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Rubric & No.: MKT

COURSE CREDIT Graduate Credit: YES X NO

Semester Hours of Credit: 3 (For combination course types only: Lecture Hrs. Lab/Sem/Rec Hrs.

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GRADING Final Exam: YES x NO Grading System: Letter Grade x Pass/Fail (Attach justification if the proposed course will not hold a final exam during examination week.)

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MKT 4478. Professional Sales Practicum (3). Prerequisites: MKT 3401, MKT 3427, and permission of Department. Passfail grading. This course is designed for students who want to gain real-world sales experience through a course that prepares students for professional sales competitions. Credit will not be given for this course and MKT 4479.

BUDGET IMPACT If this course is approved, will additional staff be needed? YES X NO

Will additional space, equipment, special library materials or other major expense be involved? _ YES X NO

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ATTACHMENTS ATTACH THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR PROPOSAL.

JUSTIFICATION: Justification must explain why this course is needed and how it fits into the curricula. Will the course duplicate other courses?

SYLLABUS: Including 14 week outline of the subject matter; titles of text, lab manual, and/or required readings; grading scale and criteria (For 4000-level, specify graduate student grading criteria if requirements differ for graduate and undergraduate students).

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Justification for Professional Sales Practicum

The Professional Sales Practicum is proposed as a component of the proposed professional sales concentration within the marketing major. A practicum is undertaken to gain real world experience by performing the specific task of creating a presenting a professional sales presentation. This course allows students to accomplish this through coursework that prepares students for professional sales competitions during which they construct and present a pitch at a competition. This course does not duplicate other courses in the department.

Sample Syllabus Course Title: MKT 4478 Professional Sales Practicum

College: E.J. Ourso College of Business Term:

Instructor of Record: Contact Info & Office Hours:

Course Description: The Professional Sales Practicum is a critical component of the professional sales concentration within the marketing major. A practicum is undertaken to gain real world experience by performing the specific task of creating and presenting a professional sales presentation. This course allows students to accomplish this through coursework that prepares students for professional sales competitions during which they construct and present a pitch at a competition.

PrereqUisites: MKT 3401, MKT 3427 and permission of the department. Credit will not be given for this course and MKT 4479.

14 - Week Course Outline

Week One: Why Have a System? • Benefits of an Effective, Efficient Selling System • Positive Results of the Sandler Selling Process • The Buyer-Seller Dance • Sandler Philosophy • Prospects and Pendulums • What I learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take

• Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Two: The Importance of Bonding & Rapport • The Role of Active Participation in Bonding & Building Rapport • Three Elements of Communication • Active Listening Techniques • Transactional Analysis (TA) • Primary Sensory Dominance (PSD) • DISC Chart • Protect the Prospect's OK-ness • Was it Something I Said? • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take


Week Three: Elements and Terms of an Up-Front Contract • When Should You Make an Up-Front Contract? • Up-Front Contract Using ANOT • Sandler Rules for Up-Front Contracts • What I Learned & Actions Steps I Plan to Take • Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Four: Identifying Reasons for Doing Business (Pain) • Sandler Selling System Qualification Process • Buying Emotions • The Three Elements of Pain • Sandler Pain Funnel Questions • Sandler Rules for PAIN • Reviewing and Summarizing Pain • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take • Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Five: Questioning Strategies • The Dummy Curve Theory • Dummy Phrases • It's the Prospect's Picture • Reasons for the Dummy Curve • Learning to Ask Questions • Rules for Reversing • Questions You Can Use • Softening Statements • Reverses are Softening Statements Combined with Questions • Unasked Questions • What I Learned & Actions I Plan to Take • Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Six: Uncovering the Prospect's Budget • Willing and Able • The Sandler Budget Step • The Monkey's Paw • The Bottom Line of the Budget Step • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take • Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Seven: Identifying the Prospect's Decision Making Process • Elements of the Decision Step • Outcomes of the Decision Step • What to do with a Qualified Prospect • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take • Wrap Up • "Knowledge Testing"

Week Eight: Closing the Sale (Fulfillment and Post-Sell) • Are You Ready to Confirm the Close? • Fulfillment Elements

• The Post-Sell Step • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take


Week Nine: Improving Your BAT-ting Avg. • Definition of Success • The Attitude Triangle • I1R Theory Chart • The You Triangle • Behavior • The Technique Triangle • The Sandler Success Triangle • What I Learned & Actions Steps I Plan to Take


Week Ten: Prospecting Behavior • Manage Your Behavior • Cookbook for Success • Developing a Prospecting Cookbook • Prospecting Activities Worksheet • Your Competitive Advantage • The 30-Second Commercial • The N0-Pressure Prospecting Call • What I Learned & Action Steps I Plan to Take


Week Eleven and Twelve: Designing the Final Sales Pitch • Identify Key Aspects of the Customer I'l"eeds • Create Rough Draft of Pitch

Week Thirteen and Fourteen: Revising and Presenting the Pitch • Refine the pitch presentation • Deliver the Pitch to Clients or Judges

Grading: Grading for this class is pass / fail.

Assignments/Assessments:

Students are expected to complete the preparatory course option and to prepare and present a sales plan at the relevant competition(s), as scheduled by the instructor. Assessment is based upon mastery of the material and the ability to perform the tasks of designing and delivering a professional sales presentation. The assessment will be made by the course instructor of record.

Sample Course Grading Criteria:

To receive a "Pass" in the course students must earn 70% or more of the points available for the course.

Criteria: A. Classwork (10 Total):

1. Attendance to each class session (5) 2. Homework Assignments (5)

B. Preparation / Content: (40 Total) 1. Have a System (5) 2. Identified Reasons for Doing Business (5) 3. Effective Question Strategies Outlined (5) 4. Prospect Budget Determination (5) 5. Outline of Decision Process (5) 6. Plan for closing (5) 7. Prospecting Further Business (5) 8. Pitch Development and Refinement (5)

C. Presentation (50 Total) 1. Clear Communication:

a. Product / Service Offering Clearly Conveyed (5) b. Effective used of Presentation aid (product or visual) (5) c. Repeat product / service name near the end (5)

2. Use of Monroe's Motivated Sequence Format a. Get attention (2) (2) b. Establish need/problem (2) (2) c. Promise satisfactory solution (2) (2) d. Visualize solution (2) (2) e. Call to action (2) (2)

3. Effective Bonding & Rapport with your audience: (10) (10)

4. Courtesies shown (no hat/no hood/no gum/say "thank you" at end of speech) (5)

5. Delivery (overall) - (10)

Your total course grade: (100)

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GRADING Final Exam: YES x NO Grading System: Letter Grade x Pass/Fail (Attach justification if the proposed course will not hold a final exam during examination week.)


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Maximum enrollment per section: (use integer, e.g. 25 not 20-30)


MKT 4479. Professional Sales Practicum (3). Prerequisites: MKT 3401, MKT 3427, and permission of Department. Passfail grading. This course is designed for students who want to gain real-world sales experience through a sales internship. The internship requires department approval of the sales content of the internship. Credit will not be given for this course and MKT 4478.

BUDGET IMPACT If this course is approved. will additional staff be needed? _ YES X NO

Will additional space, equipment, special library materials or other major expense be involved? _ YES X NO

(If answer to either question above is "yes' attach explanation.) Academic Affairs Approval: ==========-::: Date:



SYLLABUS: Including 14 week outline of the sUbject matter; titles of text, lab manual, and/or required readings; grading scale and criteria (For 4000-level, specify graduate student grading criteria if requirements differ for graduate and undergraduate students).

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REV. 3/2012 REQUEST FOR ADDITION OF NEW COURSE

Department: Department of Marketing Date: 1/17/14

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Rubric & No.: MKT 4479 Title: Professional Sales Internship

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Justification for Professional Sales Praeticum

The Professional Sales Internship is proposed as a component of the proposed professional sales concentration within the marketing major. An internship is undertaken to gain real world experience in creating and presenting a professional sales presentation. The sales internship accomplishes this through an internship experience that requires a professional sales presentation. This course does not duplicate other courses in the department.

