning the degree program.	Repeat for degree credit was inadvertently eliminated in the last course change.
	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Total credits allowed		3
	Total completions		3
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Mon, 22 May 2017 19:25:57 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back to see if workflow is corrected--course is offered off campus, but not online; hence Global Campus not needed in workflow.
	allcodes		GNEG 3811
GNEG 590V	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Topic added per Jane Cromhout.	Online delivery method added to reflect true course delivery method. GNEG 590V has been offered online since 2009. For organized course topics, course development forms have, or will be, submitted.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Topics		Created as needed.
	allcodes		GNEG 590V
GRSD 5041	Added
HDFS 1403	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:20:39 GMT - Per Nancy Simkins, the effective date is edited to be Spring 2016. lindsayt - Thu, 03 Sep 2015 18:44:52 GMT - Rollback: This course is offered online. Please add the "online/web-based" delivery method in the Course Delivery Method section.	ljrobert - Mon, 13 Jun 2016 15:27:19 GMT - Rollback: Rollback to reflect Global Campus component. watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:31:05 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:18:30 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Syllabus	Honors_Syllabus_HESC_1403_Master.pdf
	Course Code	HESC 1403	HDFS 1403
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Create Honors Course?	Yes	No
	Justification	Due to school- and university-wide need for honors-level courses and per the request of the AFLS dean, the request is being made for an honors section.	Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2016	To be effective FALL 2017.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		HDFS 1403
HDFS 2413	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:17:15 GMT - Per Nancy Simkins, the effective date has been edited to Spring 2016. ljrobert - Mon, 31 Aug 2015 20:14:34 GMT - Rollback: Please attach honor's section information lkulcza - Wed, 02 Sep 2015 15:21:49 GMT - Rollback: Per request from Nancy	watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:31:53 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:16:42 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Syllabus	HESC 2413_SYLLABUS_FALL2015.docx HESC 2413 -- Honors Section Project.docx
	Course Code	HESC 2413	HDFS 2413
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Justification	Due to school- and university-wide need for honors-level courses and per the request of the AFLS dean, the request is being made for an honors section.	Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Additional Notes	To be effective SPRING 2016	To be effective FALL 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		HDFS 2413
HDFS 2603	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Syllabus	HESC 2603 Syllabus Spring 2016 with Honors Section.pdf
	Reviewer Comments	watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:32:39 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins	agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:21:39 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	Course Code	HESC 2603	HDFS 2603
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	The name change more accurately reflects the primary focus of the class material. The class is sociological in orientation and considers the sociology of and social problems particular to rural families and communities. The words "families and communities" were added to the description to align with the name change.	Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		HDFS 2603
HDFS 4423	Course Code	HESC 4423	HDFS 4423
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus ONLN
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	HESC 1403 or PSYC 2003 and junior standing.	HDFS 1403 or PSYC 2003 and junior standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2017
	Reviewer Comments		rebels - Thu, 09 Jun 2016 22:27:53 GMT - Rollback: This course is available online. Please add this delivery method. kjvestal - Fri, 10 Jun 2016 18:59:49 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per submitter's request. kasmith - Mon, 13 Jun 2016 14:27:51 GMT - Rollback: per Nancy Simpkins for modifications rainey - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:40:59 GMT - Rollback: per request of Mrs. Simkins as relayed by Vicky Watkins
	allcodes		HDFS 4423
HDFS 4451	Added
HDFS 4483	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	GPA Greater or Equal to 2.75.	Junior standing and HDFS 4451.
	Justification	Addition of "online" option only.	The HDFS faculty have determined that requiring the Pre-Internship in HDFS (HDFS 4451) will result in a more successful internship experience for students. Junior standing is being required so that students are exposed to a substantive amount of the classroom content in our program prior to being in the field where they put the classroom content into practice
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2017.	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 21:12:32 GMT - Admin update to requisite for course number change HOSP 4481 to 4451
	allcodes		HDFS 4483
HDFS 1403H	Course Code	HESC 1403H	HDFS 1403H
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Prerequisite(s)		Honors standing.
	Justification		Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2017
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 14:59:49 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per submitter. lkulcza - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 17:05:37 GMT - Rollback: Per submitter request ljrobert - Mon, 13 Jun 2016 15:27:34 GMT - Rollback: Rollback to reflect Global Campus component. rebels - Mon, 13 Jun 2016 17:11:03 GMT - Rollback: Please add online delivery. watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:31:13 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:19:21 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	allcodes		HDFS 1403H
HDFS 2413H	Course Code	HESC 2413H	HDFS 2413H
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Prerequisite(s)		Honors standing.
	Justification		Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2017
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 15:00:21 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per submitter. lkulcza - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 17:06:06 GMT - Rollback: Per submitter request watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:32:00 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:15:13 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	allcodes		HDFS 2413H
HDFS 2603H	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Subject Code	Human Environmental Sciences(HESC)	Human Development and Family Sciences(HDFS)
	Syllabus	HESC 2603 Syllabus Spring 2016 with Honors Section.pdf
	Reviewer Comments	watkinsv - Fri, 02 Sep 2016 15:32:45 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per request of Nancy Simkins	agriffin - Tue, 09 May 2017 21:22:14 GMT - Changed effective catalog to Spring 2018. Request did not complete the approval process in time to be effective for fall 2017.
	Course Code	HESC 2603H	HDFS 2603H
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	The name change more accurately reflects the primary focus of the class material. The class is sociological in orientation and considers the sociology of and social problems particular to rural families and communities. The words "families and communities" were added to the description to align with the name change.	Human Development and Family Sciences faculty voted to change the prefix for HESC courses to HDFS in order to more clearly identify Human Development and Family Sciences courses. This also brings HDFS in line with both the Apparel Merchandising and Product Development and Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovation areas, who have also recently adopted unique prefixes. Finally, it helps minimize confusion in degree program undergraduate and graduate catalogs.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		HDFS 2603H
HIED 5303	Added
HIED 6303	Added
HIED 6353	Added
HIST 3893	Added
HIST 4153	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 4263	Short Course Title	AFRICA TODAY	MODERN AFRICA
	Catalog Title	Independence and Africa Today	Modern Africa
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Changing academic level to undergraduate only as part of the dual level clean up project. The new graduate course is HIST 5743.	Just a change of title, matching the current content of the course, by request of the instructor. The title should be changed also for AAST 4263
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		HIST 4263
HIST 4293	Added
HIST 4313	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 4353	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 4373	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 4533	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 4693	Added
HIST 4993	Added
HIST 5533	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 5713	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 5993	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 6293	Added
HIST 6553	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 6673	Inactivated/Deleted
HIST 6983	Added
HIST 6993	Added
HNRC 3801H	Added
HNRC 403VH	Added
HOSP 2433	Inactivated/Deleted
HOSP 2611	Added
HOSP 2633	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	HOTEL & RESORT OPER MGMT	LODGING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
	Catalog Title	Hotel and Resort Operations Management	Lodging Property Mgmt.
	Catalog Description	Detailed study of different departments within hotel properties. Emphasis on front office, food and beverage, housekeeping, engineering, security, sales and night audit reporting. Offers a complete approach to the operation of resort properties. Introduces students to the complex world of private club management, including club entertainment, recreation, and golf course management.	The organization, duties, and administration of hotel support departments. The various jobs in lodging, front office, housekeeping, engineering, security, and convention and meeting services, facilities management, purchasing, and furnishing, fixtures and equipment concepts .
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	HOSP 1603.	HOSP 1603. This course is required as a prerequisite for HOSP 2633 because HOSP 1603 introduces concepts, language and terms that students must understand before proceeding to HOSP 2633.
	Justification	By changing HOSP 1603 from a prerequisite to a co-requisite more incoming freshman and transfer students can take HOSP 2633 as a beginner course and move through the program in a timely fashion.	New concepts of hotel management are being included into this course.
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2015	To be effective FALL 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Syllabus		HOSP 2633.docx
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 18:10:25 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes included.
	allcodes		HOSP 2633
HOSP 2653	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	HOSP OPER & FIN ANALYSIS	INTRO TO HOSP FINANCE
	Catalog Title	Hospitality Operations and Financial Analysis	Introduction to Hospitality Finance
	Catalog Description	This course is an in-depth, comprehensive study of hospitality operations, with emphasis on financial statements and other accounting reports that are usually used by management staffs for strategic decision making. It includes the application of computer software and human resource management skills.	Introduction to Hospitality Finance. Accounting principles, procedures and transactions used for the compilation of financial reports in hospitality industries.
	Course Code	HOSP 4633	HOSP 2653
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	4633	2653
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	AGEC 2142 and AGEC 2141L or ACCT 2013.	HOSP 1603.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	AGME 2903 or ISYS 1123 and HOSP 3633.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Changing course from a 4000 level to a 2000 level. Content being taught is an introduction to hospitality specific accounting and financial analysis procedures. Pre-Req Justification: Prerequisite HOSP 1603 (Intro to Hosp Mgmt): students need basic knowledge of the hospitality industry acquired during the Intro to Hosp course
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Syllabus		HOSP 2653 Syllabus.docx
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2018.
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Mon, 02 Oct 2017 14:15:41 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes and all prereqs must have justifications.
	allcodes		HOSP 2653
HOSP 3623	Added
HOSP 3633	Inactivated/Deleted
HOSP 3653	Short Course Title	FOOD SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT	HOSP, DIETETIC MGMT, AND HR
	Catalog Title	Food Systems Management	Hospitality, Dietetic Management and Human Resources
	Catalog Description	Organization and management of institutional and hospital food service with focus on functions of management, health codes, and professional development. Lecture 3 hours per week.	Function and methods of management as related to the hospitality, nutrition and dietetic industries. Management principles, decision-making, organizations, interpersonal relationships, and production systems.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus ONLN	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	FDSC 2503.
	Justification	Professor of record is eliminating Food Safety and Sanitation from the syllabus due to repetition and consumption of class time. This topic should not be included under food systems and human resources. This content is taught in FDSC 2503 and is relevant to HOSP 3653.	Course name and description are more reflective of the materials being taught. Prerequisite Justification: Prerequisite HOSP 1603 (Intro to Hosp Mgmt): students need basic knowledge of the hospitality industry acquired during the Intro to Hosp course Prerequisite of junior standing students need the maturity to work in teams and familiarity with course management
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2015.	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Prerequisite(s)		HOSP 1603 and junior standing.
	Syllabus		HOSP 3653.doc
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Tue, 19 Sep 2017 20:11:16 GMT - Rollback: Per request from Global Campus. kbible - Wed, 20 Sep 2017 22:26:12 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per Betsy Garrison - remove online delivery. mrevans - Fri, 27 Oct 2017 14:29:59 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have "Student Learning Outcomes" All prerequisites must have a justification.
	allcodes		HOSP 3653
HOSP 3673	Added
HOSP 4643	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	MEET, EVENTS & CONVENTION MGMT	SPECIAL EVENTS MANAGEMENT
	Catalog Title	Meetings, Events and Convention Management	Special Events Management
	Catalog Description	Focuses on the planning and management of meetings and conventions in the hospitality industry. Includes catering in food service operations & management for on-premise and off-premise. Course content will also cover working with contract management operations and theme catering.	Hands-on study of special events. Planning activities include conception, planning, implementation, execution of the hospitality program's annual fundraising event and evaluation. The interaction between staff, customers, guests, vendors, and others necessary to implement a successful special event. Topics including marketing, public relations and volunteer coordination are implemented. Additional focus on catering through, hotels, restaurants, and private companies.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus ONLN	On campus
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Mon, 02 Mar 2015 16:57:15 GMT - Rollback: Please clarify corequisite. Thank you!	kbible - Wed, 20 Sep 2017 22:26:25 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back per Betsy Garrison - remove online delivery. mrevans - Fri, 27 Oct 2017 14:33:57 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have "Student Learning Outcomes" and all prerequisites must have justifications.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	HOSP 1603.	HOSP 1603, HOSP 2603, HOSP 3623 and HOSP majors only.
	Corequisite(s)	AGEC 3303 or MKTG 3433 or HOSP 4673.
	Justification	To ensure students are successful in this course they may choose from AGEC 3303 or MKTG 3433 or HOSP 4673. All cover the components and theories of marketing. Students may now have more options of marketing classes to chose from--MKTG 3433 has been restricted to WCOB majors = transfer students to HOSP.	The direction and content of the course has changed to reflect the planning, execution and evaluation of the program's annual fundraising event. Prerequisite Justification: Prerequisite HSOP 1603 (Intro to Hosp Mgmt): students need basic knowledge of the hospitality industry acquired during the Intro to Hosp course Prerequisite HOSP 2603 (Purchasing & Cost Control): students need knowledge of procurement, purchasing and industry specific cost control skills Prerequisite HOSP 3623 (Intro to Meetings & Events): students need knowledge of basic event planning Prerequisite of HOSP majors only, as this class involves working events in the community it is imperative that students are dedicated to the hospitality discipline
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2015	To be effective FALL 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Syllabus		HOSP 4643.docx
	allcodes		HOSP 4643
HOSP 4663	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	ISSUES IN HOSP & TOURISM	HOSP MGMT CAPSTONE
	Catalog Title	Issues & Trends in Hospitality & Tourism	Hospitality Management Capstone
	Catalog Description	A study of world trends, issues, and the current state of the industry as well as predictions for the future of lodging, cruise, restaurant, technology, travel and tourism industries with applications to forecasting change in the hospitality and tourism industries.	Integration of previous classroom, laboratory, and practical experiences through development of a comprehensive project. Additional focus on application of critical thinking, demonstration of leadership principles, interaction with industry professionals and development of an awareness of societal and ethical issues and their application to the hospitality industries.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	HOSP 1603, HOSP 2603 and HOSP 2633.	HOSP 1603, HOSP 3653 and junior standing.
	Justification	This course has a applied component of working with industry that changes each semester. Allowing students to take this course more than once exposing them to critical thinking, skills, and networking.	Name change and description change are more reflective of the content being taught in the course. Pre-Req Justification: Prerequisite HOSP 3603/3601L (Culture and Cuisines of the World Lecture/Lab) students will be designing, preparing and implementing menus and food products therefore it is necessary that they have the skills mastering in both the lecture and lab of HOSP 3603/3601L Prerequisite HOSP 3653 (Hospitality and Dietetic Management Human Resources) students will be designing foodservice systems so they must be familiar with models, safety, sanitation, and maintenance, they will be serving in management roles and need the familiarity of such taught in this course, in addition to legal environments and ethics Prerequisite of junior standing students need the maturity to work in teams and with industry executives and familiarity with course management
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2015	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Syllabus		HOSP 4663.docx
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 20:39:20 GMT - Rollback: All Syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes and prereqs bust have justifications.
	allcodes		HOSP 4663
HOSP 4693	Catalog Description	Supervised experience in an instructor approved work/learning situation relating to the hospitality industry in multiple aspects of a hospitality organization. Emphasis on application of knowledge and skills to actual job roles and responsibilities. Requires employment in a hospitality setting for a minimum of 250 clock hours that must be completed in the semester of enrollment. All internship contracts and enrollment forms must be submitted to the internship coordinator for course approval four weeks prior to the semester of enrollment.	Supervised experience in an instructor approved work/learning situation relating to the hospitality industry in multiple aspects of a hospitality organization. Emphasis on application of knowledge and skills to actual job roles and responsibilities related to a future career in the hospitality industry. Requires employment in a hospitality setting for a minimum of 250 clock hours that must be completed in the semester of enrollment.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Admin removal of may be repeated statement in description.	Description change is reflective of the content being taught in the course and prerequisites required.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2018.
