MISSION COLLEGE
CURRICULUM
REVIEW COMITTEE
Summary
of Meeting – April 28, 2003
1.
Call
to Order - Chairperson
Alex Braun called the meeting to order at 2:07 p.m. Those in attendance were:
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Member |
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Member |
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Commercial
Services
- A. Braun, Chairperson |
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Technologies - J. Halasa |
X |
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Applied
Sciences
- L. Zummo |
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Instruction
– D.
McKay |
X |
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Communications
- B.
Ensminger |
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CATA
- A.
Szabados |
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Non-Voting
Members/Guests |
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ESL
– K.
Dworak |
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D.
Cordero, Articulation Officer |
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Math
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L. Retterath |
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C.
Olson, Research |
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Natural
Sci. – C.
Moyers |
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J.
Patton, Academic Senate Pres. |
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Social
Sci. - C.
Moyers |
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D.
Matarangas |
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Student
Dev.
– Y. Coleman |
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2. Approval of Agenda
Betty
received Hoan’s email about the paperwork. These notes are reflected in the minutes below. Yolanda requested a report from the
Appeals Committee be added under New Business as item 6.b. It was MSC (Dworak/Halasa) to approve
the agenda as revised.
Betty made a statement that the CRC representatives should follow up with their
constituents about paperwork being turned in.
3. Approval of Summary Minutes –
April 14, 2003
It was MSC
(Dworak/Coleman) to approve the summary minutes of April 14, 2003.
4. Course Approvals
a. New Courses – First Reading
None
b. New Courses – Second Reading
(1) CIS*049A – Client-Side Web
Programming – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for CIS*049A.
Will remain on the agenda.
(2) GDES*048 – Intermediate Web
Animation – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for GDES*048.
Will remain on the agenda.
(3) GLOBL*003 – Introduction to Peace
Studies – DL – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for GLOBL*003 DL. Will remain on the agenda.
(4) GLOBL*004 – The Developing World
– DL – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for GLOBL*004 DL. Will remain on the agenda.
(5) MUSIC*007A – Harmony and
Musicianship III – 4.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for MUSIC*007A. Will remain on the agenda.
(6) MUSIC*007B – Harmony and
Musicianship IV – 4.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for MUSIC*007B. Will remain on the agenda.
(7) PSYCH*040 – Environmental
Psychology – DL – 3.0 Units
It was MSC (Dworak/Coleman) to approve PSYCH*040 as a distance learning course.
(8) SOCSC*003 - Introduction to Peace Studies
– 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for SOCSC*003. Will remain on the agenda.
(9) SOCSC*003 - Introduction to Peace Studies
– DL – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for SOCSC*003 DL. Will remain on the agenda.
(10) SOCSC*004 – The Developing World
– 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for SOCSC*004. Will remain on the agenda.
(11) SOCSC*004 – The Developing World
– DL – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for SOCSC*004 DL. Will remain on the agenda.
(12) SOCSC*005 – Global Focus –
3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for SOCSC*005. Will remain on the agenda.
(13) VIET*001B – Beginning Vietnamese
– 5.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for VIET*001B. Will remain on the agenda.
(14) VIET*011B – Vietnamese Laboratory
– 0.5 Unit
Paperwork was not submitted for VIET*011B. Will remain on the agenda.
c. Revision of Courses
(1) CIS*031A – Fundamentals of
Microsoft VB.Net – 3.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for CIS*031A.
Will remain on the agenda.
(2) CIS*170A – Fundamental of Microsoft
VB.Net – 1.0 Unit
Paperwork was not submitted for CIS*170A.
Will remain on the agenda.
(3) GLOBL*003 – Introduction to Peace
Studies – 3.0 Units
Revised rationale for revision on revision form since this is the main item
listed on board agendas and is sometimes difficult to understand out of
context. It was MSC
(Dworak/Retterath) to approve revisions to GLOBL*003.
(4) GLOBL*004 – The Developing World
– 3.0 Units
Revised rationale for revision on revision form since this is the main item
listed on board agendas and is sometimes difficult to understand out of
context. It was MSC
(Dworak/Coleman) to approve revisions to GLOBL*004.
(5) GLOBL*005 – Global Focus –
3.0 Units
Revised rationale for revision on revision form since this is the main item
listed on board agendas and is sometimes difficult to understand out of
context. It was MSC
(Dworak/Moyers) to approve revisions to GLOBL*005.