Sample Syllabus Course Title: MKT 4479 Professional Sales Internship

College: E.J. Ourso College of Business Term:

Instructor of Record: Contact Info & Office Hours:

Course Description: The Professional Sales Internship is a component of the professional sales concentration within the marketing major. The internship is undertaken to gain real world experience by performing the specific task of creating and presenting a professional sales presentation. Though the schedule may differ depending on the specific internship, the course will provide experience in learning how to design and deliver a quality professional sales pitch presentation.

Prerequisites: MKT 3401, ~IKT 3427 and permission of the department. The internship option requires department approval of the sales related content of the internship. Credit will not be given for this course and MKT 4478.

Internship Option:

The internship option requires internship plan approval from the department's faculty to ensure that the tasks required cover the required material to satisfy the sales presentation requirement.

Grading:

Grading for this class is pass / fail.

Assignments/Assessments:

Students are expected to complete the approved sales internship and to prepare and deliver a sales presentation. Assessment is based upon mastery of the material and the ability to perform the tasks of designing and delivering a professional sales presentation. The assessment will be made by the course instructor of record.

MARKETING 4479 PROFESSIONAL SALES INTERNSHIP

APPLICATION FORM COMPLETE, SIGN, DETACH, AND TURN IN THIS PAGE TO APPLY.

Indicate semester (X): __Fall (Is) __Spring (2s) __Summer "'A" (3s) Indicate year (##): 20_ _ Indicate # credit hours (X): _ 3 or _ 6 Section: 01 or 0 _ (Note: Department will indicate if other than "'01")

1 Print Name (Last, First)

_ LSU ID number

Campus Phone LSU Email Address

Brief description of the proposed internship activity. Include briefly: I) company or organization; 2) what you expect to do; 3) what you expect to learn; 4) the approximate number of hours of your activity involved. If appropriate, attach a proposal of your intended work to this page and write "see attached" below.

Report Due Date. YOUR REPORT IS DUE TO YOUR LSU SUPERVISING INSTRUCTOR BY 3:00 p.m. on the last Friday class day of the semester enrolled (Refer to LSU Academic Calendar for specific date).

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LSU Internship Advisor Entered on schedule by: Date

*The LSV General Catalog allows for a maximum total of 3 credit hours earned for MKT 4479. Also, standard LSV semester fees apply to this course. NOTE: MKT 4479 IS A PASS/FAlL COURSE.

NOTE: Ifyou decide to drop this class after you have submitted this form, please notify Karen S Watson at kswatso(tl2lsu.edu.

MKT4479

Professional Sales Internship

Writing Your Report. Your report should consist of at least three major sections: (l) description of your internship company, (2) description of your internship duties and responsibilities, (3) analysis of sales concepts. In terms of approximate emphasis and relative length, place about one-third on each. Because every internship in unique, you may find it necessary to place more emphasis on one than on the other sections. Do not let any of these sections fall below 20% emphasis or relative length.

1. Description of your Internship Company. Here are some possible areas of your description. Describe the relevant operations of your internship company. You may want to describe its product/service lines. Historical information on its growth or movement into or out of markets is also useful. The organizational structure can be related. With very large companies, you may need to restrict most of your descriptions to your division or a more specific area of the company in which you are working.

2. Description of your Internship Duties and Responsibilities. The purpose of this section of your report is to communicate the specific duties, activities, assignments, functions, tasks, responsibilities, requirements, and other experiences that were involved in your internship. Creative ways interns have written this section include: job descriptions, diary or chronological description of experiences, compilations of memos and/or other directions from superiors, and straight narrative.

3. Analysis of Sales Concepts/Preparation of Presentation. This section is the most important in that it is where you identify specific sales concepts that you are applying, ones you see being applied by the company either correctly or incorrectly, and/or ones you do not see being applied but that you believe should be applied. You should describe in significant depth how you applied concepts in the development of your sales presentation. In this section, you should draw not only from your experiences, but use marketing and sales textbooks, company records, client characteristics and other materials, and references such as trade journals, business periodicals, or other sources.

4. Summary of Sales Presentation. This section should summarize the specifics of the final sales presentation. It should at a minimum include the date of the presentation, the length of the presentation, the people present for the presentation (including their company and position) and the final results of the presentation. A copy of the presentation may be attached to the report as an appendix.

Report Format. Your report should be in professional format either printed copy or electronic file. Use standard report appearance meaning that you should have a title page, major headings, subheadings, minor subheadings (if appropriate), references noted in the text where necessary, and a

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list of references. Make use of exhibits and visuals but limit them to a maximum of 20% of your report pages. Use no smaller than 12 font size; any font type is acceptable.

Report Length. The required minimum length is 25 pages for this 3-hour internship (l00 hours of practical work experience). Text pages should be double-spaced. This length requirement includes exhibits, tables, but not the references or title pages.

Report Due Date. YOUR REPORT IS DUE TO YOUR LSU SUPERVISING INSTRUCTOR BY 3:00 p.m. on the last Friday class day of the semester enrolled (Refer to LSU Academic Calendar for specific date).

Note: This is a PASSIFAIL course.

NOTE: Ifyou decide to drop this class after you have submitted this form, please notify Karen S Watson at kswatso(tl)lsu.edu.

MKT 4479 Internship Option for Professional Sales Practicum

Section I (To be filled out by intern.)

Intern's Name: LSU ID:

Dates of internship (approximate): _

SECTION II (To be filled out by intern.)

Return this completedform by Friday, _

Dr. Alvin C. Burns (or )* Internship Supervisor Department of Marketing E.J. Ourso College of Business Business Education Complex, Room 2121 Louisiana State University Nicholson Extension Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803

Phone:(225)578-8786(or(225) ~)*

Fax: (225) 578-8616 Email: [email protected](or ~)*

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*If a name is written in, this person is the LSD evaluator of the intern whose name appears on this report.

MKT 4479 Supervisor's Report (Continued) Section III (To be filled out by intern's companvlorganization supervisor.)

Supervisor:

Name:

Position:

Telephone: Fax:

Email: _

Company:

Name: _

Street Address: _

Suite/Division: _

City: State: _

Country: Postal Code:

SECTION IV (To be filled out by intern's companvlorganization supervisor.)

Please indicate the following (may write and sign on company letterhead, tfdesired):

Approximate total hours worked by intern during semester: _

Training, tasks, projects, duties, and/or relevant work by intern: _

A brief evaluation of the intern's performance: _

Signature: Date: _

.i\pl L5U Faculty Senate Courses and Curricula Committee

January 16,2014 From: Lawrence Rouse, Chair, Courses and Curricula Committee

At their January 16,2014 meeting, the Faculty Senate Courses and Curriculum Committee took the following action regarding the MKT proposals:

MKT 4478 • The Committee returned the proposal to add MKT 4478. The Committee requested ajustification

that states how this course is handled in regard to the option oftraditional class format or internship format. Internships are usually considered individual study; in this case, it is a traditional course. If one chooses not to take the internship option, do they follow the guidelines of a traditional course? Is the 14 week schedule to be followed by both options or just the traditional course option? How is the internship and traditional course to be graded? What are the grading components? The Committee suggested that this course be separated into two courses to eliminate confusion. However, if the department would like to keep this course as a single course, it will have to provide sufficient answers to the above questions.

Professional Sales Concentration • The Committee tabled the proposal to add the Professional Sales concentration pending the

approval ofMKT 4478.

Please submit the requested documentation to Anna Castrillo in the Office of the University Registrar at 112 Thomas Boyd Hall or by email at [email protected].

If you have any questions regarding the request, please feel free to contact me at lrouse(ailsu.edu.

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Rubric & No.: CSC 2730 Title: Data Science and Analytics

COURSE CREDIT Graduate Credit: YES X NO



Credit will not be given for this course and:

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GRADING Final Exam: X YES NO Grading System: X Letter Grade Pass/Fail

(Attach justification if the proposed course will not hold a final exam during examination week.)