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 14:51:20 GMT - I find the 500 hours of documented hospitality work experience as a prereq to do an internship to gain experience to be onerous and it is unclear how that would be documented.
	allcodes		HOSP 4693
HOSP 3601L	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	MENU, LAYOUT & PREP LAB	CULTURE AND CUISINES PRACTICE
	Catalog Title	Menu, Layout & Food Prep Lab	Culture and Cuisines of the World Practicum
	Catalog Description	Observation and preparation of quantity food production and use of equipment will be covered in this lab.	Development of service management skills for the hospitality industry through preparation and service of food, staffing, professionalism, recipe standardization, menu planning, cost control, sanitation, safety, and overall quality assurance. Instruction for planning food flow from receiving to service of meals, including choosing proper equipment for the flow plan and service items. Laboratory 7 hrs per week.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	NUTR 1213, HOSP 2603 and FDSC 2503.	NUTR 1213, HOSP 2603, HOSP 2611, Junior standing and HOSP majors only.
	Corequisite(s)	HOSP 3603.
	Justification	To ensure students have the much needed knowledge of food safety and sanitation in the lab.	Course name change and description update is reflective of the changes made to HOSP 3603. Pre-Req Justification: Pre or Corequisite: HOSP 3603 (Culture and Cuisines of the World Lecture) Lab is the accompaniment of the lecture HOSP 3603. Content studied in lecture is applied, studied, and mastered in lab Prerequisite: NUTR 1213 (Fundamentals of Nutrition) students need knowledge of food, the functions of food and interactions with the body, as well as familiarity with diets Prerequisite: HOSP 2603 (Purchasing & Cost Control) students need knowledge of procurement, purchasing and industry specific cost control skills
	Additional Notes	To be effective FALL 2016.	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		HOSP 3603.
	Syllabus		HESC 3601L.docx
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 20:38:02 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes and all prereqs must have justifications. agriffin - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 00:15:38 GMT - Rollback: Please review catalog description. It does not match the description found in the syllabus. mrevans - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 12:55:09 GMT - Rollback: See comments for Alice Griffin. Catalog description in CourseLeaf and in the syllabus should match.
	allcodes		HOSP 3601L
IDES 2723	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Additional Notes		This course will change to a FALL (FA) offering only.
	allcodes		IDES 2723
INEG 3714	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	METHODS AND STANDARDS	WORK METHODS AND ERGONOMICS
	Catalog Title	Methods and Standards	Work Methods and Ergonomics
	Catalog Description	Fundamental rules of motion economy; motion analysis by means of charts; diagrams; work place design; tool and equipment selection; operator selection; and job description and analysis. Fundamentals of time study; observed and synthetic times; use of standard data and time formula; leveling; rating; allowances; and work sampling. Laboratory required.	Ways of designing jobs, machines, operations and work environments so they are compatible with human capacities and limitations. Work methods topics include methods analysis, time studies, work sampling and learning curves. Cognitive and physical capabilities and limitations of humans are addressed through the study of human information processing, motor control theory, anthropometry, biomechanics, work physiology and manual material handling. Design of controls and displays, hand tools and workstations, along with work related musculoskeletal disorders. Laboratory required.
	Course Code	INEG 3713	INEG 3714
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Fall 2018
	Course Number	3713	3714
	Prerequisite(s)	INEG 2313.
	Credit Hours	3	4
	Justification	Time studies are discussed and I do a time study lab where students are encouraged to download apps to their smartphones to allow them to more easily complete the time study, but there is not a common piece of software or technology that is used to develop these. Additionally, the course description mentions nothing about work sampling which a fairly major component of the course.	The content of INEG 3713 is being merged with a previous course (INEG 3723 Ergonomics). The reasons for this merger are to reduce the overlap between the two courses, to more closely align the department's undergraduate requirements with the department's faculty expertise, and to shorten a long chain of pre-requisites in the the department's eight-semester plan.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		INEG 2333
	Syllabus		2017 10 19 INEG 3714 Syllabus of Record.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Thu, 02 Nov 2017 22:16:44 GMT - Rollback: Per request from the dean's office.
	allcodes		INEG 3714
INEG 3723	Inactivated/Deleted
INEG 4553	Catalog Description	Strategy and competition, forecasting, aggregate planning, inventory control subject to known demand, inventory control subject to uncertain demand, supply chain management, push and pull production control systems, and operations scheduling. Pre or	Strategy and competition, forecasting, aggregate planning, inventory control subject to known demand, inventory control subject to uncertain demand, supply chain management, push and pull production control systems, and operations scheduling.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2017
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Admin update of course description for syncing.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		INEG 4553
INEG 4904	Inactivated/Deleted
INEG 4923	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Thu, 30 Apr 2015 13:19:58 GMT - Rollback: Please edit the prerequisite course number. Thank you! epohl - Thu, 07 May 2015 15:00:24 GMT - Rollback: Description has wrong prerequisite number. Should be 4911 instead of 4901 epohl - Thu, 07 May 2015 15:33:51 GMT - Rollback: Description needs to reflect correct prerequisite number agriffin - Wed, 08 Jul 2015 15:53:58 GMT - Uploaded corrected syllabus. See attached correspondence for reference.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	INEG 4911.	INEG 3613, INEG 3623, and INEG 4911.
	Justification	This course is the second in a new, two-semester capstone experience for students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE). A capstone experience is required for accreditation of the BSIE.	Adjustment to requisites based on our first year of experience with the new course.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		INEG 3513.
	allcodes		INEG 4923
INEG 6443	Added
INEG 4812H	Added
INST 2013	Short Course Title	INTRO INTERNATIONAL STUDIES	INTRO INTL AND GLOBAL STUDIES
	Catalog Title	Introduction to International Studies	Introduction to International and Global Studies
	Catalog Description	A historical and contemporary overview of the relations and interactions between peoples across borders, between cultures and societies, states and non-state actors, governments and non-governmental organizations, and economies, both local and global.	A historical and contemporary overview of the relations and interactions between peoples across borders, between cultures and societies, states and non-state actors, governments and non-governmental organizations, and economies, both local and global. Focus on differing disciplinary approaches to international and global studies, the transformations caused by the process of globalization, and a survey of current global issues and problems.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Justification	The program cannot support INST 2013 in both the spring and fall semester. Regular spring semester offering is optimal for our students.	Course title and description change reflect expansion or program from an International Relations focus to a broader International and Global Studies focus. Course design reflects distinctions between International and Global Studies. The program will now be offered in fall and spring - new faculty make more offerings possible, and creation of proposed minor is expected to increase demand.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		INST 2013 syllabus.pdf
	allcodes		INST 2013
INST 3303	Added
INST 3603	Added
INST 4003	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Need to remove May intersession as frequency offering, as that is listed in error. Course is only regularly offered in the fall. Would like to introduce topical seminars and thus need INST 4003 to have the capacity for topical listings. Because course is topical, would like students to be able to repeat course once for credit (maximum of 6 credit hours).	INST 4003 is now offered spring and fall on campus. Irregular offerings through study abroad,
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Topics		Human Rights, Global History, etc.
	allcodes		INST 4003
INST 4103	Added
INST 4653	Added
INST 4693	Added
INST 4893	Added
JOUR 1003	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 23 Apr 2014 16:41:43 GMT - Spring 2015 ddraper - Thu, 04 Sep 2014 20:42:28 GMT - Edited course description per recommendation of the Academic Programs Committee and with the approval of the department. 9/4/14 ddraper ddraper - Tue, 23 Sep 2014 18:07:30 GMT - Revisions made after JOUR consulted with the department of ENGL. Edits made on behalf of the department of JOUR. 9/23/14 ddraper ddraper - Tue, 23 Sep 2014 18:09:47 GMT - Attached revised syllabus on behalf of the JOUR department. 9-23-14 ddraper lkulcza - Fri, 14 Nov 2014 23:48:02 GMT - Updated course component to reflect that this is a lecture class.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
JOUR 2063	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	We are making minor changes to the catalog to reflect this C or better grade requirement listed in the catalog. Journalism Courses A minimum grade of “C” is required in all journalism courses that serve as prerequisites for advanced journalism courses. In certain courses a minimum grade of “B” is required. We are simply changing the prerequisite copy for each relevant class to indicate that a grade of C or better is required. I met with the Registrar and this is what he advised me to do. My apologies if I am doing this incorrectly.	Submitting this request for online delivery addition on behalf of Dave Bostwick in SJSM; CIM info out of sync for this course, thus preventing him from submitting the proposal.
	Additional Notes	Please contact me (Jan Wicks) at jwicks@uark.edu if you need any additional information or I need to submit these minor changes in a different way.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		JOUR 2063 Media Technology syllabus.docx
	allcodes		JOUR 2063
JOUR 3723	Catalog Title	Advertising Principles (Sp, Fa)	Advertising Principles
	Department Code	SJSM	School of Journalism and Strategic Media(JOUR)
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Need Off-Campus Delivery for Rome Center Spring 2018 Study Abroad.
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 23:11:56 GMT - Rollback: fixing department issue lkulcza - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 23:15:13 GMT - Rollback: fixing chair approval step
JOUR 4333	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Justification	The course is part of our online minor and it was an oversight not to check "online/web based."	Removing dual-level since a 5000-level code was created for the grad section.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		JOUR 4333
JOUR 4483	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Syllabus	JOUR 4483 Issues Ad-PR Syllabus Final.docx
	Reviewer Comments	agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 21:55:50 GMT - Changed course component type from lecture to seminar with permission from submitter.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	In our most recent accreditation visit, the site team advised us to formally incorporate more diversity topics and courses into the curriculum. Issues in Ad/PR introduces students to the major ethical issues regarding persuasive messages in society, including the stereotyping and portrayals of gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation in advertising and public relations. Students also learn to create examples of public service announcements to help educate the public about diversity, in order to change attitudes and eliminate stereotyping. Justification for Course Courses examining ethical, social and economic issues regarding advertising and public relations are taught at many journalism and mass communication programs nationwide. We have been offering this course under the JOUR 405V designation, but now want and need to formalize it in our curriculum and catalog. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for advertising, promotions and marketing managers is expected to continue to grow faster than the average for all occupations. These management occupations require prospective employees to understand how to target and address diverse target audiences. Students learn about and examine messages of the major gender and ethnic stereotypes found in advertising and public relations, now and in the past. Students in the class learn how to analyze diverse audience data and then develop appropriate messages. If approved, this class will provide an additional Journalism elective in Ad/PR, another recommendation of our national accrediting organization.	Admin submission of study abroad offering, as course is currently out of sync for department update issue.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	allcodes		JOUR 4483
JOUR 5193	Department Code	SJSM	School of Journalism and Strategic Media(JOUR)
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Topics		Business Journalism
	Justification		We plan to offer and online section of a graduate course using the JOUR 5193 designation starting in spring 2018.
	Syllabus		Graduate Business Journalism Course Proposal.docx
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 23:12:47 GMT - Rollback: fixing department issue
JOUR 405V	Department Code	SJSM	School of Journalism and Strategic Media(JOUR)
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Topics		JOUR 405V – Specialized Journalism Seminar – Business Journalism
	Justification		This course is being prepared for online delivery in the Fall 2017.
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Mon, 02 Oct 2017 14:50:58 GMT - Rollback: We are no longer approving requests to create dual level courses. Please change the academic level to undergraduate. Thank you! lkulcza - Tue, 31 Oct 2017 23:12:22 GMT - Rollback: fixing department issue
KINS 5413	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Physical Education(PHED)	Kinesiology(KINS)
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Thu, 23 Feb 2017 17:37:50 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back for further edits.	msganio - Wed, 06 Sep 2017 20:11:35 GMT - Rollback: Per our last meeting, this should be discussed further before submitting.
	Course Code	PHED 5413	KINS 5413
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Required course in the KINSMS-Adapted Movement Science concentration.	Required course in the KINSMS-Adapted Movement Science concentration. Changing prefix from PHED to KINS better reflects nature of the course.
	Typically Offered		Fall Even Years
	allcodes		KINS 5413
KINS 498VH	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Honors candidacy and KINS 3901H.	Honors candidacy and KINS 3901H or EXSC 3723H.
	Justification	Change to variable credit was originally completed to allow multiple enrollments to complete 3 hours of thesis credit while allowing degree credit for each enrollment up to the course maximum. When the updates were made to change the course prefixes for thesis credit, the College failed to check the box to allow the Honors Council's intent. This change is to correct our previous oversight and if possible, to correct back to the original change approval to not hold in harm our students who may have multiple enrollments intended for degree use.	Exercise Science program now allows its students to complete EXSC 3723H in substitution of KINS 3901H. To allow smoother enrollment into thesis hours, the additional option has been added to the pre-requisite listing.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	allcodes		KINS 498VH
KINS 589V	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Summer 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	M.S. degree program in exercise and movement sciences and HHPR 5353 and ESRM 5393.	Admission to the KINSMS degree program.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Eliminate prerequisite of HHPR 5353 and ESRM 5393
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	allcodes		KINS 589V
LARC 1315	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Summer 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	Additional Notes		We offered all design I and II studios in the summer as well. I just missed adding SUMMER (SU) to this one. Always offered ON CAMPUS now.
	allcodes		LARC 1315
LARC 4382	Inactivated/Deleted
LARC 4714H	Inactivated/Deleted
LAWW 4203	Inactivated/Deleted
LAWW 5633	Added
LAWW 5673	Short Course Title	NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS	NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
	Catalog Title	Nonprofit Corporations	Nonprofit Organizations
	Syllabus	LAWW 5673 Nonprofit Corporations.pdf	Nonprofit Organizations R Hurst - Fall 2017.pdf
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Spring 2018
	Justification	Removed Pre or Corequisite because instructor waived requirement.	Changed course name so students will be able to tell the course content.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		LAWW 5673
LAWW 6213	Catalog Title	Product Liability (Irregular)	Product Liability
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Academic Level		Law
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Law 6213 is currently offered on campus. Only requesting this course also be offered as online web-based to make course more accessible to off-campus students.
