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LIST #5 - 2010/2011

COURSE CHANGE PROPOSALS

UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE

If there are no objections reported to Academic Affairs by noon on Tuesday, February 8, 2011 the Course Change Proposals
listed below are approved as submitted.
The Curriculum Subcommittee will meet on
Tuesday, February 8, 2011at 1:30 in SAC 275
to review the Course Change Proposals contained in this list.

Course Change Proposals:
Past Course Change Proposal Lists:

COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS

Learning Skills

New Course

LS 56P - Academic Strategies - Biology

 

 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Special Education, Rehabilitation, School Psychology & Deaf Studies

New Courses

EDS 201A - Family/Professional Collaboration in Early Childhood Special Education

EDS 201B - Family/Professional Collaboration in Early Childhood Special Education, Lab

EDS 229A - Curriculum & Instructional Strategies for Students w/ Mild/Moderate Disabilities

EDS 229B - Curriculum & Instructional Strategies for Students w/ Mild/Moderate Disabilities, Lab

EDS 237A - Transition Strategies for Students with Mild/Moderate Disabilities

EDS 237B - Transition Strategies for Students with Mild/Moderate Disabilities, Lab

EDS 332 - Assessment Center Laboratory for Multiple Subject Candidates

EDS 420A - Multiple Subject Student Teaching I: Initial

EDS 420B - Multiple Subject Student Teaching I: Final

Course Changes

EDS 100A - Education of Exceptional Child/Youth

EDS 100B - Education of Exceptional Child/Youth, Lab

EDS 119 - Legal and Social Foundations of Inclusive Education

EDS 120A - Positive Behavior Supports Students Mild, Moderate, Severe Behavioral Challenges (M/M Credential)

EDS 120B - Positive Behavior Supports Students Mild, Moderate, Severe Behavioral Challenges, Lab (M/M Credential)

EDS 122A - Social Science: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments

EDS 122B - Social Science: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments, Lab

EDS 123A - Mathematics: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments

EDS 123B - Mathematics: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments, Lab

EDS 124A - Science: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments

EDS 124B - Science: Teaching and Learning in Inclusive Environments, Lab

EDS 205 - Elementary Inclusive Methods: Mod/Severe

EDS 208 - Assessment & Instructional Methods: Mod/Severe

EDS 218 - Advanced Methods: Mod/Severe

EDS 220 - Language and Literacy in General and Special Education I

EDS 221 - Language and Literacy in General and Special Education II

EDS 225A - Assessment of Learning and Teaching Across the Educational Continuum

EDS 225B - Assessment of Learning and Teaching Across the Educational Continuum, Lab

EDS 232 - Initial Seminar: Mild/Moderate/ Multiple Subject (Ed Core Content and PACT Overview)

EDS 235 - Initial Seminar

EDS 236 - Student Teaching Seminar II - Moderate/Severe Disabilities: Specialist Credential Program

EDS 292A - Teaching English Learners in Inclusive Classrooms

EDS 292B - Teaching English Learners in Inclusive Classrooms, Lab

EDS 414 - Student Teaching I: Moderate/Severe Disabilities

EDS 415 - Student Teaching II: Moderate/Severe Disabilities

EDS 421 - Student Internship: Moderate Severe

EDS 471 - Initial Student Teaching - Mild/Moderate

EDS 472 - Student Teaching: Mild/Moderate

EDS 473 - Student Teaching Internship: Mild/Moderate

EDS 474 - Directed Field Experience: Infants w/ Special Education Needs

EDS 475 - Directed Field Experience: Preschoolers w/ Special Education Needs

 

 

 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

Speech Pathology and Audiology

New Course

SPHP 217 - AAC and Assistive Technologies

Course Changes

SPHP 110 - Phonetic Sciences

SPHP 218 - Motor Speech Disorders

 

 

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS

Geology

New Course

GEOL 150 - Computer Mapping in Geology

COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES & INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Sociology

New Courses

SOC 193A - Mentoring in Sociology

SOC 193B - Peer Mentoring in Sociology

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