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CSC 2730 Data Science and Analytics (3) Prereq.: CSC 1254 or 1351 or ISDS 3107 Effective and efficient strategies for data capture; the relational database model, queries, and web programming; data mining and data warehousing process; descriptive statistics and visualization techniques; introduction to computational analysis and multidimensional analysis.

BUDGET IMPACT If this course is approved, will additional staff be needed? -2.... YES NO

Will additional space, equipment, special library materials or other major expense be involved?

(If answer to either question above is "yes" attach explanation.) Academic Affairs Approval: _

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SYLLABUS: Including 14 week outline of the subject matter; titles of text, lab manual, and/or required readings; grading scale and criteria (For 4000-level, specify graduate student grading criteria if requirements differ for graduate and undergraduate students).

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Graduate Dean's Signature (for 4000 level and above) (date)

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JUSTIFICATION: CSC 2730 Data Science and Analytics (3) The field of data science and analytics incorporates techniques and theories from diverse areas such as mathematics, biology, statistics, data warehousing, and artificial intelligence to name but a few. As a result of the "digital age", vast amounts of data are available for extracting actionable intelligence. Therefore, the area of data science and analytics encompasses all requirements including constraints for data management which culminates in the elicitation of knowledge to support human decision making.

When datasets are extremely large and require uncommon software tools to record, manage and process the data, the term "Big Data" is used. Big Data is a specified area of data science and analytics. Our Computer Science & Engineering Division has identified Big Data and related areas as a new area of expertise in which the division would like to grow. Our Industry Advisory Board (November 22, 2013) were very supportive of the proposed course topics and the technical tools utilized in them. Employment opportunities are plentiful and the expertise is lacking in most undergraduate programs.

To incorporate the concepts of Big Data and data analytics into our curricula, the division has developed a new concentration, "Data Science and Analytics", including required credits in the proposed courses CSC 2730 "Data Science and Analytics" and CSC 4740 "Big Data Technologies". Planned courses in the area are targeted for STEM-related research and career curriculum tracks.

OVERLAP: There is overlap in some of the topics contained in CSC 2730 and 4740 in existing LSU catalog courses particularly in the Department of Information Systems and Decision Sciences (ISDS 4112 Data Warehousing; CSC 4402 Introduction to Database Management Systems). Content that is duplicated is related to database design and management and data warehousing.

• The proposed computer science courses emphasize database process modeling, database design and implementation as they relate to the data analytics model.

• Computer science majors are not required to take an introductory course in database development using a technology such as Microsoft Access (CSC 1100, ISDS 1102). CSC 2730 requires SOL as the introductory technology for implementing a database design which is needed for advanced topics.

• CSC 4402 Introduction to Database Management Systems is a high-level course which focuses on broader and more theoretical topics related to database design: E-R models, normalization, query optimization, functional dependencies and relational database design theory. CSC 2730 and 4740 do not cover advanced database topics.

• Content across the proposed concentration, "Data Science and Analytics", is contained in ISDS 4112 Data Warehousing but no one CSC course is equivalent to it. CSC 2730 includes both database and data warehousing at the 2000-level to create a foundation for advanced upper-level CSC courses. Programming skills are required in CSC 2730 and 4740. ISDS 4112 is excluded from the approved area elective list for the proposed concentration.

• CSC 2730 introduces technology topics at the 2000-level as a context in which to teach the fundamental topics in data science and analytics. Technology expertise is required at the lower level so that students are rigorously prepared for subsequent course(s) in data science and analytics at upper level(s). ISDS courses with similar topics (data warehousing and data mining) are offered at the 4000-level.

• CSC 2730 does not require statistics as a prerequisite as do the ISDS 3+++ level courses (indirectly) but will instead focus on statistical methods and tools for visualizing data.

• CSC courses related to data science and analytics highlight computational analysis and predictive analysis. But some computational skills covered in the one CSC 2730 course are covered in each of ISDS 1100/1102 (Excel/Access), 3110 (relational DB) and 4112 (data warehousing) also.

• CSC 4740 Big Data Technologies has a concentrated topic area in emerging technologies which stresses legal and ethical issues related to collecting and mining data.

BUDGETARY CONCERNS: Current size and expertise of the CSC_E faculty, whose first priority is to schedule the required core CSC classes, is limiting the effective scheduling of courses related to Big Data, data science, analytics, and other related topics. The faculty and the Office of the Dean of Engineering are supportive of faculty hiring in the research area and to support new courses along with the proposed concentration. With the Dean's approval an adjunct instructor has been hired (Spring 2014) who is an expert practitioner in the field. CSC 2730 is the first course targeted to be scheduled.

By utilizing current faculty members and industry experts in a team teaching-paradigm, resources are available to teach CSC 2730 as early as Spring 2014 or Fall 2014. But to fully support the proposed courses and enhance the new concentration to its best potential, additional full-time faculty members are needed who are experts in the area and who can share the teaching load of the essential CSC classes.

SYLLABUS

esc 2730 Data Science and Analytics

esc 2730 Data Science and Analytics (3) Effective and efficient strategies for data capture; the relational database model, queries, and web programming; data mining and data warehousing process; descriptive statistics and visualization techniques; introduction to computational analysis and multidimensional analysis.

Prerequisite: esc 1254 or 1351 or ISDS 3107

Course Coordinator: Prof. Jian Zhang; [email protected]; 3124A Patrick F. Taylor Hall

Learning Objectives:

1. Explain the data analytics lifecycle and methodology 2. Using business requirements management to develop a data analytics model 3. Apply data management techniques to store and access data via the Web 4. Describe characteristics of a relational database 5. Explain the appropriateness of database warehousing 6. Utilize technologies for data capture and ETl (Extract, Transform, and load) in a database

system 7. Evaluate a data model and implement a data model 8. Apply statistics and computational analysis to make predictions based on data evidence 9. Communicate results using descriptive statistics and visualization techniques

Required Text: Jeffrey Stanton (2013) Introduction to Data Science Version 3 at http://jsresearch.net/

Optional Texts: • Ralph Kinball, Margy Ross, Warren Thornthwaite The Data Warehouse Lifecycle Toolkit • Bill Franks (2012) Taming the Big Data Tidal Wave: Finding Opportunities in Huge Data Streams with

Advanced Analytics (Wiley and SAS Business Series) 337 pages ISBN: 1118208781 • Thomas H. Davenport, Jeanne G. Harris (2010) Analytics at Work: Smarter Decisions, Better Results

[Hardcover] 240 pages. Harvard Business Review Press • Douglas W. Hubbard (2010) How to Measure Anything: Finding the Value of Intangibles in Business. (2nd

edition) 320 pages. Wiley. ISBN-10: 0470539399; ISBN-13: 978-0470539392 • Foster Provost and Tom Fawcett Data Science for Business: What you need to know about data mining and

data-analytic thinking • Steve Hoberman, Michael Blaha, Bill Inmon and Graeme Simsion Data Modeling Made Simple: A Practical

Guide for Business and IT Professionals, 2nd Edition • Steve Hoberman, Michael Blaha, Bill Inmon and Graeme Simsion Data Modeline Made Simple: A Practical

Guide for Business and IT Professionals, 2nd Edition

Grading:

Total Points: Final Grading Scale:

Homeworks/Class_Parlicipation" 50 pts A (90% and above) Programming Exercises: 50 pts B (80% < 90%) Project 1*: 50 pts C (70% < 80%)

(20 pts design; 30pts implementation) D (60% < 70%)

Project 2*: 50 pts F « 60%)

(20 pts design; 30pts implementation)

Midterm & Final: 200 pts

400 pts total

* Projects 1 & 2 (see project examples following) - Team based utilizing pair programming - Submitted in 2-phases

(design and implementation)

Class Policy: - All submitted work for grading is the work of only the individual student except for the final project.