LAWW 6814	Inactivated/Deleted
LAWW 413V	Catalog Title	Upper Level Writing: Gender-Based Violence & Human Rights Policies & Procedures	ULW: Gender-Based Violence & Human Rights Policies & Procedures
	Syllabus	ULW Gender Based Violence Avalos Syllabus - Spring 2016.pdf ULW Gender-Based Violence Avalos - Spring 2016.pdf	ULW Gender-Based Violence Avalos - Fall 2017.pdf
	Course Code	LAWW 4132	LAWW 413V
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Course Number	4132	413V
	Justification	Course taught as Special Topics and request course number change to a standard course number to define the actual course. Interest and enrollment demonstrates the need to establish an actual course.	Change course number from regular course number to variable credit hours. Interest and enrollment demonstrates the need to establish this course as a variable course.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Maximum Credit Hours		3
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		LAWW 413V
LAWW 536V	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Code	LAWW 5363	LAWW 536V
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5363	536V
	Credit Hours	3	2
	Justification	Attached requisite.	Change Law 5363 to variable 2 or 3 hours. This course has been taught under Special Topics for 2 hours. Request change to offer course as 2 or 3 hours as needed. Goals of this course is gain an undertanding of U.S. federal securities regulation and basic corporate finance.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Maximum Credit Hours		3
	Syllabus		Securities Regulation W Foster - Fall 2015.pdf
	allcodes		LAWW 536V
LAWW 611V	Short Course Title	MOOT COURT	INTERSCHOOL COMP TEAM
	Catalog Title	Moot Court	Interschool Competition Team
	Component Type	Lecture	ACT
	Maximum Credit Hours	3	2
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2016
	Catalog Description		Interschool Competition Team provides an avenue for outstanding student advocates to register their completion of a rigorous interschool competition for purposes of academic credit. Students may register for this credit after satisfying the standards for approval of non-graded credit for Interschool Competition Credit, as outlined in the University of Arkansas School of Law Board of Advocates Bylaws and relevant Bylaw and Academic Standards provisions, as promulgated by the Faculty.
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		To change title, from "Moot Court" to "Interschool Competition Team", to clarify student official transcripts and to more fairly characterize the broader base of interschool competitions that not only include "moot court" but also trial, negotiations, client counseling, and (as suggested above), may also potentially include competitions e.g., in arbitration, mediation, and tax planning.
	Syllabus		Interschool Competition Team BOA By-law.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Tue, 18 Aug 2015 17:51:39 GMT - Rollback: Please submit a new course proposal for this title. Thank you!
LAWW 629V	Short Course Title	ADVANCED CORPORATIONS	PUBLIC CORPORATIONS
	Catalog Title	Advanced Corporations	Public Corporations
	Catalog Description	Classical corporations law. Formation of corporations, duties and powers of corporate management, corporate control, shareholder rights, shares, dividends, derivative suits, fundamental changes and dissolution.	A survey of topics applicable to publicly owned corporations, including: corporate governance; shareholder communication and proxy regulation; introduction to corporate finance and dividend policies; mergers and acquisitions; tender offer regulation; aspects of securities regulation; and insider trading.
	Course Code	LAWW 6292	LAWW 629V
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Fall 2018
	Course Number	6292	629V
	Prerequisite(s)	LAWW 4294.	LAWW 4294 Business Organization
	Justification	Added prerequisite to ensure students take required class before registering for this course.	Request title and description change to reflect the course content and structure. Also change to variable credit with the option to expand on the course content. Goals is for students to learn rules that apply to public companies.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Maximum Credit Hours		3
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		Public Corporations Goforth - Spring 2018.pdf
	allcodes		LAWW 629V
LAWW 631V	Added
LAWW 635V	Short Course Title	JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC LAW CREDIT	ARKANSAS LAW NOTES CREDIT
	Catalog Title	Journal of Islamic Law and Culture Credit	Arkansas Law Notes Credit
	Catalog Description	The Journal of Islamic Law & Culture is intended to encourage scholarship and dialogue that fosters a deeper understanding of the law and public policy of Islamic religion and culture, particularly as it intersects with Western law and society, including the legal and social communities of the US. The Journal is published semiannually by Routledge Press, in collaboration among the UA School of Law and the UA King Fahd Center for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies.	Arkansas Law Notes is published online as a student-run law journal by the University of Arkansas School of Law to members of the bar and the law school community at arkansaslawnotes.com. The publication features articles and current research, including student works. Law Notes is a tradition of the School of Law, dedicated to providing timely and insightful research on a variety of subjects to members of the bar. Law Notes is produced under the guidance of Professors Lonnie Beard, Uche Ewelukwa, and Brian Gallini. A mark of "CR" will be given.
	Proposed Effective Date	01/05/2013	Spring 2016
	Component Type	Lecture	ACT
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		Arkansas Law Notes has been restructured as a student-run law journal to replace a journal recently discontinued.
	Syllabus		RE_ LAWW 635V.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Wed, 08 Jul 2015 16:46:43 GMT - Updated course title to include CREDIT. See attached correspondence.
MATH 1514	Added
MATH 2514	Added
MATH 2554	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 1213 with a grade of C or better, or Math 1284C with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Preparedness for Calculus Exam, or a score of at least 28 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 680 on the math component of the old SAT or 710 on the math component of the new SAT, or a score of at least 2 on the Calculus AB or BC Advanced Placement Exam.	MATH 1213 with a grade of C or better, or Math 1284C with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Preparedness for Calculus Exam, or a score of at least 28 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 640 on the math component of the old SAT or 660 on the math component of the new SAT, or a score of at least 2 on the Calculus AB or BC Advanced Placement Exam.
	Justification	ACT score of 30 is too high compared to regional and national standards. The change will allow more prepared students to enter the class and be successful in the course.	Adjusting the SAT scores to be equivalent to the ACT prerequisite scores.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		MATH 2554
MATH 2803	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 30 Sep 2015 17:17:34 GMT - Edited short title to be more descriptive. ddraper - Thu, 01 Oct 2015 18:28:07 GMT - Attaching sample syllabus; course content unchanged. Simply expanded catalog description and title change. ddraper - Mon, 12 Oct 2015 16:13:18 GMT - Approving for ARSC Curriculum Committee; course was re-routed to expedited review process, because changes are minor. No course content is being changed.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	MATH 2564 or MATH 2564C.	MATH 2554 or MATH 2554C.
	Justification	Updating title and course description to be more informative and reflective of our view of the role of this course	Lowering the prerequisite to make the class available earlier for our majors, helping them to complete their degree on time. Does not affect course content.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		MATH 2803
MATH 3093	Catalog Title	Abstract Linear Algebra (Sp, Fa)	Abstract Linear Algebra
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 2564 and MATH 2803 with a C or better.	MATH 2803 with a C or better.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		MATH 2564 with a C or better.
	Justification		Reducing the prerequisite to a co-requisite to allow majors to take the course earlier in the program. Does not affect course content.
	Syllabus		MATH 3093 syllabus.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		rcc003 - Thu, 05 Oct 2017 18:47:46 GMT - Correctly changed coreq to pre- or coreq. agriffin - Thu, 19 Oct 2017 00:41:47 GMT - Rollback: Please work with faculty member to incorporate student learning outcomes into syllabus as requested by Faculty Senate. jdurdik - Wed, 01 Nov 2017 15:00:43 GMT - Rollback: learning outcomes needed
MATH 4303	Added
MATH 5033	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Course has been offered online since spring of 2015. Admin update to reflect this in CIM and to remove topics option (holdover from when this was a topics class back in 2010).
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		MATH 5033
MATH 5313	Catalog Title	Partial Differential Equations	Partial Differential Equations I
	Catalog Description	Classification, boundary value problems, applications, and numerical solutions.	Laplace’s equation, Heat equation, Wave Equation, Method of Characteristics.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 4423 and MATH 4513, and graduate standing in mathematics or statistics, or departmental consent.	MATH 4423, MATH 4513, and graduate standing in mathematics or statistics, or departmental consent.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Plan to add Spring semester sequel course; updated catalog description.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		PDE syllabus.pdf
	allcodes		MATH 5313
MATH 5323	Added
MATH 6203	Added
MATH 6213	Added
MATH 2554C	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	MATH 1213 with a grade of C or better, or Math 1284C with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Preparedness for Calculus Exam, or a score of at least 28 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 680 on the math component of the old SAT or 710 on the math component of the new SAT, or a score of at least 2 on the Calculus AB or BC Advanced Placement Exam.	MATH 1213 with a grade of C or better, or Math 1284C with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Preparedness for Calculus Exam, or a score of at least 28 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 640 on the math component of the old SAT or 660 on the math component of the new SAT, or a score of at least 2 on the Calculus AB or BC Advanced Placement Exam.
	Justification	ACT score of 30 is too high compared to regional and national standards. The change will allow more prepared students to enter the class and be successful in the course	Adjusting the SAT scores to be equivalent to the ACT prerequisite scores.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		MATH 2554C
MEEG 4182	Course Code	MEEG 4131	MEEG 4182
	Catalog Description	Students will select a capstone design project, and each student group will prepare a formal written proposal on their project for presentation to a panel of judges. This group project will be carried to completion in MEEG 4133.	Students will select a capstone design project, and each student group will prepare a formal written proposal on their project for presentation to a panel of judges. This group project will be carried to completion in MEEG 4192.
	Course Number	4131	4182
	Component Type	Lecture	Independent Study
	Credit Hours	1	2
	Status Modifiers	ELIM
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Justification		Why: This change is designed to emphasize the importance of the design work conducted by the students during MEEG 4182 Creative Project I, and encourage them to spend more time and effort. How: The number of credit hours of this course is reduced from 3 to 2. The total hours of CPI and CPII combined remain the same at 4.
	Syllabus		MEEG ABET Syllabus 4182.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		rossetti - Fri, 05 May 2017 12:11:28 GMT - Rollback: to make corrections by Dr. Tung ac087 - Fri, 01 Sep 2017 21:50:03 GMT - Change effective date to Spring 2018, courses changing in credit hours must be effective with the new catalog cycle. rossetti - Tue, 12 Sep 2017 18:39:03 GMT - Rollback: Please include syllabus. Justification should have a) what is being changed/proposed and b) why is the change necessary. rossetti - Wed, 13 Sep 2017 21:32:56 GMT - Rollback: Sending it back to be fixed dnutter - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 16:39:20 GMT - Rollback: for further changes per S. Tung. ac087 - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 19:22:30 GMT - Rollback: DEPARTMENT TO MAKE EDITS
	allcodes		MEEG 4182
MEEG 4192	Course Code	MEEG 4133	MEEG 4192
	Course Number	4133	4192
	Prerequisite(s)	MEEG 4131.	MEEG 4182
	Component Type	Lecture	Independent Study
	Credit Hours	3	2
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Justification		Why: This change is designed to emphasize the importance of the design work conducted by the students during MEEG 4182 Creative Project I, and encourage them to spend more time and effort. How: The number of credit hours of this course is reduced from 3 to 2. The total hours of CPI and CPII combined remain the same at 4.
	Syllabus		MEEG ABET Syllabus 4192.pdf
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Wed, 05 Apr 2017 16:16:52 GMT - Rollback: Because MEEG 4123 is active in course inventory and we don't duplicate the first 3 digits of a course number, a different number will need to be selected. Thank you! kjvestal - Thu, 13 Apr 2017 17:04:58 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back for course number edit. ac087 - Fri, 01 Sep 2017 21:56:28 GMT - Changed effective date to Fall 2018, change in credit hours in undergraduate proposals must be effective with the new catalog cycle. rossetti - Tue, 12 Sep 2017 18:39:10 GMT - Rollback: Please include syllabus. Justification should have a) what is being changed/proposed and b) why is the change necessary. rossetti - Wed, 13 Sep 2017 21:33:04 GMT - Rollback: Sending it back to be fixed dnutter - Thu, 14 Sep 2017 16:39:30 GMT - Rollback: for further changes per S. Tung. ac087 - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 19:22:41 GMT - Rollback: DEPARTMENT TO MAKE EDITS
	allcodes		MEEG 4192
MEEG 591V	Catalog Title	Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering (Sp, Su, Fa)	Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Topics		Course topics entered as needed
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Special topics in Mechanical Engineering are developed for the online graduate engineering programs. This update will accurately reflect all modes of delivery. Fall 2017 acceptable because proposal is being updated to reflect current offerings.
MGMT 3533	Added
MGMT 4543	Added
MGMT 5372	Added
MILS 1001	Short Course Title	INTRO TO MILITARY LEADERSHIP I	INTRODUCTION TO THE ARMY
	Catalog Title	Basic Introductory Course to Military Leadership I	Introduction to the Army
	Catalog Description	Incorporates various outdoor field craft skills involving both classroom and outdoor instruction. Subjects include small group leadership, rappelling, basic map reading, water safety and first aid. Introduction to organization, values, ethics, personal development and the role of the Army. Classroom 1 hour per week. Lab 2 hours per week.	This course focuses on small group leadership and introducing the student to the Army as an organization. Students learn time management, drill and ceremony, military customs and courtesies, basic map reading, water safety and first aid. Introduction to the organization, values, ethics, personal development and the role of the Army. Classroom 1 hour per week. Lab 2 hours per week.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Changing course title and description to match current Army Course nomenclature (title and description).
	allcodes		MILS 1001
MILS 1011	Short Course Title	INTRO MILITARY LEADERSHIP II	FOUNDATIONS OF LEADERSHIP
	Catalog Title	Introduction to Military Leadership II	Foundations of Agile and Adaptive Leadership
	Catalog Description	Incorporates various outdoor field craft involving both classroom and outdoor instruction, intermediate map reading/orienteering, first aid and outdoor cold/hot weather survival skills. Introduction to small group leadership principles. Personal development, ethics, values and the 7 Army values and the role that the Army plays in today's society and world. Classroom 1 hour per week. Lab 2 hours per week.	Continuation of MILS 1001. Topics include the Army Profession and what it means to be a professional in the U.S. Army, the Army Leadership Requirements Model, intermediate map reading/orienteering, and basic field craft. Classroom 1 hour per week. Lab 2 hours per week.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		Course title and description changed to match Army course title and description
	allcodes		MILS 1011
MILS 2002	Short Course Title	LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT I	LEADERSHIP AND DECISION MAKING
	Catalog Title	Leadership Development I	Leadership and Decision Making
	Catalog Description	Continuation of basic skills presented in MILS 1001 and MILS 1011. Course focus is on small unit leadership, team building and management skills. Includes an introduction to small unit tactics. Students develop leadership foundations by leading discussions, developing and briefing operation plans using the military decision making model. Classroom 2 hours per week. Lab 1 hour per week.	This course focuses on basic Army leadership doctrine and develops the student's skills by introducing them to small unit tactics. Students learn to apply critical thinking and problem solving by using Troop Leading Procedures (TLP). Additional topics include the value of diversity, understanding the officer‘s role in leading change, management skills, and the fundamentals of the Army as a profession. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	MILS 1001 and MILS 1011 or approval of Professor of Military Science.	MILS 1001 and MILS 1011 or departmental consent.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Course title and description changed to match Army course title and description.
	allcodes		MILS 2002
MILS 2012	Short Course Title	LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT II	DOCTRINE AND TEAM DEVELOPMENT
	Catalog Title	Leadership Development II	Army Doctrine and Team Development
	Catalog Description	Continuation of leadership skills presented in MILS 2002. Course focus is on decision making process, time management, and leadership skills. Includes an introduction to military writing and basic tactics. Cadets continue training in land navigation, first aid, and outdoor field craft. Classroom 2 hours per week. Lab 1 hour per week.	Continuation of MILS 2002. Topics include Troop Leading Procedures (TLP), time management, military writing, and basic tactics. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	MILS 1001 and MILS 1011 or approval of Professor of Military Science.	MILS 1001, and MILS 1011, and MILS 2002 or departmental consent.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		Course title and description changed to match Army course title and description.
	allcodes		MILS 2012
MILS 3004	Catalog Description	Development of managerial and leadership abilities, maximizing performance-oriented 'hands-on' training. Students learn advanced infantry tactics and demonstrate their leadership potential using this medium. Students are required to lead in drill and ceremony, physical training, and tactical infantry situations. The training is intended to prepare the student for the ROTC Advanced Camp experienced normally in the summer prior to the senior year or 4th year of ROTC. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week, plus 3 hours of physical training are conducted weekly. One weekend field training exercise is required per semester.	This course focuses on the development of managerial and leadership abilities and the practical application of these skills during 'hands-on' training. Students learn advanced infantry tactics and demonstrate their leadership potential using this medium. Students are required to lead in drill and ceremony, physical training, and tactical situations. This course prepares the student to excel at the ROTC Advanced Camp (normally attended during the summer between the junior and senior year). One 48 hour weekend field training exercise is required per semester. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 4 hours (conducted Monday - Thursday) per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	Junior standing plus one of the following conditions: completion of ROTC basic camp, veteran status, or completion of basic training with any component of the U.S. Armed Forces. Students must also obtain consent from the MSIII Advisor and the Professor of Military Science.	Departmental consent and (MILS 1001, MILS 1011, MILS 2002, and MILS 2012; or completion of Army ROTC Basic Camp; or completion of basic training with any component of the U.S. Armed Forces).
