Graduate Curriculum Committee Minutes
April 7, 2009
Members Present: Angell, Durkin, Eide, Finch, Hunt, Kuffel, Periyasamy, Seebach, Steffan, Taylor-Winfrey,
Consultants Present: Schumacher, Dittman, Abhold
Members Absent: Banadzen, (exc.), Buhrandt
Guests: Severson, Rabbitt, Walsko, Markos
1. Approval of February 17, 2009 minutes
M/S/P to approve minutes
2. Second readings: none
3. First readings:
A. ACC 435/535 Government and Institutional Accountings 3 cr., course revision – change in prerequisites, effective Fall 2009.
ACC 322 or equivalent as determined by ACC department chair and ACC 435/535
instructor.
ACC 425/525 Advanced Managerial Accounting Problems 3 cr., course deletion, effective Fall 2009.
ACC 427/527 Advanced Accounting Information Systems 3 cr., course deletion, effective Fall 2009
ACC 440/540 Advanced Auditing 3 cr., course deletion, effective Fall 2009
ACC 445/545 Accounting Theory 3 cr., course deletion, effective Fall 2009
ACC 446/546 Accounting and Managerial Control for Non - Profit Organizations 3 cr. course deletion, effective Fall 2009
ACC 447/547 International Accounting 3 cr., course deletion, effective Fall 2009
M/S/P to waive to waive 2nd reading and approve proposal
B. The following courses should be repeatable for credit, according to respective semester, in an effort to support re-enrollment potential within the ME-PD Learning Community Program, effective Fall 2009
ME-PD Learning Community Program
Semester I
EDU 601 Learning in Community 1cr.
Repeatable for credit – maximum 2
EDM 611 Technology in Education 1cr.
Repeatable for credit – maximum 2
EFN 651 Democracy, Diversity and Social Justice in Education 1cr.
Repeatable for credit – maximum 2
Semester II
EFN 642 Educational Research 1-2 cr.
Repeatable for credit- maximum 3
CI 622 Best Practice Pedagogy II 1 cr.
Repeatable for credit- maximum 2
CI 632 Curriculum, Development and Assessment 1cr.
Repeatable for credit – maximum 2
EDU 662 Teacher Leadership 1cr.
Repeatable for credit- maximum 2
M/S/P to waive 2nd reading and approve proposal
C. Educational Studies Proposal
EDS 421/521 Teaching General Science Methods, Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood—Early Adolescence 3 cr., course revision – title, course description, effective Spring 2010
This course is designed to introduce teacher candidates to current methods and practices for teaching general science education that will include environmental topics. EC-MC and MC-EA teacher candidates will explore the need of these sciences in their teaching areas. Methods will be investigated regarding the nature of science as a discipline, strategies for instruction and assessment for student learning. Emphasis on diversity and gender issues in science education will be focus upon during the course. This is the first of two concurrent courses that focus on teaching science and mathematics in a PK-8 context. Prerequisites: Admission to DES graduate program; EDS 402 or 502; receive a grade of “C” or better in MTH 125. To be taken concurrently with EDS 422/522 and 445/545. Offered Fall, Spring.
EDS 422/522 Teaching Mathematics Methods, Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood—Early Adolescence 2 cr., course revision – title, course description, prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
This course is designed to provide teachers with basic understanding of curriculum content, instructional methods and materials, and assessment strategies in mathematics for children in preschool through middle school. Teacher candidates will examine the scope and sequence of PK-8 mathematics standards documents as well as explore models for short and long term instructional planning. Candidates will use assessment data to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of individual students that may include Response to Intervention planning and Professional Learning communities. This is the second of two concurrent courses on teaching math and science in a PK-8 context. Prerequisites: Admission to t DES graduate program; EDS 402 or 502; must receive grade of “C” or better in MTH 125. To be taken concurrently with EDS 421/521 and 445/545. Offered Fall, Spring.
ECE 526 Early Childhood Education: Kindergarten, 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES graduate program; ECE 213; PSY 212; to be taken concurrently with ECE 527
ECE 527 Field Experience: Kindergarten, 1 cr., course revision – prerequisites, instructional pattern, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES graduate program; ECE 213; PSY 212; to be taken concurrently with ECE 526; P/F grading.
ECE 440/540 Language and Literacy Development of Young Children 3 cr., course revision - prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES graduate program; ECE 213; EDS 508
EDS 402/502 Field Experience I for Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood—Early Adolescence 2 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to a DES graduate program; EDSEDS 710, 508, 511; to be taken concurrently with EDS 412 /512, 413/513
EDS 405/505 Field Experience I- Early Childhood—Adolescence or Early Adolescence—Adolescence 2 cr., course revision - prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 710; to be taken concurrently with EDS 406/506
EDS 406/506 Teaching for a Diverse Society - Early Adolescence—Adolescence and Early Childhood —Adolescence 4 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate program; EDS 710; to be taken concurrently with EDS 405/505
EDS 508 Foundations of Literacy for Early Childhood – Middle Childhood and Middle Childhood – Early Adolescence 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; passing PPST scores
EDS 511 Curriculum and Pedagogy for Early Childhood –Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood – Early Adolescence 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; passing PPST scores
EDS 412/512 Teaching Language and Literacy - Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood Early Adolescence 5 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 710, 508 and 511 to be taken concurrently with EDS 402/502, and 413/513
EDS 413/513 Teaching Social Studies--Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood—Early Adolescence, 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 710, 508 and 511 to be taken concurrently with EDS 402/502, and 412/512
EDS 420/520 Teaching with Integrating Technology II, 1 cr., course revision - prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 319
EDS 445/545 Field Experience II--Early Childhood—Middle Childhood or Middle Childhood—Early Adolescence, 2 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate program; EDS 402/502; to be taken concurrently with EDS 421/521, 422/522
EDS 450/550 Field Experience II--Early Childhood—Adolescence, Early Adolescence--Adolescence, 2 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 405/505; to be taken concurrently with EDS 451/551
EDS 451/551 Contemporary Literacy for Secondary Learners--Early Childhood—Adolescence, Early Adolescence--Adolescence, 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 405/505; to be taken concurrently with EDS 450/550
EDS 460/560 Transescent Education 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, prefix effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program; EDS 402/502 or 405/505
EDS 710 Comparative Studies of Education 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to DES Graduate Program
EDS 780 Contemporary Issues 1-3 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to a DES Graduate program; EDS 402/502; repeatable for credit, maximum 3 credits
EDS 792 Culminating Field Experience Seminar 1 cr., course revision – prerequisites effective Spring 2010
admission to a DES Graduate Program; to be taken concurrently with EDS 493, 494, or 495. Registration occurs through the Office of Field Experience only.
SPE 401/501 Introduction to Exceptional Individuals 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, effective Spring 2010
admission to a DES Graduate Program; ECE 527, EDS 402/502, 405/505, SHE 910, equivalent field experience or concurrent enrollment
SPE 431/531 Language Development and Communication Disorders 3 cr., course revision – prerequisites, title, effective Spring 2010
admission to a DES Graduate Education Program
This was a 1st reading; there will be a second reading.
4. Old business: none discussed
5. New business: none discussed
Meeting adjourned 4:20 p.m.