- Programming exercises are submitted to the classes.csc.lsu.edu server. - Due dates are as indicated on the homeworks/programs/ project. - Missed deadlines or tests are handled on an individual basis with the approval of the Dean's Office. - All problems with grading must be resolved within ~ class days of returning the work. - If class is missed, detailed notes and class content must be acquired from a classmate. - Class participation points consist of open book or open notes related to the lectures.

Student Class Participation: The class meets for a total of ~ hours per week which constitutes a ~ hour credit course. While notes and reference materials may be posted via Moodie, the class is not designed as online-based; students are expected to attend class. Absences should be rare and exceptional. Students are expected to have read the assigned chapters or pages prior to class for the background necessary to properly participate in the discussion and think critically about the concepts addressed. As a general policy, for each hour you are in class, you (the student) should plan to spend at least two hours preparing for the next class. Since this course is for three credit hours, you should expect to spend around six hours outside of class each week in activities such as reading, writing homework assignments, and/or completing programming-based exercises for the class.

Weekly Topic Outline

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Introduction: syllabus, concepts, scope, terminology, examples

Storage and Organization: Databases - terminology, concepts, role and application of the database in information management

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Relational Database: Data understanding, preparation & modeling; basic data model techniques for data capture of requirements; analyzing data elements; identifying entities and attributes; determining relationships between entities Scalable SOL: Using structured query language to process data; create reports and communicate results (descriptive statistics and visualization, etc,)

5 Continue: Scalable SQL

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Introduction to data warehousing

Midterm

8 Using a web programming language (ex. Javascript) to preprocess (scrape; clean) and to process data

9 Techniques to store and access data via the Web

10 Basics of business intelligence including data gathering, data storing, data analyzing and providing access to data; ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)

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11 Computational analysis to make predictions; OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) and multidimensional analysis

12 Introduction to data mining; CRISP-DM; concepts; predictive modeling; tesUtrain; scoring

13 Continued: Data mining

Summarize the Data Analytics Lifecycle and Methodology

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Example Projects (topics may be similar but vary from class to class): (1) Students will have practices on fundamental SQl and data retrieval techniques in the context of an example application. Students will apply their knowledge learned in class on data integration methods, analyze and solve the problem that involves integrating data from multiple data sources, in preparation for data analysis. Project will use tools such as Microsoft Excel &MySQl to extract and integrate data.

(2) Students will be required to demonstrate their grasp of fundamental data analysis techniques in the context of an example application. The project will focus on the analysis of one or more data sets using data mining methods and suitable simulations where it is deemed appropriate. Project will use tools such as Microsoft Excel, Cognos Insight or IBM SPSS for data analysis. The analysis involves data visualization, data exploration, summarization and prediction. Students also present the result of the analysis using presentation tools.

(3) Students will have practices on basic web programming techniques in the context of an example application. The project will focus on building web forms and the application of web programming methods where this is deemed appropriate. Project will use web markUp and programming languages such as HTMl, Java &Javascript to build web applications for data entry, retrieval and presentation.

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~ JJl! L5U Faculty Senate Courses and Curricula Committee


At their January 16,2014 meeting, the Faculty Senate Courses and Curriculum Committee took the following action regarding the CSC proposals:

Data Science and Analytics Concentration • The Committee conditionally approved the proposal to add the Data Science and Analytics

concentration pending a letter of support from ISDS. The Committee cou Id not find the approval from ISDS stating that ISDS 3105,4118, and 4141 could be offered in the program.

CSC 2730 and 4740 • The Committee conditionally approved the proposals to add CSC 2730 and 4740 pending revised

syllabi that detail the projects in the courses. In CSC 4740, the Committee suggested inserting the description of the final project within the justification into the syllabus. This should also be used as an example for CSC 2730.

Please submit the requested documentation to Anna Castril10 in the Office of the University Registrar at 112 Thomas Boyd Hall or by email at [email protected].

If you have any questions regarding the request, please feel free to contact me at Jrollse({ilsu.edll.

REQL/EST FOR ADDITION OF NEW COURSE PLEASE SUBMIT 17 COPIES OF EACH REQUEST

Department: Accounting Date: 10/01/13

College: E. J. Ourso College of Business

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PROPOSED COURSE

Rubric & No.: ACCT Title: Governance, Risk, and Controls

(5 20 characters)

COURSE CREDIT Graduate Credit: X YES NO (complete for 4000 level courses only)

Semester Hours of Credit: 3 (For "Lecture/Lab" type courses only: Lecture Hrs. Lab Hrs).

If course may be repeated for credit (i.e. special topics), course may be taken for a max. of N/A credit hours.

Credit will not be given for this course and: Not applicable ----------------~------(Indicate rubrics and course numbers)

GRADING Final Exam: x YES NO Grading System: x Letter Grade Pass/Fail

(Attach justification if the proposed course will not hold a final exam during examination week.)

COURSE TYPE

Check one type: .!.... LEC LAB LEC/LAB SEM CUN IPRACT RES/IND

Maximum enrollment per section: 20 (use integer, e.g. 25 not 20-30)

Total weekly contact hours: 3 (If lecture/lab, contact hours of: __ Lecture Lab)


ACCT 4237 Governance, Risk, and Controls (3) Prereq.: Grade of "G" or above in ACCT 3233 or AGCT 7233 or concurrent registration and permission of instructor. The study of the cornerstones of governance, enterprise risk management, internal audit risk planning, and control frameworks.

BUDGET IMPACT If this course is approved, will additional staff be needed? YES x NO

Will additional space, equipment, special library materials or other major expense be involved? YES x NO

(If answer to either queslion above is 'yes' attach explanation.) Academic Affairs Approval: --:- _ Date: _

ATTACHMENTS ATIACH THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR PROPOSAL.

JUSTIFICATION: Justification must explain why this course is needed. Will the course duplicate other courses? SYLLABUS: Including 14 week outline of the subject matter; titles of text. lab manual, and/or required readings; grading scale and criteria.

(For 4000-level, specify graduate student grading criteria if requirements differ for graduate and undergraduate stUdents).

APPROVALS Department FaCUlty Approval 11/;3/1:3 College FaCUlty Approval \ 2 1 k II '),,4 0f (date) ~ ~2!~/J- 11)3}3

•Department Chair's Signature (date)

(date)Graduate Dean's Sign ure (for 4000 level and above) Chair, FS C&C Committee (date)

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ACCT 4237 Form_AlDS Supporting Information

Justification/ Explanation

1. Corporate failures continually highlight the need for improved corporate governance,

management risk processes, and control frameworks.

Corporate governance, enterprise risk managements, and controls are the most discussed topics

by boards, audit committees, senior management, attest auditors, and internal auditors. An

LSUCIA internal auditing capstone course is needed to provide our students with the academic

knowledge of these areas.

2. This course has been offered for three years as an independent study course with 3-4 students

per year. The course includes submission of a 3,000 to 5,000 word manuscript to the Institute of

Internal Auditors (IIA). The international Esther R. Sawyer Research Award provides $5,000 for

first place and $3,000 for the school.

The Esther R. Sawyer Research Award Winners for 2013,2012, and 2011 are as follows:

• 2013 Award Recipient: Douglas G. Seacrest, Louisiana State University

Ethics and Compliance Programs: Key Elements of an Effective Ethics and Compliance

Internal Audit Program

• 2012 Award Recipient: Jonathan E. Bayhi, Louisiana State University

Internal Auditing and Its Stakeholders: Understanding Perceptions, Achieving Potential

• 2011 Award Recipient: Rachel Bond, Louisiana State University

Internal Auditing "Rotational" Programs: Opportunities for Internal Audit to Add Value

The award also includes an expense paid trip to the internationalllA conference to receive the

award. The conference typically has over 2,500 international practitioners from over 100

countries.

The Sawyer Manuscript topic is established each year by the IIA Research Foundation. The

details of this award can be found at the following link: https://na.theiia.org/about

us/Pages/esther-r-sawye r-resea rch-award.a spx.

3. The addition of this course will allow the LSUCIA program to continue to be the international

leader in internal audit education and research. Over 3,500 students have completed the

program that has provided over 2,100 internships.