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Course description changed to match descriptions of Army courses.
	allcodes		MILS 3004
MILS 3014	Catalog Description	Development of managerial and leadership abilities, maximizing performance-oriented 'hands-on' training. Students learn advanced infantry tactics and demonstrate their leadership potential using this medium. Students are required to lead in drill and ceremony, physical training, and tactical infantry situations. The training is intended to prepare the student for the ROTC Advanced Camp experienced normally in the summer prior to the senior year or 4th year of ROTC. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week, plus 3 hours of physical training are conducted weekly. One weekend field training exercise is required per semester.	Continuation of MILS 3004. This course prepares the student to excel at the ROTC Advanced Camp (normally attended during the summer between the junior and senior year). Requirements include one 48 hour weekend field training exercise per semester. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 4 hours (conducted Monday - Thursday) per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	Junior standing plus one of the following conditions: completion of ROTC basic camp, veteran status, or completion of basic training with any component of the U.S. Armed Forces. Students must also obtain consent from the MSIII Advisor and the Professor of Military Science.	Departmental consent and MILS 1001, MILS 1011, MILS 2002, MILS 2012 and MILS 3004; or completion of Army ROTC Basic Camp; or completion of basic training with any component of the U.S. Armed Forces.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		Course description changed to match Army course descriptions
	allcodes		MILS 3014
MILS 4004	Catalog Description	The study of various military organizations and their role in military operations. Discussion of command and staff management in military organizations, executive responsibility of Army commissioned officers, service customs, courtesies, and traditions. The senior year includes the study of personnel management, professional ethics, the military justice system, and the Army's training and maintenance management system. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 3 hours per week. MS IV cadets plan and participate in 1 field training exercise per semester.	This course focuses on the study of various military organizations and their role in military operations. Discussion of command and staff management in military organizations, executive responsibility of Army commissioned officers, service customs, courtesies, and traditions. The senior year includes the study of personnel management, professional ethics, the military justice system, and the Army's training and maintenance management system. This course prepares students to assume responsibilities as a commissioned officer upon graduation. One 48 hour weekend field training exercise is required per semester. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 4 hours (conducted Monday - Thursday) per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	Successful completion of MS III course work (MILS 3004 and MILS 3014).	Departmental consent and MILS 3004 and MILS 3014.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Justification		Course description changed to match Army course description
	allcodes		MILS 4004
MILS 4014	Catalog Description	The study of various military organizations and their role in military operations. Discussion of command and staff management in military organizations, executive responsibility of Army commissioned officers, service customs, courtesies, and traditions. The senior year includes the study of personnel management, professional ethics, the military justice system, and the Army's training and maintenance management system. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 3 hours per week. MS IV cadets plan and participate in 1 field training exercise per semester.	Continuation of MILS 4004. This course prepares students to assume responsibilities as a commissioned officer upon graduation. One 48 hour weekend field training exercise is required per semester. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours, physical training 4 hours (conducted Monday - Thursday) per week.
	Prerequisite(s)	Successful completion of MS III course work.	Departmental consent and MILS 3004, MILS 3014 and MILS 4004.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2017
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		Course description changed to match Army course description
	allcodes		MILS 4014
MKTG 4453	Added
MKTG 5523	Added
MKTG 5563	Short Course Title	CONTEMP TOPICS IN RETAIL	RETAIL STRATEGY
	Catalog Title	Contemporary Topics in Retail	Retail Strategy
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		MKTG 5563
MKTG 6413	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Topics		Marketing Analytics
	Justification		Course will be offered to MBA and EMBA students
MKTG 4003H	Catalog Title	Honors Marketing and Transportation Colloquium (Fa)	Honors Marketing and Transportation Colloquium
	Create Topic Name?	No	Yes
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Topics		Special Topics - Varies with offering
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Making a small change inorder for us to allow students to see the topic is offered each time this class is taught.
MUAC 3401	Added
MUAC 3411	Added
MUAC 4401	Added
MUAC 4411	Added
MUAP 2001	Prerequisite(s)	Two semesters of MUAP 1001 and recommendation of the instructor.	Two hours of MUAP 1001 and recommendation of the instructor.
	Justification	No longer offered in the summer.	syncing data
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		MUAP 2001
MUEN 1431	Create Non Credit Lab?	Yes	No
	Catalog Title	Symphony Orchestra I (Sp, Fa)	Symphony Orchestra I
	Corequisite(s)	Lab component.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Class time extended so lab is no longer necessary.
MUEN 5881	Added
MUHS 3503	Added
MUPD 3883	Added
MUTH 3733	Added
MUTH 3743	Added
NURS 4023	Added
NURS 4063	Added
NURS 4092	Added
NURS 4112	Catalog Description	The course focuses on teaching/learning and the professional nurse's role in health promotion and disease prevention. A variety of health education and health promotion strategies are presented and evaluated. This is a Level II course. The online version of this course is limited to RN-BSN students only.	The course focuses on teaching/learning and the professional nurse's role in health promotion and disease prevention. A variety of health education and health promotion strategies are presented and evaluated. This is a Level II course.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus ONLN	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Admission to the nursing program, and completion of Level I courses or RNBN concentration.	Admission to the nursing program, and completion of Level I courses.
	Justification	Course is offered every term for RNBN concentration	Removed references to RN-BSN program and online delivery. Course will be taught on campus only.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		NURS 4112
NURS 4252	Prerequisite(s)	Completion of Level I courses. Pre- or	Completion of Level I courses.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2016
	Justification		removed typo
NURS 4603	Catalog Description	The course focuses on theories and concepts in community health nursing. Health resources are explored in a variety of settings. This is a Level II course. The online version of this course is limited to RN-BSN students only. The online RN-BSN student is exempt from the corequisite requirement.	The course focuses on theories and concepts in community health nursing. Health resources are explored in a variety of settings. This is a Level II course.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Completion of Level I courses and NURS 4112, NURS 4154, NURS 4164, NURS 4242, NURS 4252, and NURS 4262 or RNBN concentration.	Completion of Level I courses and NURS 4112, NURS 4154, NURS 4164, NURS 4242, NURS 4252, and NURS 4262.
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 4613 or RNBN concentration.	NURS 4613.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Study Abroad
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Additional Notes		Removed references to RNBN program and online offerings.
	allcodes		NURS 4603
NURS 4722	Catalog Description	Clinical immersion experience that approximates the role of a beginning BSN nurse generalist. The online version of this course is limited to RN-BSN students only. The online RN-BSN student is exempt from the corequisite requirement.	Clinical immersion experience that approximates the role of a beginning BSN nurse generalist.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus ONLN	On campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Completion of Level I courses and NURS 4112, NURS 4154, NURS 4164, NURS 4242, NURS 4252, NURS 4262 or RNBN concentration. To be taken in final semester of the RN-BSN program of study.	Completion of Level I courses and NURS 4112, NURS 4154, NURS 4164, NURS 4242, NURS 4252, NURS 4262.
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 4712 or RNBN concentration.	NURS 4712.
	Justification	NURS 4712 is not required for RNBN plan of study.	Removed references to RN-BSN program and online delivery. Course is taught on campus only.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		NURS 4722
NURS 5033	Short Course Title	ROLE DEVELOPMENT	FOUNDATIONS/ROLE DEVELOPMENT
	Catalog Title	Role Development	Scientific Foundations and Role Development in Advanced Practice Nursing
	Catalog Description	Examines the role development of advanced practices in nursing and the evolution of the Doctorate of Nursing Practice. Concepts include role development, interdisciplinary communication and collaborative strategies, patient advocacy and serving as change agent for role implementation.	Examines development of the advanced practice nursing role and evolution of the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). Concepts include scientific foundations of practice, role development, interdisciplinary collaborative strategies, advanced scope of practice, patient advocacy, and legal/ethical principles in the advanced practice role.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Title change is reflective of reorganization of course content; revisions to course outcomes are needed to address professional standards.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		NURS 5033 Roles.docx
	allcodes		NURS 5033
NURS 5101	Catalog Title	Advanced Health Assessment, Physical Examination and Diagnostic Reasoning	Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning
	Course Code	NURS 5102	NURS 5101
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5102	5101
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 5111.	NURS 5112.
	Credit Hours	2	1
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	To fairly distribute clinical hours in relation to didactic hours. Content in course does not change.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Prerequisite(s)		Completion of DNP Core Courses.
	Syllabus		NURS 5101 AHA Syllabus-101217.doc
	Additional Notes		Core Courses for BSN to DNP: ESRM 6403: Educational Statistics and Data Processing NURS 5003: Theoretical & Scientific Foundations for Nursing Practice NURS 5033: Role Development NURS 5043: Concepts of Health Promotion within Diverse Populations NURS 5053: Evidence-based Practice & Innovations in Nursing NURS 5102: Advanced health assessment, physical examination, & diagnostic reasoning NURS 5111: Clinical practicum for Advanced Health assessment, Physical Exam, & diagnostic reasoning NURS 5143: Advanced Pathophysiology NURS 6613: Epidemiology NURS 5123: Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing NURS 5523: Healthcare Informatics NURS 6123: Evaluation methods & translational research for evidence-based Practice NURS 5063: Health care policy NURS 6263: Organizational Management & Systems Leadership NURS 6233: Health Care Economics & Finance Core Courses for MSN to DNP NURS 5063: Health Care Policy NURS 6613: Epidemiology NURS 5523: Healthcare Informatics NURS 6263: Organizational Management & Systems Leadership NURS 6123: Evaluation Methods & Translational Research for Eviden
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:18:44 GMT - Rollback: please provide a list of the courses that satisfy the DNP core course list.
	allcodes		NURS 5101
NURS 5112	Short Course Title	CP: ADV HEALTH ASSESSMENT	ADV HEALTH ASSESS PRACTICUM
	Catalog Title	Clinical Practicum: Advanced Health Assessment, Physical Examination, and Diagnostic Reasoning	Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning Clinical Practicum
	Catalog Description	Focus is on the application of skilled critical thinking, clinical decision making, diagnostic reasoning, and advanced physical examination techniques to develop differential diagnoses, problem list, and a plan of care for individual clients.	Focus is on the application of clinical decision making, diagnostic reasoning, and advanced physical examination techniques to develop differential diagnoses, problem list, and a plan of care for individual clients.
	Course Code	NURS 5111	NURS 5112
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Course Number	5111	5112
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 5102.	NURS 5101.
	Credit Hours	1	2
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	To fairly distribute clinical hours in relation to didactic hours. Content in course does not change, but clinical hours increased from 45 to 90 hours.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		NURS 5112 AHA Practicum Syllabus-101217.docx
	allcodes		NURS 5112
NURS 5332	Added
NURS 5434	Added
NURS 5443	Short Course Title	CHRONIC HEALTH	CHRONIC HEALTH: AGACNP
	Catalog Title	Chronic Health Problems in Adult and Geriatric Populations	Chronic Health Problems in Adult and Gerontology Populations
	Catalog Description	Explores evidence-based models for the management of selected chronic conditions, focusing on the holistic assessment and treatment of individuals and families. Utilizes advanced theories, concepts, knowledge, and skill in the care of diverse adult and geriatric populations with complex chronic health problems. Prerequisite or Corequisite: NURS 6123.	Explores evidence-based models for the management of selected chronic conditions, focusing on assessment and treatment of individuals and families. Utilizes advanced theories, concepts, knowledge, and skill in the care of diverse adult and geriatric populations with complex chronic health problems.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Completion of core courses.	Completion of core courses and NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5424, and NURS 5442.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Re-alignment of course work and title to more accurately reflect progression in the program and to align with DNP Essentials, ANCC, and NONPF guidelines for AGACNP track.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		NURS 5443 Syllabus-revised.docx
	Additional Notes		Core Courses for BSN to DNP: ESRM 6403: Educational Statistics and Data Processing NURS 5003: Theoretical & Scientific Foundations for Nursing Practice NURS 5033: Role Development NURS 5043: Concepts of Health Promotion within Diverse Populations NURS 5053: Evidence-based Practice & Innovations in Nursing NURS 5102: Advanced health assessment, physical examination, & diagnostic reasoning NURS 5111: Clinical practicum for Advanced Health assessment, Physical Exam, & diagnostic reasoning NURS 5143: Advanced Pathophysiology NURS 6613: Epidemiology NURS 5123: Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing NURS 5523: Healthcare Informatics NURS 6123: Evaluation methods & translational research for evidence-based Practice NURS 5063: Health care policy NURS 6263: Organizational Management & Systems Leadership NURS 6233: Health Care Economics & Finance Core Courses for MSN to DNP NURS 5063: Health Care Policy NURS 6613: Epidemiology NURS 5523: Healthcare Informatics NURS 6263: Organizational Management & Systems Leadership NURS 6123: Evaluation Methods & Translational Research for Eviden This is part of the NURSDP-FNPR program.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:02:06 GMT - Rollback: please provide a list of the courses that satisfy the core course list. Also, course references prerequisites that have been rolled back due to repeat numbers, will need to change the numbers once a new number is selected.
	allcodes		NURS 5443
NURS 5454	Catalog Title	Adult-Geriatric (Chronic) Clinical I	Chronic Health Problems in Adult and Gerontology Populations Clinical Practicum
	Catalog Description	Focuses on the management of individuals with complex, chronic health problems. Emphasis is on the application of theoretical concepts, assessment skills, critical thinking, and evidence-based standards to formulate differential diagnoses, clinical impressions, treatment, and evaluation plans in the acute or outpatient setting.	Focuses on the management of adult-gerontology populations with complex, chronic health problems. Emphasis is on the application of theoretical concepts, assessment skills, clinical decision making, and evidence-based standards to formulate diagnoses, clinical impressions, treatment, and evaluation plans in the acute or out-patient setting.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Completion of core courses.	(Completion of core courses: NURS 5003, 5033, 5043, 5053, 5143, 5063, 5523), and (completion of specialty clinical courses NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5434, and NURS 5332).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Re-alignment of course work and title to more accurately reflect progression in the program and to align with DNP Essentials, ANCC, and NONPF guidelines for the AGACNP.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		NURS 5454 Syllabus-revised.docx
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 18 Oct 2017 20:17:15 GMT - Rollback: please provide a list of the courses that satisfy the core course list, also are NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5424, and NURS 5442 in addition to the core courses or are they the core courses? afrankl - Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:26:30 GMT - NURS 5424 is now NURS 5434 and NURS 5442 is now 5332 on pre-requisite clinical specialty courses.
	allcodes		NURS 5454
NURS 5463	Short Course Title	ACUTE/CRITICAL ILLNESS	ACUTE/CRITICAL ILLNESS: AGACNP
	Catalog Title	Acute and Critical Illness in Adult and Geriatric Populations	Acute and Critical Illness in Adult and Gerontology Populations
	Catalog Description	Provides an in-depth knowledge of management of acutely and critically ill adults. Emphasis is on the use of evidence-based knowledge to formulate differential diagnoses, diagnoses, treatment and evaluation plans, and outcome parameters for adults who have complex acute or critical health problems, or are at high risk for developing complications.	Provides an in-depth knowledge of management of acutely and critically ill adults. Emphasis is on the use of evidence-based knowledge to formulate diagnoses, treatment, evaluation plans, and referral for adults who have complex acute or critical health problems, or are at high risk for developing complications.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2019
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5443 and NURS 5454.	NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5424, NURS 5442, NURS 5443, and NURS 5454.
