The Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
The Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (UCC) is a standing committee of the University Senate. Composed of regular and advisory members representing the faculty, administration, and student body, the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee makes recommendation "to the University Senate concerning university-wide [undergraduate] academic policies" and reviews "particular [undergraduate] programs and courses to determine whether they meet the established standards." (Charter of the University Senate, 2001, 6) Specific functions of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee are covered by the UCC Bylaws Section IV. The Charter of the University Senate and the Bylaws of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee govern operation of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. The mission of the UCC is not simply to consider the passage of undergraduate curricular and academic proposals but to insure the development of high quality undergraduate courses, programs, and academic policies that will help the University full its academic mission.
Temporary Course Proposals
DMT 230 - Bath Design
Course Description: This course will introduce students to the specialty of bathroom design. It will encompass the principles and elements of design, universal design and sustainability as well as specific design details that are inherent in bathroom design and planning. Students will add to their base of interior design knowledge through lectures, and studio time that includes; sketching, client presentations, field measures, and field trips to showrooms. The final project will encompass an actual bathroom from planning to presentation for a client.
Posted on: Dec 07, 2011
DMT 229 - Kitchen Design I
Course Description: This course will introduce students to the specialty of kitchen design. It will encompass the principles and elements of design, universal design and sustainability as well as specific design details that are inherent in kitchen design and planning. Students will add to their base of interior design knowledge through lectures, and studio time that includes; sketching, client presentations, field measures, and field trips to showrooms. The final project will encompass an actual kitchen from planning to presentation for a client.
Posted on: Dec 07, 2011
ME 332
- Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Course Description: An applied laboratory in the modeling, prediction, and measurement of fluid mechanics components and systems. Emphasis will be placed on the preparation of engineering reports, uncertainty analysis, and the experimental design plan process. System level experiments will include fluid property measurements, pipe flow and turbomachinery characteristics.
Posted on: Nov. 11, 2011
MATH 498
- Senior Seminar
Course description: Students will study articles in current mathematical journals or undertake independent investigations in mathematics. Written and oral presentations are required.
Posted on: Oct 14, 2011
BIOL 345
- Fire Ecology and Management
The behavior and management of prescribed fires and wildland fires.
Posted on : Oct 10, 2011
BIOL 457
- Herpetology
The diversity, biology, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians.
Posted on : Oct 10, 2011
CHNF 430
- Chinese Culture
This advanced Chinese Flagship course is designed to further deepen students' immersion into Mandarin Chinese by introducing to them the cultural background of the language. Taught entirely in Chinese, the course interweaves the learning in both Chinese language and Chinese culture by exploring the topics such as history, traditional philosophy, political thoughts, religion, arts and literature, medicine and science.
Posted on : Oct 10, 2011
JAPN 202
- Intermediate Japanese II
Continued expansion of interpersonal communication skills at the intermediate level. Emphasis on increasing comprehension, the building of vocabulary, and on presentational modes of speaking and writing.
Posted on : Oct 03, 2011
RELS 315
- Confucianism
A survey of evolution of Confucian thought, from ethical and ritual considerations of Confucius, through the scholastic self-cultivation of Zhu Xi, to the ecological and gender concerns of modern New Confucians.
Posted on : Sep 19, 2011
LEAD 300
- Leadership Theory and Application
A study of leadership concepts, theories and models ; an overview of personal leadership assessments and leadership development plans;enhance leadership knowledge through experiential learning.
Posted on : Sep 16, 2011
ENG 111
- Writing Workshop for Biology
Writing workshop that provides supplemental writing instruction for students in BIO 113.
Posted on : Sept 12, 2011
PHIL 427
- Philosophy of Law
A study of theories on the nature and origin of law, basic legal concepts (obligation, right, equiality, liberty, justice), legal moralism, church and state, civil disobedience, and other topics.
Posted on : Sep 12, 2011