E, j, Ourso College of Business Center for Inlprnal Auditing L5U

ACCT 4237: Governance, Risk & Controls Syllabus

Glenn E. Sumners, Director Office Hours: LSU Center for Internal Auditing 7:00 - 8:00 am M"IWT Office: 4065 Business Education Complex (other hours by appointment) Phone: 225-578-6210 E-mail: [email protected]

Course Descriptions: ACCT 4237 Governance, Risk, and Controls (3) Prereq.: Grade of "e" or abo!'e in ACCT 3233 or ACcr 7233 or concumnt re,giJ/ration andperminion q/illJ/!7fdor. The study of the cornerstones of governance, enterprise risk management, internal audit risk planning, and control frameworks.

Class Format: Lecture and interactive discussion.

Class Expectations: It is expected that the students have read the assigned chapter or pages prior to class for the background necessary to property participate in the discussion and think critically about the concepts addressed. As a general policy, for each hour you are in class, you (the student) should plan to spend at least two hours preparing for the next class. Since this course is for three credit hours, you should expect to spend around six hours outside of class each week reading or writing assignments for class.

Grading System: • Grade Elements:

% grade- Manuscript: Research manuscript of 3,000 words on an internal audit topic

relevant to governance, risk, and controls (GRC). Quality manuscripts will be submitted for

the annual IIA Esther R. Sawyer Research Award (manuscript competition).

https:lllla.thciia.org/ab(HlJ:.::H~ I>ages / csthcr-r-sawyer:::J:~,?earch -award.aspx.

• Y4 grade- Exams: Exams on assigned reading material (written and oral).

• 1/4 grade- Cases: Written Reports on GRC cases.

• % grade- Final Exam: Comprehensive.

• Exams:

• Written (Mid-term and Final)

o The written exams will include five essay questions to test the student's

understanding of the assigned material.

• Oral (Mid-term and Final)

o The oral exams will require that the students demonstrate to the LSUCIA

staff the ability to integrate the course material.

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E.J. Ourso College of Business Center for Internal Auditing L5U

ACCT 4237: Governance, Risk & Controls Syllabus

• Cases:

• The cases will be unstructured problem solving that will require the integration and

application of the selected readings.

• Graduate students will be required to complete an additional case.

• The cases have been developed by the by the LSUCIA staff.

• Grading Scale:

A-90%

B- 80%

C-70%

D-60%

F- below 60%

• Comments:

• This course will be a high-energy course designed for students that want to excel.

• This course will include two 1.5 hour classes and a minimum of six hours of outside

study/ reading.

Course Outline:

Week Topics 1 I. Introduction (IIA Professional Practices Framework Standards on

Governance, Risks, and Controls) 2. Governance Best Practices

2 3. COSO Framework: Objectives (Committee of Sponsoring Organizations) 4. COSO Framework: Components

3 5. Developing a COSO Approach 6. Case Study- Tyronco (Developing a COSO Audit Program)

4 7. COSO ERM: Objectives 8. COSO ERM: Components

5 9. SEC Risk Disclosure 10. ISO 13000

6 li. Guide to ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) 12. The Failure of Risk Management (Book)

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7 13. The Black Swan (Book) 14. King III I

8 15. Sarbanes-Oxley Act 16. Federal Sentencinp- Guidelines

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9 17. Oral Exam 18. Written Exam

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E, J, Ourso College of Busin~"

Center for Internal Auditing L5U

Week 10

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ACCT 4237: Governance, Risk & Controls S,y IIabus

Topics 19. Case Study- Tenerife 20. Against the Gods (Book) 21. Audit Committee- Best Practices 22. Board Best Practices 23. National Association of Corporate Directors 24. Blue Ribbon Committee Renort 25. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 26. Managing the Business Risk of Fraud 27. Case Study (Graduate Students only) 28. Review of Case 29. Final Exam

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L5U E, J. Ourso College of Business

January 23, 2014

To: Mr. Lawrence Rouse, Chair Faculty Senate Courses and Curricula Committee

From: Dr. Richard D. White, Jr. Dean and Ourso Distinguished Professor E.J. Ourso College of Business

Re: ACCT 4237 Course Proposal

ACCT 4237 (Governance, Risk, and Controls) course has been offered on an experimental basis to a select group of high-achieving students for each of the last three years. The enrollment level was purposely kept to a minimum during the creation of the course.

The course is a research-based course. As a course requirement, students must research and write a manuscript on a specified topic. Students then submit the manuscript for international competition sponsored by the Institute of Internal Auditors. LSU students have won the competition and/or placed in the top three for the last three years.

This course meets educational goals at both the College and University levels. I fully support the course proposal.

Sincerely,

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Dr. Richard O. White, Jr.

~ )JIJJl L5U Faculty Senate Courses and Curricula Committee


At their January 16, 2014 meeting, the Faculty Senate Courses and Curriculum Committee took the following action regarding the ACCT proposal:

ACCT 4237 • The Committee conditionally approved the proposal to add ACCT 4237 pending a letter from the

dean stating that this course is needed even though it attracts a number of students below the minimum enrollment requirement of 10 students each semester. Are students handpicked to enroll in this course? Why do only three to four students take this course every semester?

Please submit the requested documentation to Anna Castrillo in the Office of the University Registrar at 112 Thomas Boyd Hall or by email at [email protected].

If you have any questions regarding the request, please feel free to contact me at Irouset(j;lslI.edu.

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FORMeRequest for CHANGING an Existing Course

Department _A_R:-:T College Art + Design Course Rubric and # ARTH 2470 Date

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Effective :.,) I.~ cf1, 10/12/2013

Present Course Description

Title Survey of 20th Century Art

Semester Hours of Credit3

If combination course type, # hrs. of 3 lab/semO

credit for lecture: /rec:

Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)__ x

Graduate Credit? Yes: No:

Credit will not be given for this course and: _

Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.)

3 ~ ~w LEC _ LAB SEM REC IND PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: _3_

Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail

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" I Survey of Modern to Contemporary ArtTIt e

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470 Survey of Modern to Contemporary Art (3) Survey of major art movements from the 1880s to the present day.

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~ I THESEAUESDONS .VSTBE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELh' OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (x) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (x ) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No ( x) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes (x ) No ( )

JUSTIFICATION/EXPLANATION: Use separate sheet.

Note: IF COURSE IS OR WILL BE CROSS-LISTED, SEPARATE FORMS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY EACH DEPARTMENT.

11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date

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Justification for Change: ARTH 2470

Title and Description change

1) Previous course title is inaccurate in the 21 51 century. "Art of the 20lh and 21 51 Centuries" is cumbersome and not appealing to students. "Survey of Modern to Contemporary Art" is the most accurate title for the course.

2) Description of the course never existed, it was simply entered as a repetition of the previous title. The proposed description is accurate, succinct, and complete.

Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors?

The course fulfills a distribution requirement for the Art History Concentration of the Liberal Arts BA in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. It is not a required course for that degree.

The course fulfills art history requirement for the Studio Art and Digital Art Undergraduate degrees in the School of Art.

The course is also one of the options for the Digital Media AVATAR Arts minor.

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Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_No_ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _No_ x x

Graduate Credit? Yes: Graduate Credit? Yes:No: No:

Credit will not be given for this course and: _ Credit will not be given for this course and: _

Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.) Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.)

3 RESI CUNI 3 RESI CUNI LEC _ LAB SEM REC INO PRACT LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: _3_ Total Weekly Contact Hours: _3_

Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail

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f4466 Survey of Contemporary Art (3) Major movements in art 66 Contemporary Art (3) Major movements and theories I rom World War II through the 1980s; the wane of modernism in art from World War II through the present. including the

and the rise of postmodernism; focus on America and Europe ane of modernism and the rise and fall of postmodernism but Latin American and non-Western art also considered.