	Component Type	Practicum	Lecture
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Re-alignment of course work to more accurately reflect progression in program and to align with DNP Essentials, ANCC, and NONPF guidelines for the AGACNP.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		NURS 5463 Syllabus-revised.docx
	allcodes		NURS 5463
NURS 5475	Short Course Title	ADULT/GERIATRIC CLIN II	ACUTE/CRITICAL ILLNESS AGACNP
	Catalog Title	Adult-Geriatric (Acute/Critical) Clinical II	Acute and Critical Illness in Adult and Gerontology Populations Clinical Practicum
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2019
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5443 and NURS 5454.	NURS 5101, 5112, NURS 5424, NURS 5442, NURS 5443 and NURS 5454.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Re-alignment of course work to more accurately reflect progression in program and to align with DNP Essentials, ANCC, and NONPF guidelines for the AGACNP.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Syllabus		NURS 5475 Syllabus-revised.docx
	allcodes		NURS 5475
NURS 5483	Short Course Title	PRIM CARE EMERGING ISSUES	COMMON PROBLEMS PRIMARY CARE
	Catalog Title	Primary Care of Emerging Issues	Common Problems in Primary Care
	Catalog Description	Focuses on evidence-based models for the management of common health conditions in family practice, focusing on the holistic assessment and treatment of adults across the lifespan and their families. Emphasis on assessment, diagnosis and treatment of emerging conditions common to primary practice and walk-in clinics, and includes health promotion. Utilizes advanced theories, concepts, knowledge, and skill in the care of diverse family populations with emerging conditions.	Examines principles of pathological mechanisms of disease, refines knowledge for thorough history taking, physical examination, and clinical decision-making for men, women, and families with common illnesses treated in primary care.
	Course Delivery Method	ONLN	Off campus
	Syllabus	NURS 5483 Emerging.docx	NURS 5483 Common Px DidacticSYLLABUS (5).docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5102, NURS 5111 and NURS 5272.	NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5543, and NURS 5683.
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Re-alignment of course work and title to more accurately reflect progression in program and to align with DNP Essentials, and FNP NONPF criteria. Women and men incorporated into common problems seen.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		NURS 5483
NURS 5495	Short Course Title	PRIMARY CARE EMERGING ISSUES	COMMON PROBLEMS FNP PRACTICUM
	Catalog Title	Primary Care of Emerging Issues	Common Problems in Primary Care Clinical Practicum
	Catalog Description	Clinical component to 5483. Focuses on the management of individuals with acute and complex health conditions in the adult population. Emphasis on application of theoretical concepts, assessment skills, critical thinking, and evidence-based standards to formulate differential diagnoses, clinical impressions, treatment, and evaluation plans in family practice.	Clinical component to 5483 Common Problems Primary Care. Refines skills for thorough history taking, physical examination, and clinical decision-making for men, women, and families with common illnesses treated in primary care.
	Course Delivery Method	ONLN	Off campus
	Syllabus	NURS 5495 EmergClinical.docx	NURS 5495 Common Px Practicum Syllabus.docx
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 10 Feb 2016 14:17:51 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back for title editing.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5454.	NURS 5101, NURS 5112, NURS 5543, and NURS 5683.
	Justification	Course title and description must be specific to course content as required by FNP national credentialing bodies.	To align this clinical course with 5483 (didactic content); to move women and men to this clinical rotation. Aligns with DNP Essentials, NONPF criteria
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		NURS 5495
NURS 5543	Short Course Title	PRIMARY CARE WOMEN & CHILD	PRIMARY CARE OF CHILDREN
	Catalog Title	Primary Care of Women and Children	Primary Care of Children
	Catalog Description	Focuses on evidence-based models for the management of women and children, focusing on the holistic assessment and treatment of these populations, as well as their families. Emphasis on assessment, diagnosis and treatment of conditions common to primary practice, women's health and pediatric clinics, and including health promotion. Utilizes advanced theories, concepts, knowledge, and skill in the care of diverse populations with common conditions.	Focuses on evidence-based models for the management of children from diverse cultures with common conditions in primary care. Includes anticipatory guidance, health promotion, and disease prevention. Emphasis on application of theoretical concepts, assessment skills, clinical decision-making, and evidence-based standards to formulate differential diagnoses, clinical impressions, treatment, and evaluation plans in primary care.
	Syllabus	NURS 5542 Care of WomenChildren (003).docx NURS 5543 Primary Care of Women & Children.docx	NURS 5543 Primary Care of Children.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2019
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5102, NURS 5111, NURS 5143, and NURS 5123.	NURS 5101 and NURS 5112.
	Justification	Corrected requisite course number - NURS 5102 instead of 5012.	Moving primary care of women to common problems, to focus entirely on children in this course, to comply with national examination blueprints.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		NURS 5543
NURS 5683	Short Course Title	PRM CARE WOMEN CHILD CLINIC	PRM CARE CHILDREN PRACTICUM
	Catalog Title	Primary Care of Women and Children Clinical Practicum	Primary Care of Children Clinical Practicum
	Course Delivery Method	ONLN	Off campus
	Syllabus	NURS 5682 WomenChildren Clinical.docx NURS 5683 WomenChildren Clinical.docx	NURS 5683 Prmary Care of Children ClinicalPrac (1).docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2019
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 5102, NURS 5111, NURS 5123, and NURS 5143.	NURS 5101 and NURS 5112
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 5543.	NURS 5543
	Justification	This course must be changed to a 3-credit course based on the clinical practicum requirements prescribed by national credentialing bodies.	Moving primary care of women to common problems, to focus entirely on children in this course, to comply with national examination blueprints.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		NURS 5683
NURS 5873	Added
NURS 5884	Added
NURS 6224	Short Course Title	SP: CLINICAL III	DNP CLINICAL I
	Catalog Title	Specialty Practice Clinical III	DNP Clinical Practicum I
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Summer 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Provides the essential clinical experiences for doctoral level advanced-practice nursing practice. Title updated to reflect professional expectations.
	Typically Offered		Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		NURS 6224
NURS 6244	Short Course Title	SP: CLINICAL IV	DNP CLINICAL II
	Catalog Title	Specialty Practice Clinical IV	DNP Clinical Practicum II
	Catalog Description	Allows for the continuation of specialty role development and a more refined and advanced approach to care delivery, systems thinking, and leadership. Allows for the total number of practice hours required for certification and/or degree.	Allows for the continuation of specialty role development and an advanced approach to care delivery, systems thinking, and leadership. Allows for the total number of practice hours required for certification and/or degree.
	Reviewer Comments	lindsayt - Tue, 01 Mar 2016 20:27:40 GMT - Rollback: This course is developed for online/web-based delivery. Please add the "Online/web-based" delivery method in the Delivery Methods section. agriffin - Wed, 20 Apr 2016 18:13:47 GMT - Effective date will need to be fall 2017, based on timing of submission and the approval process.	skpatton - Thu, 19 Oct 2017 15:33:12 GMT - my only question is what does "more refined" mean? I would not know if I were a student reading this in the catalogue. I believe it reads better without it but I approve.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	FNP students program of study requires this course to be taken in a different semester than AGACNP students.	Provides the essential clinical experiences for doctoral level advanced-practice nursing practice. Title updated to reflect professional expectations.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Additional Notes		Minor stylistic edits in the catalog description per request from Drs. Patton and Butler.
	allcodes		NURS 6244
NURS 7122	Short Course Title	CAPSTONE IMPLEMENT I	DNP PROJECT I
	Catalog Title	Capstone Implementation in Practice Setting I	DNP Project Implementation I
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 7113.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Title updated to reflect national trends and professional expectations.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		NURS 7122
NURS 7142	Short Course Title	CAPSTONE IMPLEMENT II	DNP PROJECT II
	Catalog Title	Capstone Implementation in Practice Setting II	DNP Project Implementation II
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2019
	Prerequisite(s)	NURS 7113 and NURS 7122.	NURS 7122.
	Corequisite(s)	NURS 7132.
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Title updated to address national trends and professional expectations
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		NURS 7142
NURS 628V	Short Course Title	SP: CLINICAL V	DNP CLINICAL III
	Catalog Title	Specialty Practice Clinical V	DNP Clinical Practicum III
	Catalog Description	Allows for the continuation of specialty role development and a more refined and advanced approach to care delivery, systems thinking, and leadership. Allows for the total number of practice hours required for certification and/or degree.	Allows for the continuation of specialty role development and an advanced approach to care delivery, systems thinking, and leadership. Allows for the total number of practice hours required for certification and/or degree.
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 07 Jun 2017 15:32:24 GMT - Rollback: Please select repeat for degree credit and change maximum hours. Thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2019
	Justification	This new program requires additional clinical hours. Allowing students to repeat this course enables them to meet the clinical hour requirement at the doctoral level.	Provides the essential clinical experiences for doctoral level advanced-practice nursing practice. Title updated to reflect professional expectations.
	Additional Notes	The following statement was added to the course description. May be repeated for up to 8 hours of degree credit.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		NURS 628V
NUTR 2113	Catalog Description	Physical and chemical characteristics of foods and factors that affect these characteristics during storage and preparation. Lecture 2 hours.	Physical and chemical characteristics of foods, organized by food science and nutrition, protein foods, phytochemicals, complex and refined carbohydrates, and fats. Emphasis on food preparation and storage methods and effect on foods. Investigation and practice of food preparation basics, cooking and baking techniques, knife skills, food safety, and sensory evaluation of food.
	Course Code	NUTR 2112	NUTR 2113
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Course Number	2112	2113
	Prerequisite(s)	NUTR 1213 and CHEM 1073 (or CHEM 1103 or CHEM 1213). FHNH or HNHI majors or minors or GHES or FCSE majors only.	NUTR 1213, HOSP 2601 and (CHEM 1073, or CHEM 1103, or CHEM 1213), and one of the following programs, minors or concentrations: (HNADBS, FNAHBS, HESCBS, GFNU-M, or CATEBS-FCSE).
	Credit Hours	2	3
	Justification	Adding HNHI majors to pre-reqs.	Due to recent recommendations by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics related to increasing both knowledge and competency in the area of food and culinary studies necessitates a change to provide more information in the areas of food preparation, culinary skills and sustainability. Pre-Req Justification: HOSP 2611: Students must apply basic principles & practices of food safety and sanitation in food handling, preparation & storage. CHEM 1073 (or CHEM 1103 or CHEM 1203): Students must be able to identify the basic chemistry principles underlying the properties and reactions of various food components. NUTR 1213: Students must possess a basic knowledge of the science of nutrition as it relates to the human body and health. HNAD, FNAH, GHES or FCSE majors or HNAD minors only: In order to match available resources to student needs, enrollment is limited to the listed majors/minor only.
	Additional Notes	EFFECTIVE FALL 2014.	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Syllabus		NUTR 2113 Principles of Foods Draft F18.docx
	Reviewer Comments		tmartin - Thu, 09 Mar 2017 21:37:20 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data showing how the grade of B or higher will ensure student success in this course. megarris - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 14:42:04 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data. mrevans - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 20:24:11 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes and prereqs must have justifications
	allcodes		NUTR 2113
NUTR 3003	Added
NUTR 3103	Added
NUTR 3213	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	COMM IN NUTR & DIETETICS	NUTR EDUC AND COUNSELING
	Catalog Title	Communication in Nutrition and Dietetics	Nutrition Education and Counseling
	Catalog Description	A study of communication, nutrition education, health behavior theories, counseling and interviewing techniques, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Code of Ethics, outcomes research, reimbursement and marketing yourself.	Introduction to development of communication skills related to educational theory and techniques, development of educational materials, interpersonal communication skills, group dynamics, public speaking, and interviewing techniques. Includes discussion of counseling theory and methods, and how education and counseling are intertwined for nutrition professionals. Includes development of skills in nutrition counseling.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	NUTR 1213 and FHNH or HNHI majors only.	NUTR 1213, and HNAD or FNAH majors only.
	Justification	Adding HNHI to pre-reqs.	The name change is requested to more accurately identify the existing content of the course. Prerequisite Justification: NUTR 1213: Students must possess a basic knowledge of the science of nutrition as it relates to the human body and health.
	Additional Notes	EFFECTIVE FALL 2014	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Syllabus		NUTR 3213 Syllabus DRAFT.docx
	Reviewer Comments		tmartin - Thu, 09 Mar 2017 19:29:10 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data showing how the grade of B or higher will ensure student success in this course. megarris - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 14:43:03 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data. tmartin - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 17:02:47 GMT - Rollback: This is a major change not a minor change. Please resubmit as a major course change. mrevans - Fri, 27 Oct 2017 14:56:07 GMT - Rollback: All syllabi must have "Student Learning Outcomes" and all prerequisites must have justifications.
	allcodes		NUTR 3213
NUTR 3603	Added
NUTR 4001	Added
NUTR 4103	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change	Major Content Change
	Short Course Title	EXPERIMENTAL FOODS	RESEARCH METHODS IN NUTRITION
	Catalog Title	Experimental Foods	Research Methods in Nutrition
	Catalog Description	Application of experimental methods for investigations in cookery. Group and individual problems. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours per week.	This course will cover applications of experimental methods for investigations in nutrition research and cookery.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	NUTR 2112 and NUTR 2111L and (CHEM 1123 and CHEM 1121L or CHEM 1073 and CHEM 1071L).	NUTR 2113, NUTR 2111L and Human Nutrition and Dietetics or Food, Nutrition and Health majors with senior standing only.
