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UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE
COURSE CHANGE PROPOSALS

LIST #5 - 2003/2004

If there are no objections reported to Academic Affairs by November 11, 2003, the course change proposals listed below are approved as submitted.

 List #5 Program Change Proposals are located at http://www.csus.edupolicies/03-04prgmlst5.stm. No program proposals have been submitted for review and approval.

Course Change Proposals:
Past Course Change Proposal Lists:

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

 Course Change List #1
Course Change List #2
Course Change List #3
Course Change List #4


COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS

Department of Biological Sciences

COURSE CHANGES

BIO 297A Teaching Biology Seminar. Training for graduate students who wish to participate in the Department's Graduate Teaching Associate (GTA) Program and others interested in teaching biology. Weekly seminar session covering aspects of teaching biology laboratories. Lecture/discussion. Not applicable toward 18 unit 200-level coursework requirement. Graded Credit/No Credit. 1 unit.
Prerequisite: Acceptance in the GTA Program or instructor permission.
Justification: The University now requires 18 units of 200-level coursework while our course description referred to the old University requirement of 15 units of 200-level coursework. The change we propose simply updates our course description to reflect this change in requirements.

BIO 297B Laboratory Teaching. Training for graduate students admitted to the Graduate Teaching Associate (GTA) Program. Students assist in teaching three hours of biology laboratory weekly under the supervision of a laboratory instructor. Laboratory three hours. Not applicable toward 18 unit 200-level coursework requirement. Graded Credit/No Credit. 1 unit.
Prerequisite: Acceptance in the GTA Program.
Justification: The University now requires 18 units of 200-level coursework while our course description referred to the old University requirement of 15 units of 200-level coursework. The change we propose simply updates our course description to reflect this change in requirements.