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Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes ( X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes ( X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



APPROVALS:

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Request for CHANGING an Existing Course

Department _A_R,-T,,-- -----,- College Art + Design Course Rubric and # ARTH 4466 Date

10/12/2013

Present Course Description Proposed Course Description

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Justification for Change: ARTH 4466

Title and Description change

1) Survey has been removed from the title to avoid confusion with ARTII 2470 and to reflect the theoretical content of the course, which goes beyond a typical art history survey.

2) Description of the course needed to be updated. First, the original phrase "World War II through the 1980s" is no longer correct. Second, the statement concerning American, Europe, Latin America, and non-Western art is vague and confusing as it has stood. Contemporary art is a constantly changing field and this degree of geographic specificity is unnecessary in course title.

Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors?

The course fulfills distribution requirements for the Art History Undergraduate Concentration of the Liberal Arts BA in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and for the MA Art History Degree in the School of Art. It is not a required course in either case.

The course fulfills art history requirement for the Studio Art and Digital Art Undergraduate degrees in the School of Art. It is not a required course.

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Department School of Art College Art and Design Effective~ ~i C,/')Ci 1

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" I Introduction to PrintmakingTitle Introduction to Printmaking TIt e


If combination course type, # hrs. of If combination course type, # hrs. oflab/sem lab/sem


Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)__ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) __ X

XGraduate Credit? Yes: Graduate Credit? Yes:

No: No:



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Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _ X _ Pass/Fail

Course Description: Course Description: Include course number title etc exactly as It appears In the General Catalog Include course number title etc exact! as It Wlli a ear In the General Carat

'1360 Introduction to Printmaking (3) prereq .ART1011j1360 Introduction to Printmaking (3) PrereqH . and ART 1847 Students are responsible for studio fee majors/minors only, ART 1011 andART 1847 Students are \ associated with course. 6 hrs studio. Basic concepts, materials, responsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs 'I

land processes in printmaking studio. Basic concepts, materials, and processes in II printmaking. i

I I THESE QUESTIQNS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURA'fijOV OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X ) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department Facul 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date I

(Date)

Graduate Dean's Signature (Date) Chair, FS C & C Committee

College Contact



FORM C - R~uest for Changing an Existing Course in Printmaking

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 1360 Introduction to Printmaking be changed to "Majors/Minors only".

We have been using this code in the registration process for a number of years although it was mistakenly omitted from the course description. We are now trying to correct this error.

ART 1360 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art. This course is a prerequisite for ART 2332, 2360, 2361, 2363, 2371, 2381, and 4380.

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Department School of Art College Art and Design Course Rubric and # ART 2342 Date 11.13.13

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Course Description Course Description: Include course number title etc exactl as It a ears In the Genera! Calalo Include course number title etc exact! as It will a ear In the Genera! Cafat,

2342 Papermaking (3) Prereq. ART 1011. Students are ~ 2342 Papermaking (3) Prereq majors/minors only ART 'Iresponsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs I 1011. Students are responsible for studio fee associated ftudio Introduction to the art and technology of making paper by with course. 6 hrs. studio Introduction to the art and ihand echnology of making paper by hand.

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IHESE QUESTJOMS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AN'--D-A-C-'C"'--y"'--BA-T-ELV OR PROPQSALWJLL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes ( ) No ( X ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



APPROVALS:

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FORM C - Request for ChaJ19ing an Existing Course in Printmaking

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2342 Papermaking be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 2342 is a prerequisite course for ART 4341 .

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Present Course Des

Title Intermediate Printmaking

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No: No:

Credit will not be given for this course and: A\'ZT 23((1 \ Credit will not be given for this course and: ~


6 RES! CLINt 6 RES! CLINt LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT


Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _ X _ PassIFail

Course Description Course Description: InClude course number, tlfle etc exact! as!t a ears In the General Catalo Include course number. title elc exactly as II will appear WI the General Catalog

360 Intermediate Printmaking (3) An Honors course, ' 360 Intermediate Printmaking (3) An Honors II

~RT 2361 is a/so avaIlable. Prereq ART 1360 May be course, ART2361 is a/so aVBllabie. Prereq. majors/minors I Irepeated for a max. of6 sem. hrs. ofcredIt Credit wll/ not be only. ART 1360 May be repeated for a max. of6 sem. hrs ' ~!ven for this course andART2361 Students are responsible i ofcredtt Credit wlI/ not be given for this course andART I Ifor studio fee associated with course. Comprehensive I 2361 Students are responsible for studio fee associated linvestigation of printmaking concepts, materials, and with course Comprehensive investigation of printmakingI

~eChniqUes: emphasis on color printing. I oncepts, materials, and techniques; emphasis on color i printing 'I

I II . THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AN'=D-::A-=C-=-CU=RA=-=-=T=euy OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:



FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Printmaking

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2360 Intermediate Printmaking be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 2360 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, in the Printmaking concentration, and in the Digital Art concentration.

This course is a prerequisite for ART 2392 and ART 4360.

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Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)__

xGraduate Credit? Yes:

No:



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Course Description Include course number title etc exactl as it a ears In the General [aralo

381 Book Arts (3) Prereq.· Art 1360 Students are (responSible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs studio IBasic theory. design, and production in the book arts. I

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Title Book Arts

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Grading System: Letter Grade _ X _ Pass/Fail

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381 Book Arts (3) Prereq. Art 1360 andpermission of I I/f7structor Students are responSIble for studio fee ,

I Iassociated wtlh course. 6 hrs studio Basic theory. deSign, Irnd production in the book arts I

II I ITHESEQUESIIQNS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AWD ACCURAIELY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed With and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )

JUSTIFICATION/EXPLANATION: Use separate sheet


APPROVALS:

Department Faculty A ro a ate 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date \\ • t4 . \~

Department Chair's Signature

Graduate Dean's Signature (Date)

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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Prinjmaking

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2381 Book Arts be changed to include "Permission of Instructor"


ART 2381 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, in the Printmaking concentration. This course is a prerequisite for ART 4381.

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Title Digital Printmaking Title~ S~ort DIG I L P R I N M KIN Title




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_6_ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _6_

xGraduate Credit? Yes: Graduate Credit? Yes:

No: No:



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Course Description Course Description r-:-1nc=lu=de:...::c=ou=rse="=u'T1=b=e'=I,=lle=e=!C_e=xa=c=11=as=,t=a=ea=rs=,n~th.=e =Ge=ne=,a=fC=a=taf=o'--:- Include course number tiUe etc exactly as II Will appear In the General Catat

2392 Digital Printmaking (3) Prereq. ART 2360 May be taken 2392 Digital Printmaking (3) Prereq: majors/minors only for a max. of 6 sem. hrs. of credit. Students are responsible for RT 2360 May be taken for a max. of 6 sem. hrs. of credit. ',Studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs. studio. Exploration of Students are responsible for studio fee associated with Ipersonal imagery by means of digital and photomechanical Ilcourse. 6 hrs. studio. Exploration of personal imagery by lapplication for contemporary printmaking. means of digital and photomechanical application for I

ontemporary printmaking

P LV AN CC V 0 RO A E URN Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date \\. t4 .\-;

(Date)

Graduate Dean's Signature

College Contact:


(Date)

APPROVALS:

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(Date)


x


Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2392 Digital Printmaking be changed to "Majors/M inors onIy".


ART 2392 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, the Printmaking concentration, and the Digital Art concentration. It is a prerequisite course for ART 4391.

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Course Rubric and # ART 2761 Date 11.13.13


Title Intermediate SCUlpture Title~ S.hort I N ERE D U L PUR E TItle



credit for lecture: credit for lecture:Irec: Irec:

Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_9_ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _9_ xx




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Course Description: Course Description Include course numDer title etc exact! as It a ears In the General Catalo Include course number. title, etc exactl as It Will ap ear In the Gelletaf Galal

2761 Intermediate Sculpture (3) Prereq.. ART 1661, ART I [2761 Intermediate Sculpture (3) Prereq..perm,Sswn of- i {nil-fry, 1762. May be taken for a max. of 9 sem. hrs. of credit. Students .~ ART1762. May be taken for a max. of 9 sem. nrs. of ! are responsible for studio fee associated with course 6 hrs credit. Students are responsible for studio fee associated ~tudio Studies in sculpture involving various materials and with course 6 hrs. studio. Studies in sculpture involving Imethods May include metal fabrication, metal casting and arious materials and methods. May include metal Imixed media. abrication, metal casting and mixed media.

e YAND e U TE Y OR PR AL I D. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



APPROVALS:


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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Sculpture

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2761 Intermediate Sculpture be changed to include "permission of instructor".