	Corequisite(s)	Lab component.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	AGST 4023 or STAT 2303 or EDFD 2403 or PSYC 2013 and FHNH or HNHI majors with senior standing only.	STAT 2303.
	Component Type	Lecture/Laboratory	Lecture
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Due to recent recommendations by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics related to increasing both knowledge and competency in the area of nutrition research and methodology, the existing course should be re-configured to allow a more focused time in a laboratory setting in addition to the lecture and the name of the course adjusted to reflect current content and focus. Pre-Req Justification: NUTR 2113/2111L: Students must apply basic food preparation and laboratory techniques to the development & implementation of the NUTR 4103 research project STAT 2303: Student must be apply basic statistical principles for the completion of the research project. HNAD or FNAH majors with senior standing only: In order to match available resources to student needs, enrollment is limited to the listed majors with senior standing only.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Syllabus		NUTR 4103 Syllabus DRAFT.docx
	Additional Notes		To be effective FALL 2018.
	Reviewer Comments		mrevans - Fri, 29 Sep 2017 19:03:34 GMT - Rollback: Syllabi must have Student Learning Outcomes and prereqs must have a justification statement.
	allcodes		NUTR 4103
NUTR 4223	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 21 Feb 2014 17:56:49 GMT - Rollback: This course must be rolled back and approved again in order to redirect to the AA Vice Chancellor. Thank you!	mrevans - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 15:05:37 GMT - Rollback: The reason for the change in the prereqs is unclear. It is unclear how these changes relate to the new requirement to take Human Anatomy which has a prereq of 4 hours of Biol. Biol 2213 is not listed as a prereq specifically for anatomy. Also, a student could skip the Biol and just take chemistry. Please provide a more clear explanation for the changes in the prereqs for this course.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	NUTR 1213 and either (BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L or ANSC 3032 and ANSC 3042) or (CHEM 1073 and CHEM 1071L or CHEM 1103 and BIOL 1543 and BIOL 1541L).	NUTR 1213 and BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L.
	Justification	Changing the course prefix from HESC to NUTR will bring the curriculum into closer alignment with what other accredited Dietetics/Nutrition programs around the nation use for their courses.	NUTR 1213 is a foundational course for general nutrition content. BIOL 2213/2211L is a pre-requisite for students to understand function of the human body and its relationship to nutrition throughout the lifecycle. Due to recent recommendations by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics for students to complete Human Anatomy & Human Physiology, the BIOL 1543/5141L and ANSC 3032/3042 option was removed from the plan of study for the HNAD and FHAN degrees. The Chemistry pre-requisites are being removed in favor of the BIOL 2213/2211L, as this course and lab is more pertinent to the understanding of the course material presented in NUTR 4223. Therefore a change in pre-requisities is required to remove these options.
	Additional Notes	Effective Fall 2014	to be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		NUTR 4223
NUTR 4263	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Catalog Description	Principles of medical nutrition therapy with emphasis on the Nutrition Care Process, and the pathophysiology and current standards of practice for diseases and disorders. Pre- or corequisite: NUTR 4213 and NUTR 3213.	Principles of medical nutrition therapy with emphasis on the Nutrition Care Process, and the pathophysiology and current standards of practice for diseases and disorders.
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Fri, 21 Feb 2014 17:57:01 GMT - Rollback: This course must be rolled back and approved again in order to redirect to the AA Vice Chancellor. Thank you!	lkulcza - Thu, 09 Mar 2017 20:10:40 GMT - Rollback: Per request from Terry Martin tmartin - Thu, 09 Mar 2017 20:49:50 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data showing how the grade of B or higher will ensure student success in this course. megarris - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 14:43:15 GMT - Rollback: Please provide data. kjvestal - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 20:27:18 GMT - Rollback: Please see previous comments. Thank you! mrevans - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 15:08:52 GMT - Rollback: As for previous courses, it is unclear how this change relates to the need to take Human anatomy since 4 hours of Biol are the published prereqs for Human anatomy. Please provide a more clear explanation for the change in prereqs.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2014	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2213 and BIOL 2211L (or ANSC 3042) and CHEM 3813.	BIOL 2213, BIOL 2211L and CHEM 3813.
	Justification	Changing the course prefix from HESC to NUTR will bring the curriculum into closer alignment with what other accredited Dietetics/Nutrition programs around the nation use for their courses.	Due to recent recommendations by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics for students to complete Human Anatomy & Human Physiology, the ANSC 3032/3042 and the pre-requisites for the ANSC course of BIOL 1543/5141L option was removed from the plan of study for the HNAD degree. Therefore a change in pre-requisities is required to remove this option. BIOL 2213/2211L Human Physiology and CHEM 3813 Biochemistry remain unchanged as pre-requisites, as knowledge in these courses is required for successful completion.
	Additional Notes	Effective Fall 2014	To be effective FALL 2018.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)		NUTR 3213 and NUTR 4213.
	allcodes		NUTR 4263
NUTR 4303	Added
NUTR 4403	Added
NUTR 3101L	Added
NUTR 4101L	Added
OMGT 4853	Catalog Description	Basic topics include implementations of formulas and functions to conduct breakeven analysis, numerical forecasting, inventory and quality control calculations. Advanced topics include linear programming, optimization, Monte Carlo simulation, time value of money and analysis of variance (ANOVA). Introduction to functions necessary to import and analyze data to support Operations Management decisions.	This course covers decision support tools used in operations management including spreadsheet applications, introduction to database concepts, and presentation methods. The primary decision support tools covered are Microsoft Office products, specifically Excel, but also Word and PowerPoint. It is not a typical course on Microsoft Office products. This course covers how the Excel functions and capabilities are applied in operations management and in the other OMGT courses. The course introduces Excel Topics used in the OMGT curriculum, while reinforcing other Excel topics with review questions. Most of the course covers the Excel skills and techniques needed in the OMGT core courses, but covers some of the Excel concepts used in the elective courses.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	syncing data	Description change to update content.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Program administered proficiency exam or departmental consent.
	Syllabus		Syllabus _ 2018 Spring 8W1 _ 2017-11-01.docx
	Additional Notes		Updated syllabus attached. Proficiency exam for 4853 is still available because there is no commercial equivalent. Word and Powerpoint are still used in the "present data" and Powerpoint chart objectives.
	Reviewer Comments		ndennis - Thu, 12 Oct 2017 22:32:10 GMT - Rollback: Please attach an updated syllabus that lists student learning outcomes for the course and the topical coverage. Learning outcomes should use quantifiable action verbs that describe what the student should be able to do after completing the course. If MSWORD or PowerPoint are not part of the learning outcomes or topical coverage please revise description of the course to delete those tools. Are you re-instituting the proficiency exams? Weren't they done away with a year or so ago? kbible - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 13:34:26 GMT - Rollback: This was rolled back to Global Campus with a request for a syllabus. See comments from the Norm Dennis (ENGR Dean). epohl - Fri, 13 Oct 2017 14:34:07 GMT - Rollback: Rich, Please provide an appropriate updated syllabus
	allcodes		OMGT 4853
OMGT 5013	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:14:25 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based to Course Delivery Method	epohl - Sat, 20 May 2017 03:31:01 GMT - Rollback: What about Eng Management and MSE programs ac087 - Wed, 30 Aug 2017 21:10:26 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to spring term. ac087 - Wed, 30 Aug 2017 21:38:18 GMT - restructure prerequisite per requisite conventions. ndennis - Wed, 06 Sep 2017 12:11:39 GMT - Rollback: The justification section should be a two part construct. What are you doing, and why are you doing it. I don't understand how this change affects the budget. ndennis - Thu, 12 Oct 2017 22:38:23 GMT - Rollback: you still have not addressed ENGMGT or MSE students in your prerequisites. ndennis - Mon, 06 Nov 2017 15:50:41 GMT - Modified prerequisite statement to eliminate non-degree seeking students from auto enrollment.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4333, OMGT 4853 and OMGT 5003.	OMGT 4323, OMGT 4853 and admitted to OPMGMS, EMGTMS, ENGRME or OMPMGC Graduate Certificate Program, or departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration prerequisite clarification requiring non-OMGT students to be manually enrolled to ensure tuition and fees are correctly applied.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5013
OMGT 5113	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:15:30 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based to course delivery method. Also, is OMGT 5003 as a prereq for this course?	epohl - Sat, 20 May 2017 03:32:28 GMT - Rollback: MSE and Eng Management? ac087 - Wed, 30 Aug 2017 21:20:21 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to spring term.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4313 and OMGT 5003.	OMGT 4313, OMGT 5003 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5113
OMGT 5123	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4323, OMGT 4853 and (OPMGMS major, or be admitted to the OMPMGC Program, or be a Non-degree seeking graduate student), or have departmental consent.	OMGT 4323, OMGT 4853 and admitted to OPMGMS, EMGTMS, ENGRME, or OMPMGC Graduate Certificate Program, or departmental consent.
	Justification	Registration clarification.	Registration prerequisite clarification requiring non-OMGT students to be manually enrolled to ensure tuition and fees are correctly applied. .
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		ndennis - Thu, 12 Oct 2017 22:42:07 GMT - Rollback: Can MSE and ENGMGT students take this course? If so, should they be able to see it in UAConnect? Please revise prereqs to include these students if they are eligible ndennis - Mon, 06 Nov 2017 15:44:43 GMT - Removed the ability to take multiple times for credit and, in consultation with Dr. Ed Pohl, revised prerequisite statement.
	allcodes		OMGT 5123
OMGT 5133	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:16:52 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based to Course Delivery Method.	lkulcza - Fri, 19 May 2017 18:55:49 GMT - Removed prereq of Graduate Standing, as new requisite is more restrictive than just graduate standing.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Graduate standing.	Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5133
OMGT 5143	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Mon, 02 Mar 2015 17:33:47 GMT - Rollback: For the prerequisite, please indicate instructor or departmental consent. Thank you! skenner - Thu, 07 May 2015 15:09:49 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web. Did you intend to add 5003 as a prerequisite? epohl - Thu, 07 May 2015 15:36:33 GMT - Rollback: See Suzanne's comment. Do you want online option for this?	lkulcza - Fri, 19 May 2017 18:57:34 GMT - Removed "or department consent"--redundant with updated requisite.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003, OMGT 4313, OMGT 5113 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003, OMGT 4313, OMGT 5113 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Additional Notes	5003 added as pre-req per dept chair. Online should have been marked, but keeps dropping for some reason. None of the OMGT courses had online currently marked and approved until this review.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5143
OMGT 5223	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	INEG 4223 or OMGT 5403.	INEG 4223 or OMGT 5403 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Course Prerequisite requirement did not change, the course number changed from OMGT 4303 to OMGT 5403.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5223
OMGT 5253	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2017	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 4313 or departmental consent.
	Justification	After review, OMGT 5003 objectives no longer are required to prepare for this course; OMGT 4313 Business Law objectives still support this course but are able to be mastered simultaneously.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5253
OMGT 5303	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification		Registration clarification.
	allcodes		OMGT 5303
OMGT 5373	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:18:20 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based to course delivery method.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4333 and OMGT 4853.	OMGT 4333 and OMGT 4853, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5373
OMGT 5403	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Administrative change to change graduate course number to 5000 level and reflect online offering. Proposed number is not used by another OMGT course.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5403
OMGT 5423	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:18:54 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based to Course Delivery method
	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5423
OMGT 5433	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	INEG 2513 or OMGT 4853, OMGT 4323 and OMGT 4333.	INEG 2513 or OMGT 4853, OMGT 4323 and OMGT 4333, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Corrected long-standing administrative pre-requisite error.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5433
OMGT 5443	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Reviewer Comments	epohl - Wed, 18 Jan 2017 16:57:20 GMT - Rollback: typo in course description "sing" should be "single"	lkulcza - Fri, 19 May 2017 19:21:57 GMT - Adjusted course prereqs per conversation with Rich Ham.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003, OMGT 4333, INEG 2313 or OMGT 4853.	(OMGT 5003, OMGT 4333, and OMGT 4853) or INEG 2313, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Update to match cross listed courses.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5443
OMGT 5463	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:20:36 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method. Also, is OMGT 5003 to be a prereq? skenner - Tue, 17 Mar 2015 14:39:28 GMT - Rollback: noted that omgt 5003 is not listed as a new prereq for this course like the others. double checking before i submit. thank you!
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003, OMGT 4323 and OMGT 4853.	OMGT 5003, OMGT 4323 and OMGT 4853, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5463
OMGT 5473	Added
OMGT 5493	Added
OMGT 5503	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:21:03 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4333.	OMGT 4333 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5503
OMGT 5613	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4333 and OMGT 5003.	OMGT 4333 and OMGT 5003, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Administrative change to correct graduate course to 5000-level and reflect online offerings. OMGT 5613 is not used by another OMGT course.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5613
OMGT 5623	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 and OMGT 4313.	OMGT 5003 and OMGT 4313, and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Administrative change from converting OMGT 5873 to an optional elective.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5623
OMGT 5633	Prerequisite(s)	Graduate standing or instructor permission	Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Justification		Registration clarification.
	allcodes		OMGT 5633
OMGT 5653	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003 or EMGT 5033, must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Request to offer spring 17, rather than fall 17, approved.	Added new EMGT pre-requisites for new program.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		kjvestal - Mon, 15 May 2017 16:39:45 GMT - Rollback: Please remove the cross-listing from this course. EMGT 5653 will be a new course and won't complete the approval process in time to be valid with this proposal. You can add the cross-listing to the new course proposal. Thank you! ac087 - Fri, 01 Sep 2017 21:28:52 GMT - change effective date to Spring 2018 pending completion of approval process to coincide with EMGT 5653 the cross-listed course.
	allcodes		OMGT 5653
OMGT 5673	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Wed, 11 Feb 2015 15:20:17 GMT - Rollback: Because OMGT 577V is currently active in course inventory, a different number will need to be selected. We do not duplicate the first three digits of a course number. Thank you! epohl - Wed, 11 Feb 2015 15:39:01 GMT - Rollback: Should OMGT 5003 be a prerequisite for this class? kjvestal - Wed, 11 Feb 2015 16:41:11 GMT - Rollback: Please see departmental comment.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4333.	OMGT 4333 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Administrative change to change graduate course number to 5000 level and reflect online offering. Proposed number is not used by another OMGT course.	Registration clarification.
