UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
Kingston, Rhode Island
FACULTY SENATE
TEMPORARY COURSE NEWSLETTER
August 31, 2000
The following temporary courses have been proposed this month:
AVS 325X (or NRS 325X) Animal Management III (II,
3) Principles of the care and management of ruminant and
monogastric animals, specifically non-traditional species such as
ratites and llamoids. Emphasis will be on handling, care, feeding,
breeding and behavior. (Lec. 3) Pre: 101 or NRS 100. Nippo
BCH 545X (or MTC 545X) Basic Neurochemistry (I, II, or SS,
3) Electrochemical events associated with synaptic transmission
of nerve impulses; functions of G-proteins and second messengers;
stimulus-response Biochemistry of Neurotransmitters. (Lec. 3) Pre:
graduate standing or permission of instructor. Scorpio
GEO 482X Innovative Subsurface Remediation Technologies (II,
4) Understanding the concepts and applicability of innovative
subsurface remediation technologies. Discussion of advantages and
shortcomings of these technologies compared to conventional methods.
(Lec. 4) Pre: 483, 484, or NRS 510 or permission of instructor.
Not for graduate credit. Boving
GEO 582X Innovative Subsurface Remediation Technologies (I, 4)
Understanding the concepts and applicability of innovative
subsurface remediation technologies. Discussion of advantages and
shortcomings of these technologies compared to conventional methods.
(Lec. 4) Pre: 483, 484, NRS 510 or permission of instructor.
Graduate standing. Boving
Faculty members who wish to register comments have seven days to
contact Chet Hickox, Chairperson, Curricular Affairs Committee
(X44318) or either Harold Bibb or Janet Kulberg in Graduate Studies
(X42262).
ALL COURSES HAVE BEEN
APPROVED