(6) MATH*014 – Math for Elementary
School Teachers (Number Systems) – 3.0 Units
This course was revised earlier in this semester but because CSU denied the
prereqs, this course revision is coming in. It was MSC (Dworak/Coleman) to approve revisions to MATH*014
contingent on the new prereqs outlined in this change be added to the correct
version of the course outline (Jennifer will do and print for paperwork
packet).
(7) MUSIC*006A – Musicianship –
4.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for MUSIC*006A. Will remain on the agenda.
(8) MUSIC*006B – Musicianship –
4.0 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for MUSIC*006B. Will remain on the agenda.
d. Administrative Changes
(1) PE*005A – Fitness: Stress Reduction
Through Exercise & Physical Fitness – 3.0 Units
Chris explained the situation is that when this course was first presented to
CRC, Daniel Guich had a lot of questions as to whether this course was
primarily a PE course or a cross between a PE course and a Sociology
course. In his opinion, there are
enough objectives to consider this course in Sociology. Originally this course was not supposed
to be passed through curriculum until these concerns were addressed. The course did go through the CRC process
and is an approved course. Daniel
Guich believes this course should not be taught by someone with only a degree
in physical education area. The
simple solution would be to make Sports Psychology as a discipline but this is
not on our list of disciplines.
Daniel would like CRC to figure out a way to correct this error so that
if Scott Buss leaves, we can make sure the person teaching this course has the
appropriate degree. Dianne stated
that we need to put down the disciplines that are needed to teach this course
and a person needs to meet the minimum qualifications to teach a course in such
disciplines. Betty has contacted
both Daniel and Scott but neither could attend today’s meetings. Dianne believes that one department
should not take ownership of an area if there is not a comparable course
already being offered in that department (then that is course overlap). What is the focus of the
course—is it theoretical?
The course at San Jose State should also be reviewed. The recommendation from CRC is for
Daniel Guich and Scott Buss to meet and discuss with each other and their
respective CRC representatives, if necessary, to resolve any differences.
Review of the course overlap policy will be added under Future Agenda items.
e. Inactivations
None
5. Certificates/Degrees
a. New Certificates/Degrees
(1) eCommerce Certificate – 26 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for eCommerce Certificate. Will remain on the agenda.
(2) Java Programming Certificate – 17
Units
Paperwork was not submitted for the Java Programming Certificate. Will remain on agenda.
b. Revision to Certificates/Degrees
(1) Multimedia Certificate – 25 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for Multimedia Certificate. Will remain on the agenda.
(2) Web Graphic Design Certificate - ?? Units
Paperwork was not submitted for Web Graphic Design Certificate. Will remain on the agenda.
(3) Web Master Certificate – 25 Units
Paperwork was not submitted for Webmaster Certificate. Will remain on the agenda
6. New Business
a. CRC Meeting Schedule for 2003-2004
(Compressed Calendar)
Jennifer will check with Jim Burrell about the time he was allotted for the CRC
meetings on the Compressed Calendar schedule. {According to Jim Burrell, the CRC meetings will be held
on Mondays from 2:05 pm to 4:10 pm beginning Fall 2003.}
b. Report from Appeals Committee
Yolanda met with Chris Moyers and Hoan Pham to discuss appeals. They discussed ensuring the timelines
and a brief description of the process be distributed to All MC Users. If a course is in process and there is
a paperwork issue, which makes the course miss the deadline, the proposer would
be allowed to attend a CRC meeting and make an appeal. CRC (including Hoan Pham) would hear
the appeal and at the conclusion of the presentation, the proposer would leave
and the committee would vote on the appeal. The deadlines and descriptions of the process need to be
published and distributed to everyone.
Kara has been thinking more about the idea of a website and she believes
this would help. If we have the
deadlines, CRC manual, forms, etc. available on the website faculty would be
able to access the information needed to propose items to CRC. Anna stated that her grant pays for
Sallie’s assistant and if all the documents are compiled, the PA should
be able to create the webpage before the end of June.
7. Old Business
8. Future Agenda
a. Pre/Co-Requisite Datatel Colleague Issue
b. Pre-requisite Discussion
c. Reactivating Inactive Courses (using the
same course number)
d. CRC Meeting Efficiency
e. CSU American Institutions
f. Evaluation Policies for Online Courses
g. Advisory of “Eligibility for ENGL
108A and READ 053”
h. Report from Process Subcommittee
i. Role of Articulation Officer
j. Review Course Overlap Policy
9. Adjournment
Meeting
was adjourned at 3:06 p.m.