	Additional Notes	5003 and 4853 added as pre-reqs.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5673
OMGT 5733	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:21:23 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4313.	OMGT 4313 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5733
OMGT 5783	Reviewer Comments	epohl - Wed, 11 Feb 2015 15:35:38 GMT - Rollback: Number doesn't look like it has been changed
	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Administrative change to change graduate course number to 5000 level and reflect online offering. Proposed number is not used by another OMGT course.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5783
OMGT 5793	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or EMGT 5033 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003 or EMGT 5033, must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	New course to support student interest and market research	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		OMGT 5793
OMGT 5823	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:22:47 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method. Also, did you want to leave OMGT 4853 as a prereq since there no excel used in the course?
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4853.	OMGT 4853 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Additional Notes	4853 kept as pre-req, but re-evaluted after course review.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5823
OMGT 5833	Reviewer Comments	skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:23:46 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 4853.	OMGT 4853 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	allcodes		OMGT 5833
OMGT 5873	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Pre- or Corequisite(s)	OMGT 5003 or departmental consent.	OMGT 5003.
	Justification	Program review determined a need for course adjustment and alignment of new program outcomes. Course tite change to capture changes. Course no longer required course. It was an option with strategic management; new proposal would require strategic management.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5873
OMGT 5903	Reviewer Comments	epohl - Mon, 10 Oct 2016 14:23:48 GMT - Rollback: Maybe you should change title to "Operations Management of Unmanned Ariel Systems" That provides a strong link to OM department and aligns with course description. Current title a little too broad. epohl - Fri, 14 Oct 2016 13:43:15 GMT - Rollback: hybrid mode?
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Course designed to meet needs of various UAS committee members for safe, legal, efficient and compliant research using UAS. Supports research strategies of the Vice Provost for Research and Economic Development.	Registration clarification.
	Additional Notes	Course is also built in conjunction with U of A extension service desire to have a course for agriculture research as part of the UAS task force.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5903
OMGT 5983	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	OMGT 5783.	OMGT 5783 and must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 30 Aug 2017 21:50:17 GMT - change effective date to spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to spring term.
	allcodes		OMGT 5983
OMGT 5993	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Request to offer this spring 17, versus fall 17, approved.	Registration clarification.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Prerequisite(s)		Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	allcodes		OMGT 5993
OMGT 577V	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Mon, 02 Mar 2015 17:53:30 GMT - Rollback: Please list specific courses, Subject code and number, for prerequisite. Thank you! skenner - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 19:21:50 GMT - Rollback: Please add online/web-based for Course Delivery Method.
	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2015	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Departmental consent.	Must be admitted to the Master of Science in Operations Management Program, Project Management Graduate Certificate Program, be a Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student, or have departmental consent.
	Justification	Aligning pre-requisties and co-requisites to specific course vice current program pre-reqs based on program review.	Registration clarification.
	Additional Notes	It would be impossible to align all possible pre-requisite courses. Department consent is satisfactory.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Topics		topics exist
	allcodes		OMGT 577V
OMGT 600V	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Status Modifiers	Inactivated
	Catalog Title	Master's Thesis (Irregular)	Master's Thesis
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Total credits allowed		6
	Total completions		2
	Catalog Description		Master's thesis option for OMGT students.
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Irregular requirement. Still allowed in curriculum and catalogue.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Fri, 01 Sep 2017 20:39:24 GMT - Change effective date to Spring 2018 pending completion of approval process prior to the start of Spring term. Remove irregular from title per new UA connect naming conventions.
	Is Reactivate?		true
OTPD 531V	Added
PBHL 3443	Added
PBHL 3613	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Reviewer Comments	bradford - Sun, 29 Jun 2014 22:13:11 GMT - per B. Hammig need “off-campus” method removed and “online/web-based” added	jpenner - Tue, 09 May 2017 14:04:04 GMT - Rollback: This is affecting the program of study so change must be delayed until program can also be modified for a fall 2018 start. Instead of a change on course, you need to propose a new course. If you have questions, please call Denise 54205. Thanks!
	Course Code	PBHL 2613	PBHL 3613
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Spring 2018
	Course Number	2613	3613
	Justification	To reflect new approved Undergraduate program in Public Health	To meet criteria of our accrediting body-The Council on Education for Public Health-we had to add 6 objectives and related content to the course. The objectives are specific to the public health profession and warrant the class becoming a 3000 level course. An additional text was also added.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Syllabus		PBHL 3613 Syllabus.docx
	allcodes		PBHL 3613
PHED 3163	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Kinesiology(KINS)	Physical Education(PHED)
	Course Code	KINS 3163	PHED 3163
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2015	Fall 2018
	Justification	Eliminating KINS 2223 as a prerequisite; faculty determined this was not a necessary prerequisite for KINS 3163	Course is required in PHED curriculum and is taught by PHED faculty. Represents alpha code change only.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		PHED 3163
PHED 3203	Prerequisite(s)	Junior standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Justification		Eliminate prerequisite.
	allcodes		PHED 3203
PHED 3223	Subject Code	Kinesiology(KINS)	Physical Education(PHED)
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Course Code	KINS 3223	PHED 3223
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	syncing data	Course is required in PHED curriculum and is taught by PHED faculty. Represents alpha code change only.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		kbible - Thu, 19 Oct 2017 13:24:15 GMT - Made changes per Dean (Dr. Dittmore) and the instructor (Paul Calleja) - removing the online delivery was not correct.
	allcodes		PHED 3223
PHED 5643	allcodes	KINS 5643	PHED 5643
	Course Code	KINS 5643	PHED 5643
	Subject Code	Kinesiology(KINS)	Physical Education(PHED)
	Catalog Title	Motor Learning (Sp)	Motor Learning
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Course is required in PHED curriculum and is taught by PHED faculty. Represents alpha code change only.
PHED 5753	allcodes	KINS 5753	PHED 5753
	Course Code	KINS 5753	PHED 5753
	Subject Code	Kinesiology(KINS)	Physical Education(PHED)
	Catalog Title	Sport Psychology (Su)	Sport Psychology
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus Off campus
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Course is required in PHED curriculum and is taught by PHED faculty. Represents alpha code change only.
PHED 6723	Added
PHED 3163H	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Subject Code	Kinesiology(KINS)	Physical Education(PHED)
	Course Code	KINS 3163H	PHED 3163H
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2015	Fall 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L and P-12 or K-12 physical education major.	BIOL 2443 and BIOL 2441L and P-12 or K-12 physical education major. Honors standing.
	Justification	Eliminating KINS 2223 as a prerequisite; faculty determined this was not a necessary prerequisite for KINS 3163H	Course is required in PHED curriculum and is taught by PHED faculty. Represents alpha code change only.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Summer
	allcodes		PHED 3163H
PHIL 4093	Catalog Description	This course will cover subject matter not covered in regularly offered courses.	This course will cover subject matter not covered in regularly offered courses. Course cannot be repeated when the topic is the same as one in which the student is previously enrolled.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Total completions	2	99
	Total credits allowed	6	99
	Justification	Removed graduate cross-listing.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Topics		Topic varies. Course can be repeated multiple times when topic differs.
	allcodes		PHIL 4093
PHIL 5093	Catalog Description	(Formerly PHIL 4093.) This course will cover subject matter not covered in regularly offered courses. Graduate degree credit will not be given for both PHIL 4093 and PHIL 5093.	(Formerly PHIL 4093.) This course will cover subject matter not covered in regularly offered courses. Graduate degree credit will not be given for both PHIL 4093 and PHIL 5093. Course cannot be repeated when topic is the same as one for which the student has been previously enrolled.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Total completions	2	99
	Total credits allowed	6	99
	Justification	Description update.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Topics		Special Topics
	allcodes		PHIL 5093
PHIL 2103C	Added
PHIL 390V	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	No	Yes
	Catalog Title	Readings (Sp, Su, Fa)	Readings
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Total credits allowed		12
	Total completions		4
	Catalog Description		Readings on topics of research interested or those not typically offered in regular classes, by arrangement with Professor.
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
PHYS 3273	Create Non Credit Lab?	Yes	No
	Create Non Credit Drill?	No	Yes
	Catalog Title	UAteach Research Methods (Sp)	UAteach Research Methods
	Component Type	Lecture/Laboratory	Lecture
	Prerequisite(s)	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221 and junior standing.	ARSC 1201 and ARSC 1221.
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Remove junior standing requirement and add drill instead of lab.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Mon, 16 Oct 2017 17:07:53 GMT - Rollback: All proposals must include justifications. Proposals for cross-listed courses do not match. ac087 - Tue, 17 Oct 2017 23:05:53 GMT - change component type to match cross-listed courses
PHYS 3414	Inactivated/Deleted
PHYS 3453	Added
PHYS 3463	Added
PHYS 3544	Catalog Title	Optics (Fa)	Optics
	Prerequisite(s)	PHYS 2074 or MATH 2564.	PHYS 2074 and MATH 2564.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Correcting prerequisite.
PHYS 4083	Added
PHYS 4103	Catalog Title	Physics in Perspective (Odd years, Sp)	Physics in Perspective
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Accurately reflects when course is offered.
PHYS 4113	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Additional Notes		Changing term offering.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Wed, 04 Oct 2017 18:02:20 GMT - CHANGE EFFECTIVE DATE TO FALL 2018. CHANGE IN LEVEL MUST COINCIDE WITH NEW CATALOG CYCLE.
	allcodes		PHYS 4113
PHYS 4203	Catalog Title	Physics of Devices (Even years, Sp)	Physics of Devices
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing term offering.
PHYS 4213	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		PHYS 4213
PHYS 4773	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Syllabus	SyllabusPHYS 4773.pdf
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Spring 2018
	Justification	This change is requested in an attempt to better distribute our upper-level elective courses among the even/odd years and fall/spring semesters.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		PHYS 4773
PHYS 5093	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		PHYS 5093
PHYS 5213	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	PHYS 4333 and PHYS 4073 or PHYS 5413.	PHYS 4333 and (PHYS 4073 or PHYS 5413).
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		PHYS 5213
PHYS 5313	Reviewer Comments	ac087 - Tue, 11 Jul 2017 13:54:02 GMT - changed effective date to a future term.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	This course has been taught in the spring for at least the last 4 years. This is simply a catalog change to reflect our current offering.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	allcodes		PHYS 5313
PHYS 5323	Reviewer Comments	ac087 - Tue, 11 Jul 2017 13:54:44 GMT - change effective date to future term
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	This course has been offered in the fall for the last 4 years. This is simply an edit to the catalog to reflect our current offering.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PHYS 5323
PHYS 5363	Catalog Title	Scientific Computation and Numerical Methods (Fa)	Scientific Computation and Numerical Methods
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall Even Years
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing term offering.
PHYS 5653	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Fall Odd Years
	allcodes		PHYS 5653
PHYS 5713	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PHYS 5713
PHYS 5723	Catalog Title	Physics at the Nanoscale (Sp)	Physics at the Nanoscale
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Changing term offering.
PHYS 5733	Added
PHYS 5753	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		PHYS 5753
PHYS 6413	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		PHYS 6413
PHYS 6613	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		PHYS 6613
PHYS 360VL	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Spring 2018
	Justification	Updated component and contact hours to match ISIS.	Accurately reflects when course is offered.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PHYS 360VL
PHYS 3923H	Total credits allowed	99	297
	Catalog Title	Honors Colloquium (Irregular)	Honors Colloquium
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	Yes	No
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Accurately reflects when course is offered.
PHYS 462VL	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	The PHYS department wishes to convert PHYS 462VL to be an undergraduate course only. PHYS 462V as a graduate offering is rarely used, and if the department determines that there is a need for a graduate-level version of this course in the future, then either a 5000-level course will be proposed or students will be directed to the existing course PHYS 5263L.	Changing term offering.
	Additional Notes	Questions regarding this change request should be directed to William Oliver, Vice Chair of Physics, woliver@uark.edu.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PHYS 462VL
PHYS 500V	Catalog Title	Seminar (Irregular)	Laboratory and Classroom Practices in Physics
	Catalog Description	Regular informal discussions of research reported in journals and monographs.	The pedagogy of curricular materials. Laboratory and demonstration techniques illustrating fundamental concepts acquired through participation in the classroom as an apprentice teacher.
	Short Course Title	SEMINAR	PHYSICS LAB & CLASS PRACTICES
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Topics		Topics already exist for this course.
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Prerequisite(s)		None
	Corequisite(s)		None
	Justification		Physics departments incoming graduate students were required to take PHYS 400V (Laboratory and Classroom Practices in Physics), however due to recent changes to the catalog they can longer take 400V. We wish to create an equivalent course at the 5000 level. As it turns out, PHYS 500V is already on the books, and the course has not met for more than ten years, so we are wanting to change 500V from Seminar to Laboratory and Classroom Practices in Physics.
	Syllabus		GradStudentOrientation2017 Syllabus.pdf
	Additional Notes		This is not a traditional course. In the syllabus you will see the initial training schedule. If additional training is required, this will happen throughout the semester, on an as needed basis, and the actions are highly individualized.
	Reviewer Comments		lkulcza - Wed, 13 Sep 2017 18:55:31 GMT - Removed specific topic request, per email clarification from submitter.
PHYS 5263L	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	Enforcing requisites.	Changing term offering.
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PHYS 5263L
PLSC 1003	Added
PLSC 2003	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus Off campus ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Justification		To allow for official online delivery of this class (it has been delivered online already for five years through Global Campus).
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 28 Apr 2017 21:45:13 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from spring 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for fall implementation.
	allcodes		PLSC 2003
PLSC 3683	Added
PLSC 4793	Added
PLSC 4893	Added
PLSC 5103	Catalog Title	Human Behavior in Complex Organizations (Fa)	Human Behavior in Complex Organizations
	Component Type	Lecture	Seminar
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2019
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years; Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Moving the class from irregular to regular offering
PLSC 5133	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Proposed Effective Date	08/15/2013	Fall 2018
	Component Type	Lecture	Seminar
	Justification	Correcting title to reflect change requested back in the fall of 2013; missed updating long title in original submission.	making the class a regular offering
	Typically Offered		Fall
	allcodes		PLSC 5133
PLSC 5173	Catalog Title	Community Development (Irregular)	Community Development
	Component Type	Lecture	Seminar
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		moving class from irregular to regular
PLSC 5183	Status Modifiers	Inactivated
	Catalog Title	Comparative Public Administration (Irregular)	Comparative Governance Systems
	Component Type	Lecture	Seminar
	Catalog Description	A comparative study of administrative structures and processes in selected modern and modernizing political systems. Analysis includes the consideration of cultural, legal and political factors influencing the operation of bureaucratic institutions, developmental goals, and the methods of establishing and administering programs of social, economic and political development.	The seminar is designed for students interested in policy settings involving multi-sector actors. With an emphasis on international policy settings, students will be encouraged to test extant policy models and discuss policy innovations that could produce improved policy outcomes. Students are introduced to the concept of institutional logics and how organizations and individual actors experience and respond to the presence of multiple (often difficult reconcile) logics that are prevalent in many policy fields.
