1. Department of Biological Sciences
a. ADD: BIO 264X Introductory Ecology Recitation (1) Application of lecture material to basic and applied problems in ecology. Exercise will include problem solving, computer simulation, and experimental design. (Lab. 2) Pre: concurrent enrollment in 262.
b. CHANGE: The method of instruction for BIO 262 to "(Lec. 3)."
2. Department of Communication Studies
CHANGE: Expiration for COM 346X Social and Cultural Aspects of Media and Communication Technologies (3) to permit a third offering in Fall 2001.
3. Department of Music
ADD: MUS 109X Basics of Singing (1) Basic singing technique, tone production, interpretation and introduction to song literature. (Lab. 2) Open to all students. May be repeated for credit.
Department of Human Development and Family Studies
ADD: HDF 380X Field Experience in Community Agencies (6-12) Supervised experience in community agencies. The experience will be defined by a job description and learning contract approved by the course instructor, relevant agency supervisor, and the student during the semester prior to enrolling in the course. (Practicum) Pre: concurrent enrollment in 381, junior standing and permission of instructor. S/U only.
Marketing Program
CHANGE: Junior and Senior years for the major in Marketing:
Junior Year: MKT 301, 311, 315 (MKT 301 is a prerequisite for MKT 315 unless it is taken concurrently with MKT 311 and/or MKT 315.
Senior Year
First semester:
MKT Elective selected from MKT 405, 406, 442, 451, 461, 491, 492.
3crs. MKT Elective selected from MKT 405, 406, 442, 451, 461, 491, 492.
3crs.
Professional Elective (selected from ECN 338, 344, FIN 452, MGT 453, MKT 451; unless MKT 451 was taken as a Marketing Elective
3crs.
Professional Elective
3crs.
Liberal Elective
3crs.
Second Semester:
MGT 410
3crs.
MKT elective selected from MKT 405, 406, 442, 451, 461, 491, 492
3crs.
MKT 409
3crs.
Professional Elective
3crs.
Liberal Elective
3crs.
1. Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Sciences
CHANGE: Course code for the following Aquaculture (ASP), Fisheries (FST) and Marine Resource Development (MRD) courses to "Aquaculture and Fisheries Science (AFS)":
Old Code
Course Title
New Code
ASP 101
Freshman Inquiry into Fisheries and Aquaculture
AFS 101
ASP 281
Introductory Aquaculture
AFS 281
ASP 282
Introductory Aquaculture Simulation Laboratory
AFS 282
ASP 352
General Genetics
AFS 352
ASP 355
Genetics Laboratory
AFS 355
ASP 381
Shellfish Aquaculture
AFS 381
FST 210
Introduction to the Marine Environment
AFS 210
FST 211
Introduction to the Marine Environment Laboratory
AFS 211
FST 315
Living Aquatic Resources
AFS 315
FST 316
Living Aquatic Resources Laboratory
AFS 316
FST 321
World Fishing Methods
AFS 321
FST 341
Marine Propulsion Systems
AFS 341
FST 342
Marine Auxiliary Systems
AFS 342
FST 343
Vessel Repair and Maintenance
AFS 343
FST 391, 392
Special Problems and Independent Study
AFS 391, 392
MRD 270
Basic Scuba Diving in Science and Technology
AFS 270
MRD 380
Inshore and Coastal Navigation
AFS 384
MRD 381
Mid-Ocean Navigation
AFS 385
MRD 390
Vessel Operations
AFS 390
CHANGE: Grading method for HDF 304 to "S/U only."