Additionally, we would like to remove ART 1661 from the prerequisite. ART 1661 is a requirement for students pursuing the Sculpture concentration although it does not need to be a prerequisite for this course and may be taken later in the required course sequence.

ART 2761 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, the Sculpture concentration, the Ceramics concentration, and the Sculpture minor.

It is a prerequisite course for ART 4761.

Anna M Castrillo

From: Denyce Celentano Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 5:52 PM To: Anna M Castrillo SUbject: FW: ART Memo Attachments: ART 2761_FORM C_11.13.doc; ATT00001.htm; image003.jpg; ATT00002.htm; art.doc;

ATT00003.htm

Importance: High

Dear Anna

Thank you for your memo dated January 31 from the Faculty Senate Courses and Curricula Committee concerning the ART proposals.

Item 1) The table that you created is correct to our paperwork submitted except for one course in which we made an error. With the Committees permission, could we make a correction to the following course. • ART 2761: Intermediate Sculpture. Should be "Permission of Instructor" rather than "Majors/Minors only". Could you make this change on our behalf or if needed I have updated the form and it is attached (although not signed).

Item 2) Noted that ART 2661 Intermediate Ceramics is conditionally approved. We are at present seeking approval through the College of Art and Design and will contact you as soon as we have official documentation from the President of the LSU System.

Many thanks,

Denyce Celentano Associate Director

LSU School of Art

225-578-5411

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Department School of Art Course Rubric and # ART 2879

College

Date


Title Figure Orawing II




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL

Graduate Credit? Yes: XNo:


Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type)

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Course Description

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12879 Figure Drawing 1/ (3) Prereq' ART 1848 Student 2879 Figure Drawing 1/ (3) Prereq majors/minors only. Iresponsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs. studio. RT 1848 Student responsible for studio fee associated 'IContinuing studies in life drawing. with course. 6 hrs. studio. Continuing studies in life I rawing.

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Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

11/19/13 College FaCUlty Approval Date 'I 'J

~ (Date)


College Contact:


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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Painting & Drawing

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2879 Figure Drawing II be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 2879 is required for the BFA in Studio Art, the Painting and Drawing concentration, the Printmaking concentration, and the Painting and Drawing minor.


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College

Date


Title Painting II




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL6

Graduate Credit? Yes: XNo:

Credit will not be given for this course and: _M'-'.L........l.'---=~_


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Course Description Include course nurrber title etc exactl as It a ears In the General Carafo

2881 Painting II (3) An honors course ART 2800 is also 'Iavailable, Prereq., ART 1848, ART 1849 and permission of instructor May be taken fora max of six sem, hrs. of credit !6 hrs studio ~ not ~~ -ta.~ (c,')C,U.jiV'l tt'\ w, m Prt..\ 2~oO.Studio problems in painting directed toward conceptual jattitudes, analysis of structure and color in composition; iindividual criticism, class discussion.

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11/19/13

Department Chair's Signature (Date)


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Art and Design 11.13.13

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Course Description: Include course number. tille, etc exactl as It will a ear In the General Catal

College Faculty Approval Date


x

FORM C - Request for ChanginAM1 Existing Course in Painting & Drawing

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2881 Painting II be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 2881 is required for the painting and drawing major and minor within the BFA in Studio Art.

ART 2881 is a prerequisite for Art 4880 and 4881.

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College

Date


Title Abstract Painting




Graduate Credit? Yes:


lab/sem /rec:

No: X

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Course Description Include course nUfTlOei title etc exact! as It a ears In the General Cata=lo,,--g

2882 Abstract Painting (3) Prereq. ART 1847. ART 1848. and IART 1849. 6 hrs studio. Studio approaches to abstraction; lindividual criticism, class discussion. I

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Course Description: Include c:our<:>e- number. tItle etc exac!\", as It WI') ap ear In the General Cata(

2882 Abstract Painting (3) Prereq.; majors/minors only. RT 1847, ART 1848, and ART 1849. 6 hrs. studio. Studio

approaches to abstraction; individual criticism, class discussion.

ELY AND ACCURATE Y OR PROPOSAL ILL B R TURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes () No (X) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No (X ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

11/19/13


College Contact:


(Date)

Department Facul

(Date)

Chair, FS C & C Committee


x


Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 2882 Abstract Painting be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


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Title Special Topics In Studio Title~ S.hort S P E C PIC S SUD I TItle




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL6 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_6 X

Graduate Credit? Yes: X Graduate Credit? Yes:No: No:



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Course Description Course Description: r-lor""~lu""de,-,,c=oucc:rs,,-,en""v",-'-Oo""er--,I"",ltie,--,e""lc__e=,a='c=11:.::.;as,-,,'I-'Oa=acc:rS--,'n__lh,,-e=Ge,-"ne=ra,--,IC=a""lal=O'--- -----, Include course number tItle etc exact! as II will a ear In the Genera! Catal

14020 Special Topics in Studio (3) Prereq..· consent of 020 Special Topics in Studio (3) Prereq.. permission of idepartment May be taken for a max. of 6 hrs. of credit when instructor May be taken for a max. of 6 hrs of credit when ItopiCS vary 6 hrs. studio. Directed studies with a visiting artist. topics vary. 6 hrs. studio Directed studies with a visiting

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THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCUBATEijy OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses, use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department Facul 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date ---1 \. 1.4 . 1"? j I '1

\ . Ie· \4Department (Date)

;-J[./L/ i (Date) Chair, FS C & C Committee (Date)

(Please print name.) "2-/7//1 Academic Affairs Approval (Date)

College Contact:

College Contact E-mail:

FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Art

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4020 Special Topics in Studio be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".

As this course is a general course for the School of Art for the directed studies with a visiting artist, then the permission of instructor designation is more appropriate.

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College

Date


Title Digital Art IV





Graduate Credit? Yes: X No:



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Course Description tn:::lude course num~er title etc exactly as It appears In the General Catalog

14055 Digital Art IV (3) Prereq. ART 4050 or equivalent iPrimarily for students majoring in art 6 hrs. studio Advanced rork in digital imaging, video and animation



Title Digital Art IV

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Course Description: Include course number title etc exactl as It Wlii ap ear in the General Cata!

055 Digital Art IV (3) Prereq.· ART 4050 or equivalent an ermission ofinstructor Primarily for students majoring in

art. 6 hrs studio. Advanced work in digital imaging, video nd animation

P LY AND ACe TE Y PROPOSAL RNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

(Date)

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(Date)

(Date)

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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Digital Art

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4055 Digital Art IV be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 4055 is one of the approved arts electives in the Digital Media AVATAR Arts minor.

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300 Senior Project: Printmaking (3) Prereq. 9 hrs of 4000- ~300 Senior Project: Printmaking (3) Prereq majors I eve/ printmaking courses, and senior status. May be taken for a only. 9 hrs of 4000-leve/ printmaking courses, and senior I

ax. of 6 hrs of credit This course is not offered during the tatus. May be taken for a max. of 6 hrs. of credit. This I[

ummer term Students are responsible for studio fee course is not offered during the summer term Students are associated with course 6 hrs. studio. Proposal and execution of responsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs. Ir.ia printmaking project under the direction of a major professor. studio Proposal and execution of a printmaking project i I ~ under the direction of a major professor. I THEse QUesTlOtil MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND AccuRATEiJY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or cQrequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No (X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

11/19/13

(Date)

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A proval Date Department Fac

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College

Date


Title Senior Project: Printmaking


If combination course type, # hrs. of lab/sem credit for lecture: /

rec:

Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable).-L2... -


x



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Course Description. Include course numoer title etc exact! as It a ars In the General Calala



Title Senior Pro"eet:

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The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4300 Senior Project: Printmaking be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 4300 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art and the Printmaking concentration.