	Short Course Title	COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMIN	COMPARATIVE GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2019
	Academic Level		Graduate
	Typically Offered		Spring Odd Years
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Major Content Change
	Justification		This class has not been offered in over 20 years. With the ongoing changes in public policy globally we need to look beyond our academic disciplinary silos and engage our students in discussions about suitable policy, institutional and organizational responses that protect the dignity of peoples and cultures. The class targets students from the MA and MPA programs (and selected Public Policy PhD students with an international focus), as well as others interested to come together to examine consequences of the increasing fluidity of institutional boundaries that challenge our traditional sectoral division of labor where governments take on specific tasks, the market other issues, and civil society again other challenges. It has become increasingly evident that no single sector can possibly address these complexities. However, all countries have struggled to find responses to what we sometimes call “wicked problems” (Rittel & Webber, 1973), problems that defy commonly agreed-upon definitions yet require joint action in highly politicized and contentious policy environments. Traditionally, experts were charged by their governments to advance policy or institutional agendas. However, these approaches have become highly contested as many of the proposed “solutions” have left out a plethora of stakeholders that are needed for their implementation.
	Syllabus		Reid_Draft Syllabus.pdf
	Is Reactivate?		true
PORT 3013	Added
PORT 3203	Catalog Description	Provides different perspectives on the elements that shape contemporary Brazilian culture and society, focusing on issues of race, class, gender, and sexuality.	Provides different perspectives on the elements that shape contemporary Brazilian culture and society, focusing on issues of race, class, gender, and sexuality. Taught in English.
	Reviewer Comments	agriffin - Mon, 17 Apr 2017 21:22:04 GMT - Uploaded syllabus on behalf of submitter.	ac087 - Wed, 04 Oct 2017 20:48:02 GMT - CHANGE TO SPRING 2018 PENDING COMPLETION OF APPROVAL PROCESS PRIOR TO THE START OF SPRING 2018 TERM.
	Syllabus	PORT 3203 Brazilian Cultural and Social Issues.pdf	PORT 3203 Brazilian Cultural and Social Issues.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	PORT 3003 or equivalent.	Sophomore standing.
	Justification	New course in the Portuguese Program.	The purpose of the proposed change is to add the sentence "Taught in English" to the catalog description of the course and to modify the prerequisites originally stated in the approved course creation proposal.
	Additional Notes	Due to technical issues, I have submitted this proposal as PORT 3203 for Professor Brito.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		PORT 3203
POSC 4163	Added
POSC 5163	Added
PSYC 4083	allcodes	PSYC 328V	PSYC 4083
	Course Code	PSYC 328V	PSYC 4083
	Catalog Title	Advanced Research (Sp, Fa)	Advanced Research
	Credit Hours	1	3
	Maximum Credit Hours	3
	Course Number	328V	4083
	Prerequisite(s)	PSYC 3073 with a grade of C or better.	Eighteen hours of psychology including a grade of at least a C in PSYC 3073; senior standing.
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Both PSYC 4283 Advanced Seminar and this course are designed as capstone courses and fulfill the senior writing requirement for the department. The purpose of the changes requested here is to make the two courses (Advanced Research and Advanced Seminar) comparable in level, prerequisites, and requirements for the capstone experience. Since their inception, both courses have been treated as 4000-level courses, and these changes reflect what we have been doing. There will be no substantive changes in the content.
PSYC 4283	Can this course be repeated for degree credit?	Yes	No
	Total completions	2
	Total credits allowed	6
	Catalog Title	Advanced Seminar (Sp, Fa)	Advanced Seminar
	Are multiple enrollments allowed in a term?	Yes	No
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Academic Level		Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		The only change is to remove the provision that students can take the course more than once for credit.
RESM 1003	Catalog Title	Professional Foundations of Leisure (Sp, Fa)	Professional Foundations of Recreation and Sport Management
	Short Course Title	PROF FOUNDATIONS OF LEISURE	PROF FOUNDATIONS OF RESM
	Prerequisite(s)	RESM major or RESM minor or by instructor consent.	RESM major or RESM minor or instructor consent.
	Proposed Effective Date		Summer 2018
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Course Delivery Method		On campus
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Justification		Inclusion of recreation and sport management in course title better reflects content delivered in the course.
SCMT 4653	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Proposed Effective Date	Summer 2016	Fall 2018
	Justification	Delete co-requisite of SCMT SCMT 4633.	Currently working with Global Campus to develop an online version of this course. The online course will supplement our normal face-to-face offering and provide students with a more flexible scheduling option.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Fri, 20 Oct 2017 17:39:08 GMT - Rollback: ALL PROPOSALS REQUIRE DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES MADE AND JUSTIFICATION FOR SAID CHANGES. PLEASE PROVIDE JUSTIFICATION.
	allcodes		SCMT 4653
SCMT 5673	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus Off campus ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education
	Justification		The course is currently used for the FT MBA. We would like to allow EMBA students the option of taking it as well, in a blended format.
	Syllabus		Modeling Retail and Consumer Products Logistics Syllabus.pdf
	Additional Notes		Earliest this change can be effective is spring 2018.
	allcodes		SCMT 5673
SCWK 4253	Added
SCWK 6000L	Catalog Description	This laboratory is required for completion of the thesis, which is developed through components of the graduate Research & Technology sequence. Other courses in the graduate curriculum provide support for the conceptualization and development of the thesis. This laboratory is taken in conjunction with SCWK 5073.	This laboratory is required for completion of the thesis, which is developed through components of the graduate Research & Technology sequence. Other courses in the graduate curriculum provide support for the conceptualization and development of the thesis.
	Course Delivery Method	On campus ONLN	On campus Off campus
	Reviewer Comments	kjvestal - Tue, 03 Jan 2017 19:33:43 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back to redirect to new chair.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Corequisite(s)	SCWK 5073.
	Justification	edit to include online as a mode of delivery as we have a new online MSW program.	This course is no longer required as a co-req for MSW students.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		SCWK 6000L
SEED 4022	Added
SEED 4063	Added
SEED 4103	Added
SEED 4113	Added
SEED 4203	Added
SEED 4213	Added
SEED 4443	Added
SEED 4523	Added
SEED 328V	Added
SOCI 2033	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	On campus Off campus ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2017	Spring 2018
	Justification	to update and clarify course content	adding online/web-based delivery
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based
	Reviewer Comments		agriffin - Fri, 14 Apr 2017 20:50:24 GMT - Changed effective catalog date from summer 2017 to spring 2018 due to approval timeline. It is too late to complete approval process for summer implementation.
	allcodes		SOCI 2033
SOCI 4253	Added
SOCI 3001L	Added
SPAN 3123	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	On campus Off campus
	Syllabus	SPAN 3123 Heritage Speakers SPRING 2014 Syllabus.docx	SPAN 3123 Heritage Speakers SPRING 2014 Syllabus.docx SPAN 3123.pdf
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2015	Fall 2018
	Justification	To better serve Spanish heritage speakers we added two levels, one below, 2123, and one above, 4123. This course is now the second level of three courses for Spanish Heritage Speakers. Its content remains the same, We have crafted a placement plan based on the students language level. Heritage speakers are students who grew up in Spanish households but may not have much formal training in Spanish. Regular Spanish courses, designed for second language learners are not very useful for Heritage speakers who have particular linguistic strengths and deficiencies.	To better serve Spanish heritage speakers we added two levels, one below, 2123, and one above, 4123. This course is now the second level of three courses for Spanish Heritage Speakers. Its content remains the same, We have crafted a placement plan based on the students language level. Heritage speakers are students who grew up in Spanish households but may not have much formal training in Spanish. Regular Spanish courses, designed for second language learners are not very useful for Heritage speakers who have particular linguistic strengths and deficiencies. This is a course for the new BAT program.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	allcodes		SPAN 3123
SPAN 4193	Catalog Description	Survey of Spanish-American literature from Modernism to the present, including U.S. Latino literature.	Survey of Spanish-American literature from Modernism to the present.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		SPAN 4193
SPAN 4563	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Catalog Description	The Latino Youth Biliteracy Project is a service learning course for students in Spanish and Latin American and Latino Studies. Readings on Latino education policies and challenges, bilingualism, and the immigrant experience. Students commit to 30 hours of service learning projects in local schools during the semester (in addition to class meeting times).	The Latino Youth Biliteracy Project is a service learning course for students in Spanish and Latin American and Latino Studies. Readings on Latino education policies and challenges, bilingualism, and the immigrant experience. Students commit from 15 to 30 hours of mentoring Latino youth at local schools during the semester (in addition to class meeting times) and complete a research project on Latino education.
	Syllabus	Spring 2015 Syllabus dual credit proposal.docx	Spring 2015 Syllabus dual credit proposal.docx SPAN 4563 Latino Youth Biliteracy Project SPRING 2017 Syllabus.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Fall 2018
	Justification	Enforcing graduate requisites.	Made changes to the community service hours requirement, allowing students to choose between two options, one community engagement oriented and one more research oriented. As stated in the 2017 syllabus (attached): Although all students will participate in service and community based learning activities and conduct research, there are two tracks: Service and Research. Students in the service track will complete 30 hours of community service and/or community based learning during the semester in the Latino youth support programs or in an alternative educational setting, approved by the instructor and will participate in a group research project that will produce an education policy paper. Students in the research track will complete a semester long-individual research paper on any topic related to Latino education and will participate in 15 hours of community service or a community based learning project. Students wanting to fulfill the Fulbright College Senior Writing Requirement with this class should take the research track. Graduate students will have additional readings and assignments, write a longer research paper and participate in one of the policy papers projects.
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	allcodes		SPAN 4563
SPAN 5283	Short Course Title	19TH CENTURY DRAMA & POETRY	CONTEMPORARY SPANISH LIT
	Catalog Title	Nineteenth Century Drama and Poetry	Survey of Contemporary Spanish Literature
	Catalog Description	From Romanticism to the Generation of 1898.	A graduate-level survey of Spanish literature from the Transition to the present.
	Proposed Effective Date		Fall 2018
	Typically Offered		Irregular
	Justification		Redefined course title and description.
	Syllabus		SPAN_5283_syllabus.docx
	Additional Notes		attached syllabus
	allcodes		SPAN 5283
SPED 3863	Added
SPED 4173	Added
SPED 6453	Added
SPED 6813	Course Delivery Method	On campus Off campus	ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date		Spring 2018
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Justification		This is an online course. Delivery method changed to reflect this.
	allcodes		SPED 6813
SPED 6893	Reviewer Comments	lindsayt - Thu, 15 Oct 2015 13:28:37 GMT - Rollback: This course is offered online. Please add the "online/web-based" delivery method in the Course Delivery Method section.	kbible - Wed, 01 Nov 2017 21:42:24 GMT - Rollback: This request will completely delete the graduate level practicum, which is not the intent of the request (per the justification).
	Catalog Title	Practicum in Applied Behavioral Analysis	Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis
	Course Delivery Method	Off campus ONLN	On campus Off campus ONLN
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2016	Fall 2018
	Total completions	6	3
	Total credits allowed	18	9
	Justification	Course numbers are low in the summer section.	We are in the process of having our undergraduate ABA program approved by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board. While students enrolled in the undergraduate ABA program will not be able to transfer in course credit from the undergraduate to graduate level, the Behavior Analysis Certification Board does all students to transfer in supervision hours. Thus, we need to have our Practicum course dual listed so that students are able to use supervision hours (accrued in the Practicum) towards his or her graduate degree program.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Distance Education Online/Web-based Study Abroad
	Title/Description Change Type		Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	allcodes		SPED 6893
STAT 2303	Reviewer Comments	agriffin - Tue, 28 Jun 2016 21:35:03 GMT - Changed effective date from fall 2016 to spring 2017 due to required approval process for core courses.
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Prerequisite(s)	Math 1203 or MATH 1204 each with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Mastery of Algebra Exam, or a score of at least 26 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 600 on the math component of the old SAT or 620 on the math component of the new SAT.	Math 1203 or MATH 1204 each with a grade of C or better, or MATH 1313 with a grade of C or better, or a score of at least 80% on the University of Arkansas Mastery of Algebra Exam, or a score of at least 26 on the math component of the ACT exam, or a score of at least 600 on the math component of the old SAT or 620 on the math component of the new SAT.
	Justification	Pre-requisites need to Include new SAT exam scores.	This change allows MATH 1313 as a prerequisite, as an alternative to College Algebra. It enhances the Quantitative Reasoning math pathway by allowing students who need Principles of Statistics to by-pass College Algebra. This should facilitate greater success among our non-STEM students, and give them a better preparation for this and future quantitative-based course work.
	Typically Offered		Fall, Spring and Summer
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Syllabus		STAT2303 sample syllabus.pdf
	allcodes		STAT 2303
STAT 3113	Added
UNIV 1401	Title/Description Change Type	Major Content Change
	Catalog Description	This course allows students to graduate from the nationally recognized Professional Development Institute offered by the Career Development Center in an 8-week session as opposed to the traditional non-course option. Coursework will consist of 7 competencies including Self-Awareness, Career Exploration, Experience, Job Search Strategies, Resume/Cover Letter Writing, Interview Skills, and Professional Networking.	This course allows students to graduate from the nationally recognized Career Track Razorbacks program (formerly PDI) offered by the Career Development Center in an 8-week session as opposed to the traditional non-course option. Coursework will consist of 7 competencies including Self-Awareness, Career Exploration, Experience, Job Search Strategies, Resume/Cover Letter Writing, Interview Skills, and Professional Networking.
	Proposed Effective Date	Fall 2016	Spring 2017
	Justification	syncing data	We have changed the name of the Professional Development Institute to Career Track Razorbacks and want the course description to reflect that change. We also do not offer the course in the summer.
	Typically Offered		Fall and Spring
	allcodes		UNIV 1401
WLLC 4053	Title/Description Change Type	Minor (stylistic/editorial) Change
	Course Delivery Method	On campus	Off campus
	Syllabus	WLLC 4053 Spring 2015.docx	4053 Syllabus for Spring 2018.docx
	Proposed Effective Date	Spring 2017	Spring 2018
	Academic Level	Dual Level	Undergraduate
	Prerequisite(s)	FREN 2013 or equivalent.
	Justification	Admin proposal in order to attach requisites to grad offering, effective spring 2017	I removed the FREN 2013 prerequisite. It is not necessary. Thank you. Also, this course will be delivered online via Global Campus. I have attached a syllabus that is in the works but which fully highlights the overall objectives as well as the lesson objectives.
	Typically Offered		Spring
	Off Campus Delivery		Online/Web-based
	Additional Notes		I removed the FREN 2013 prerequisite. It is not necessary. Thank you. Also, this change is to satisfy offering this course online. Once this makes it through, I will begin the paperwork to change this to a 3000 level course, along with HIST 4593, so that the cross listing will be accepted as an online course. Currently, there should be no cross-listing allowed as an online course as history is not supportive of 4000 level courses online.
	Reviewer Comments		ac087 - Tue, 26 Sep 2017 16:47:43 GMT - Rollback: roll back to department for corrections. lkulcza - Mon, 23 Oct 2017 16:05:33 GMT - Rollback: Rolling back to submitter in order to add on campus delivery method back.
	allcodes		WLLC 4053
WLLC 5023	Added
WLLC 5033	Added