CCC Committee - ccc121098a

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
College of Letters and Science

Course and Curriculum Committee
Meeting: Thursday, December 10, 1998
Holton Hall 241
2:00 p.m.
Agenda #5

Call to Order
Automatic Consent
1. Approval of Minutes #4 (November 12, 1998)
2. Automatic Approvals
  1. Additions to the International Courses List
    English 350-363 Medieval Epic and Romance
    English 350-500 Literature of the Medieval World: (Subtitle)
    English 350-501 Literature of the Renaissance World: (Subtitle)
    English 350-540 Introduction to Old Norse
    History 448-354 France from Napoleon to World War I, 1804-1914
    History 448-355 France from World War I to European Integration, 1914 to the Present
    Pol Sci 778-359 Problems of American Foreign Policy
  2. Prerequisite Changes for W-I Courses
    English 350-201 Strategies for Academic Writing
    English 350-205 Business Writing
    English 350-208 Writing and Research
    English 350-211 Aspects of the English Language
    English 350-222 English Writers: The Modern Period
    English 350-225 Introduction to Modern Literature: Backgrounds
    English 350-226 Introduction to Modern Literature: Recent Developments
    English 350-230 Writing with Style
    English 350-233 Introduction to Creative Writing
    English 350-251 Fantasy in Literature
    English 350-253 The Tradition of Science Fiction
    English 350-262 American Plays
3. Procedural Matters
  1. Approved List of Automatic Consent Items
4. Old Business
  1. Tabled Course Portug 782-360 Brazilian Culture (new/GER-HU)
  2. Definition of Advanced Level Courses
  3. Draft of Proposal for Special Degree General Requirements
  4. Draft of Proposal for "Sr St" Prerequisite for Capstone Courses
  5. Draft of Committee on Committees Proposal for Review of New Degree Requirements in the Year 2002
5. New Business
  1. Humanities
    1. Revision of Requirement to Declare Communication Major and Concentrated Study
    2. Revision of Requirements of the Gay and Lesbian Studies Certificate Program
    3. CAR Form
      ArtHist 180-105 Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (3 cr, new/GER-HU)
      Commun 245-655 Cultural Training and Adjustment (3 cr, title, desc, prer)
      English 350-202 Writing in the Humanities (3cr, desc, prer
      English 250-205 Business Writing (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-206 Technical Writing (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-207 Health Science Writing (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-211 The Literary Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-221 English Writers: The Anglo-Saxons through the Eighteenth Century (3 cr, title (edit), prer)
      English 350-223 American Writers: Colonial Times through the Nineteenth Century (3 cr, title (edit), prer)
      English 350-224 American Writers: The Twentieth Century (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-227 Comedy: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-228 Tragedy: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-240 Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-243 Women's Literature: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-245 The Life, Times, and Work of a Literary Artist: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-247 Literature and Human Experience: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-248 Literature and Contemporary Life: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-252 Mystery and Detective Fiction (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-261 American Short Stories (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-263 American Novels (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-270 The Forms of Fiction: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-271 The Forms of Poetry: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-274 Literature and the Other Arts: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-275 The Forms of Folk Literature: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-276 Introduction to American Indian Literature: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-277 Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature: (Subtitle) (3 cr, desc, prer)
      English 350-285 Modern Irish Language and Literature (3 cr, desc, prer)
      Hebr St 440-302 Modern Hebrew Literature (3 cr, desc)
      Hebr St 440-321 The Holocaust & the Politics of Memory (3 cr, new)
      MassCom 584-142 Television and Radio in American Society (3 cr, new/GER-SS)
      MassCom 584-642 Television Newsroom Management (3 cr, new)
      Philos 736-354 Modern Social and Political Theory (3 cr, new)
      Philos 736-521 Philosophy of the Social Sciences 3 cr, desc)
      Spanish 912-508 Seminar in Hispanic Literature: (Subtitle) (3 cr, prer)
  2. Natural Sciences
    1. Proposal to bifurcate the Geosciences major
    2. CAR Forms
      Geosci 422-101 The Dynamic Earth (5 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-125 Volcanoes in Space and Time (2 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-126 Shifting, Drifting Continents (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-185 Introductory Earth Science for Teachers (3 cr, prer)
      Geosci 422-310 Mineral Resources and Energy (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-314 Geologic Field Methods (1 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-409 Process Geomorphology (3 cr, title, desc, prer (edit))
      Geosci 422-512 Stratigraphical Laboratory (2 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-522 Micropaleontology (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-525 Paleoecology (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-543 Principles of Petroleum Geology (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-544 Petroleum Laboratory (2 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-639 Metals and Industrial Minerals (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-642 Metallic Mineral Deposits (2 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-664 Seismic Exploration Techniques (1 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-669 Seismic Interpretation (3 cr, delete)
      Geosci 422-696 Topics in the Geological Sciences: (Subtitle) (1-3 cr, new)
      Geosci 422-697 Seminar in the Geological Sciences: (Subtitle) (1-3 cr, new)
      Honors 462-200 Honors Seminar: The Shaping of the Modern Mind--(Subtitle) (3H, title, desc, prer)
      Physics 754-120 General Physics I (Non-Calculus Treatment) (4 cr, prer)
      Physics 754-209 Physics I (Calculus Treatment) (4 cr, prer)
      Physics 754-210 Physics II (Calculus Treatment) (4 cr, prer)
  3. Social Sciences
    1. Revisions in the International Studies Major (Download a copy of the document Word95, Rich Text File, PDF)
    2. Revisions in the History Major
    3. CAR Forms
      Africol 106-220 Introduction to Statistics in Africology (3 cr, prer)
      Anthro 156-306 European Archaeology (3 cr, title, desc)
      Anthro 156-307 World Archaeology: Foundations of Civilization (3 cr, title, desc)
      Anthro 156-323 Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia (3 cr, new)
      Anthro 156-328 Comparative Studies of Music, Race, and Gender in Nationalism (3 cr, new)
      Anthro 156-501 Archaeology of Death (3 cr, new)
      Econ 296-210 Economic Statistics (3 cr, prer)
      Econ 296-734 Foundation of Econometric Methods (3 cr, #(635), title, desc, prer)
      Hist 448-288 The Theory and Practice of Historical Writing: A Writing-Intensive Inquiry (3 cr, new/GER-HU)
      Hist 448-291 Seminar on Historical Method: Theory and Approach (W-I) (3 cr, new/GER-HU)
      Hist 448-473 History of Wisconsin Indians (3 cr, title, desc)
      Hist 448-654 History of Wisconsin (W-I) (3 cr, new)
  4. Preliminary Entitlement to Plan a Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies degree
    (Download a copy of the document Word95, Rich Text File, PDF)
6. Adjournment

Agenda5.ccc
cc:    Dean Marshall Goodman
        Associate Deans Johnson, Meadows, O'Bryan, Van Wynsberghe
        Associate Dean-Elect Schuster
        Assistant Deans Horstman, Kissinger, Olfe
        Department Chairs (via email)

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