DELETE: GRK 110 Introduction to Ancient Greek Culture (3)
1. College of Arts and Sciences
a. Department of Biological Sciences
ADD: BIO 413X Functional Morphology of Animals (3) Investigation of the biological role of animal design with emphasis on vertebrates: running, swimming, flying, feeding, echolocation. (Lec. 3) Pre: 204 or 466 recommended.
b. Department of Communication Studies
ADD: COM 446X Media Theory (3) Examines major concepts and theoretical approaches to the study of media. Includes perspectives pertaining to media institutions, media texts, and media audiences. (Lec. 3) Pre: junior standing or permission of instructor.
c. Department of Languages - Classics
*ADD: CLA 495X Directed Study (1-6) Individual readings and research in some aspect of Greek or Roman culture and civilization. (Independent Study)
2. College of Business Administration
a. Finance Program
ADD: FIN 430X Global Currency Valuation and Trading (3) In-depth examination of the foreign exchange market (FX). Foreign exchange investing and trading. Features a "Trading Room" simulation. (Seminar) Pre: 322, 301 or permission of instructor.
b. Marketing Program
*CHANGE: Prerequisite for the following courses:
a. MKT 491, 492 to "Pre: 301 and one 400-level marketing course.
b. MKT 409 to "Pre: 301, 315, and one 400-level marketing course.
3. College of the Environment and Life Sciences
a. Department of Community Planning and Landscape Architecture
ADD: LAR 402X Computer Aided Design and Mapping (3) Application of computer aided design (CAD) and mapping for planning and landscape architecture applications. Emphasis on CAD principles, the design process; site inventory, spatial analysis and site design. (Lec. 2, Studio 2).
b. Department of Marine Affairs
ADD: MAF 494X Cases in Marine Policy (3) Direct experience in problem solving and decision making related to issues such as port development, fisheries management, and coastal development. (Seminar) Pre: permission of instructor.
4. College of Pharmacy
Department of Biomedical Sciences
CHANGE: Title for BMS 412 by replacing "Medicinal" with "Medical."
1. College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Music
**CHANGE: Level and number for MUS 323 to "MUS 424 (323) Jazz Theory and Improvisation."
a. Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Science
1) CHANGE: Course code for the following Aquaculture (ASP), Fisheries (FST) and Marine Resource Development (MRD) courses to "Aquaculture and Fisheries Science (AFS)":
Old Code
Course Title
New Code
ASP 400
Diseases of Cultured Fish
AFS 400
ASP 401
Pathobiology
AFS 401
ASP 476
Genetics of Fish
AFS 476
ASP 481
Shellfish Aquaculture Laboratory
AFS 481
ASP 483
Salmonid Aquaculture
AFS 483
ASP 486
Applied Physiology of Fish
AFS 486
ASP 491, 492
Special Projects
AFS 491, 492
FST 415
Fishery Science
AFS 415
FST 416
Fishery Science Laboratory
AFS 416
FST 421
Design of Fish Capture Systems
AFS 421
MRD 433
Research Diving Methods
AFS 433
*2) DELETE: The following courses:
a) MRD 481 Applied Problems in Marine Resource Development I
b) MRD 482 Applied Problems in Marine Resource Development II
c) MRD 491, 492 Special Problems and Independent Study
3) ADD: The following courses:
a) AFS 421 Aquaculture and the Environment (3) Impacts of aquaculture practices on the environment, including habitat alteration, release of drugs and chemicals, and interaction of cultured and wild organisms. Methods to reduce or eliminate those impacts: modeling, siting and monitoring of aquaculture facilities; use of polyculture and water reuse systems. (Lec. 3) Pre: 281.
b) AFS 432 Marine Finfish Aquaculture (3) Culture of non-salmonid marine fish worldwide, with emphasis on the hatchery phase. Broodstock, larval rearing, live and formulated feeds, grow-out systems, stock enhancement. Requires student project on facility design. Pre: 281.
b. Departments of Geosciences and Natural Resources Science and Environmental Science code
*ADD: The following courses:
a. GEO 482 (or NRS 482 or EVS 482) Innovative Subsurface Remediation Technologies (4) Innovative remediation technologies for treating contaminated groundwater and sediments: theory, applications, and limitations of selected methods. Discussion of case studies. (Lec. 4) Pre: Permission of instructor. In alternate years. Not for graduate credit
b. GEO 484 (or NRS 484 or EVS 484) Environmental Hydrogeology (4) Develop an understanding of the physico-chemical principles and fundamental relationships that describe the fate and transport of contaminants in the hydrologic system. (Lec. 3, Lab 2) Pre: GEO 483, CVE 588, NRS 510, or permission of instructor. Not for graduate credit