COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: (Change in Program name-no change to curriculum)
FROM: WOST Women's and Gender Studies
TO: WOST Women's and Gender Studies - Change better reflects what is currently taught in the program
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
New Course Proposal: (add a new course to program)
PHIL 715 Ethics in Criminal Justice (3) Classic and contemporary theories of ethics and their applications
to criminal justice decision-making.
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: (To add PHIL 715 to Bulletin & to Crosslist)
FROM: CRJU 714 Ethics in Criminal Justice (3) Classic and contemporary theories of ethics and their applications
to criminal justice decision-making.
TO: CRJU 714/PHIL 715 Ethics in Criminal Justice (3)
Classic and contemporary theories of ethics and their applications
to criminal justice decision-making.
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: (To add New Certificate Program to Bulletin)
New Certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURE
New Course Proposal: (add a new course)
SPAN 752 Twentieth-Century Spanish Exile Literature (3) Study of the creative works written by high profile Spanish
writers while in exile (in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Argentina, and the U.S.) during the Spanish Civil War and ensuing
Francoist regime.
[Effective: Fall 2009]
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
New Course Proposal: (add a new course)
MGSC 711 Quantitative Methods in Business (3) Quantitative procedures used to make informed business decisions.
The course focuses on the application of descriptive statistics, probability, interval estimates, hypothesis testing, and
regression to management problems.
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
New Course Proposal: (add a new course)
MGSC 711T Quantitative Methods in Business - Technology-Assisted Instruction Proposal (3) Quantitative procedures
used to make informed business decisions. The course focuses on the application of descriptive statistics, probability,
interval estimates, hypothesis testing, and regression to management problems.
[Effective: Fall 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: (course description change and removal of a course)
Program Involved -- Master of Accountancy
FROM: Business Management and Assurance Track – The Business Management and Assurance Track is a professional
program that provides students with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level positions in
the areas of auditing, assurance, services, and financial reporting and for further graduate work. Students are
required to complete each of the following courses: ACCT 732, 733, 734, 736, 737 (15 hours)
TO: Business Management and Assurance Track, Business Management and Assurance Track is a professional program
that provides students with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level positions in the areas
of auditing, assurance, services, and financial reporting and for further graduate work. Students are required
to complete each of the following courses: ACCT 732, 734, 736, 737 (12 hours)
[Effective: Summer 1 2008]
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: (course name change)
FROM: ACCT 733 Accounting Theory
TO: ACCT 733 Accounting Regulation and Financial Reporting Issues
[Effective: Summer 1 2008]
MOORE BUSINESS SCHOOL
Curriculum and Bulletin Change: PMBA (Description change)
FROM: Professional MBA Program – The degree requirements include the
following courses in the Moore School of Business: ACCT 728, 729, MGSC 692,
ECON 720, FINA 760, MBAD 702, MGMT 770, MGSC 791, 796, MKTG 701 and elective
courses in the Moore School of Business (18 hours). These electives are chosen
from a number of approved elective offerings of the Moore School of Business.
TO: Professional MBA Program – The degree requirements include the following
courses in the Moore School of Business: ACCT 728, 729, MGSC 711, ECON 720,
FINA 760, MBAD 702, MGMT 770, MGSC 791, 796, MKTG 701 and elective courses in
the Moore School of Business (18 hours). These electives are chosen from a number
of approved elective offerings of the Moore School of Business.
[Effective: Fall 2008]
MOORE BUSINESS SCHOOL
New Course Proposal:
MGSC 871 Global Sourcing: Strategies and Applications (3)
This course covers skills necessary to pursue sourcing and related careers in manufacturing, services,
retailing, and government agencies, including discussion of cutting edge negotiation and sourcing
strategies pursued in exemplar firms.
[Prereq.: DSMB 718]
[Effective Fall 2008]
Report of Science, Math, and Related Professional Programs Committee (Professor Trifonov)
ARNOLD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Course Change Proposal: (change in Course description and prerequisites)
FROM: PUBH 798 (1-6) Limited work experience or service project in an approved public health setting
relating to
physical activity.
[Prereq.: BIOS 700 or 701 and EPID 700 or 701 and EXSC 700]
TO: PUBH 798 (1-6) Limited work experience or service project in an approved public health setting.
[Prereq.: BIOS 700 or 701 and EPID 700 or 701]
[Effective: Fall 2008]
THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Department of Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Science
Course Change Proposal: (change in the nunmber of course hours)
FROM: RHAB 883 Counseling Internship (6)
TO: RHAB 883 Counseling Internship (1-6)
[Effective: Fall 2008]
Report of the 500/600 Level Courses and Telecommunication Delivery
Committee (Dean Buggy)
Submissions from the Feb. 15, 2008 meeting of the Committee on Curricula and Courses were reviewed and recommended for approval. These courses were on the March 5, 2008 agenda for Faculty Senate http://www.sc.edu/faculty/senate/08/agenda/0305.cc.pdf.
FILM 510 – New Course
FILM 511 – New Course
ECON 548 [=ENVR 548] – New course and cross-listing
ENVR 548 [=ECON 548] – New course and cross-listing
MUSC 554 - Deletion
Submissions from the March 7, 2008 meeting of the Committee on Curricula and Courses were reviewed and recommended for approval. These courses will be on the April 2, 2008 agenda for Faculty Senate.
SPCH 543 – Change title and description
SPCH 548 – Change title, description, and number to 448;
Delete SPCH 548
LING 554 [=SPAN 516] – New course and cross-listing
SPAN 516 [=LING 554] – New course and cross-listing
BMEN 589 – New Course
EMCH 551 – New Course and telecommunication delivery
EMCH 557 – New Course and telecommunication delivery
EMCH 558 – New Course and telecommunication delivery
HPEB 513 – Change title and description
HPEB 684 – Change title and description
Report of the Fellowships Committee (Professor Pirisi-Creek)
Chair will report
Report of the Program Review Committee (Professor Bickle)
No items to report
Report of Academic Policy and Practices Committee (Professor Farber)
Chair will report.
Other Committee Reports
Old Business
Letter from Graduate Student Association President, Joe Chen
New Business
Good of the Order
Adjournment