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Title Advanced Printmaking Title~

g S.hort D P R I N M KIN TItle




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL6_ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _6_ x x



Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.) Contact Hours Per Week (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.)

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Grading System Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _ X _ Pass/Fail

Course Description Course Description: Include course number tItle elc:: ExaclJy as It apP~Eea~rS:..;:.,n,-"th",e~Ge:..;:..n:..;:.cra:..;:.I""Ca=ta=!oq<- ---, Include course numoer title etc exactly as It wlli appear In the General Calafoq

~360 Advanced Printmaking (3) Prereq ART 2360. May be 14360 Advanced Printmaking (3) Prereq' ART 2360 and Itaken for a max of 6 sem. hrs of credit. Students are Ipermission otins/rue/or. May be taken for a max. of 6 sem. iresponsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs hrs of credit Students are responsible for studio fee \Studio Advanced concepts, materials and processes in associated with course. 6 hrs. studio. Advanced concepts, Iprintmaking with a focus on the development of individual ideas materials and processes in printmaking with a focus on the land expression development of individual ideas and expression. I

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THESE QUESTIONS MOst BE ANsweRED COMPLETELY AND ACCURATEijV OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes ( X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or coreauisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



APPROVALS:

DepartmentFac~p 11/19/13 College FaCUlty Approval Date l \. t.4 . \~ r

(Date)Depa:, Chai'. Si9nare

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College Contact

(Date)

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Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4360 Advanced Printmaking be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 4360 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, in the Printmaking concentration. This course is a prerequisite for ART 4390, and ART 4391.

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Present Course DescripJion proposed Course Description

· I Senior ProjectTitle Senior Project TIt e

S.hort Title


If combination course type, # hrs. of If combination course type, # hrs. oflab/sem lab/semcredit for lecture: credit for lecture:/rec: /rec:

Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) 6 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) 6 x x


Credit will not be given for this course and: Credit will not be given for this course and:


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Total Weekly Contact Hours: 6 Total Weekly Contact Hours: 6

Grading System: Letter Grade ~ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade ~ Pass/Fail

Course Description Course Description: Include course number tItre etc exactl as II a ears In tr,e General Cafato Include course number tltle etc exactty as It will appear In the General Catalog

, 691 Senior Project (3) Prereq ... 12 sem hrs of credit in ART 691 Senior Project (3) Prereq permission of instructor, II

1 4661 6 hrs. studio. Students are responsible for studio fee 12 sem hrs. of credit in ART 4661. 6 hrs. studio Students 1

!Iassociated with course. May be taken for a max. of 6 hrs of ~re responsible for studio fee associated with course. May i credit This course is not offered during the summer term. be taken for a max. of 6 hrs. of credit. This course is not I

jproposal and execution of a ceramics project under the direction offered during the summer term. Proposal and execution of 'I'

pf a major professor during the final semester of the senior year ceramics project under the direction of a major professor , uring the final semester of the senior ear. I

D ET LV AND ACe TE OR PROP SAL WILL BE RET RNED. No ( ) N/A ( )

No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet No (X ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet

) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department Faculty 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date \ \. 1-4 .\'?

Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes ( X) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes ( X) Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) Is this course on the General Education list? Yes (

(Date)


College Contact:


(Date)

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FORM C - Reque~t fQr Changing an Existing Course in Ceramics

JUSTIFICATION: The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4691 Senior Project be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 4691 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art and the Ceramics concentration.

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Present Course Description Propo§~~ Course Descrrntion

Title Advanced Sculpture Title Advanced Sculpture Short Title




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_12 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _12 xx




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THElE QUesTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURAJEllY OR PROPOSAL Will BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No (X )



APPROVALS:

Department Fac t Ap roval Date 11/19/13

(Date)Depa:=~~.~ ~halr; Signature (

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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Sculpture

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4761 Advanced Sculpture be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


We also request that the graduate credit be changed to "yes". Graduate students in the Sculpture curriculum typically take up to 12 credit hours of 4000 level courses as part of their graduate curriculum. When initial paperwork was submitted this course was mistakenly noted as not available for graduate credit.

ART 4761 is a required course for the BFA in Studio Art, the Sculpture concentration, the Ceramics concentration, and the Sculpture minor.


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Title Senior Project Painting Title

Short SEN Title




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 6 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _ X X



Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.) Contact Hours Per Week (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.)

6 RES! CUNI 6 RES! CUN! LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT LEC LAB _ SEM REC INO PRACT


Grading System: Letter Grade _X_ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _ X __ Pass/Fail

Course Description Course Description: Include course numDer title etc exactI as It a ears In the General Catalog Include course number title etc exactly as It wIll appear In the General Catalog __

800 Senior Project Painting (3) Prereq., ART 4881, and ART I 800 Senior Project Painting (3) Prereq.; majors onlyJ '4889. May be taken for a max. of 6 sem. hrs of credit 6 hrs RT 4881, and ART 4889 6 hrs. studio. Proposal and ftUdiO. Proposal and execution of a painting project under the execution of a painting project under the direction of a major Idirection of a major professor rofessor. I

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I I I THESE QUESTIONS.VSI BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURA'rEijY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X)



APPROVALS:

Department Fa College Faculty Approval Date 1\. 14 . \';

Departmen Chair's Signature (Date)

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College Contact:


Senior Project Painting

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Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4800 Senior Project Painting be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


The reduction of maximum credit hours is being requested as this course can no longer be repeated and to keep it in line with other area concentrations that require one semester of senior project.

ART 4800 is required for the painting and drawing major and minor concentrations within the BFA in Studio Art.

Rev. 3/2012



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Title Special Studies in Painting and Drawing




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL9 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_9 X

Graduate Credit? Yes: Graduate Credit? Yes: No. i No:


Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type.) Contact Hours Per Week: (Indicate hours in appropriate course type)

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Course Description: Course Description: rc1nc=lu=de""co=u""rse=--n=um=b=er=t,=lie=e=lc=e=xa=ctCLI=as=,t=ap=e=a""rs"-"n=lhe=G=e="e",,ra=1C""at=alo=--_,---- -----, Include course number 11tle etc exact! as It wJlI a ear In the General Catal

I 841 Special Studies in Painting and Drawing (3) Prereq 841 Special Studies in Painting and Drawing (3) ~ Iconsent of instructor based on review of student's portfolio May Prereq majors/minors only and consent of instructor I Ibe taken for a max. of 9 sem. hrs. of credit. Registration for all based on review of student's portfolio May be taken for a i Imultiple-credit courses taken for over three credits in a given ~ax. of 9 sem. hrs of credit. Registration for all multiple- i isemester will require the prior permission of the instructor. 6 hrs credit courses taken for over three credits in a given i Of studio. Advanced studio work in a predetermined area of emester will require the prior permission of the instructor. 61 !specializationI hrs. of studio Advanced studio work in a predetermined I

, I ,area of specialization. , THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURATEQf OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes () No (X ) If yese please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No (X) If yes, list courses, use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date 1\ ·14 ·1-;

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Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4841 Special Studies in Painting and Drawing be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


We also request that the graduate credit be changed to "yes". Graduate students in the Painting and Drawing curriculum typically take up to 12 credit hours of 4000 level courses as part of their graduate curriculum. When initial paperwork was submitted in 2009 for changes to the Painting curriculum this course was mistakenly noted as not available for graduate credit.

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APPROVALS:

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Department School of Art College

Course Rubric and # ART 4880 Date


Title Figure Painting




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 9 x




6 RESI CUNt LEC LAB _ SEM REC INO PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6__


Course Description rlnc"",lu""de,:-"c,=ou::::rse=-.:.n""um"",b:::::,er::-,I,,,,,lleC-'e,,,,lc--,e,,,,,xa,,,,cleL,1y""as,-::'I,"Jap::t:pe""a:.-=.rs.:::.,n""lh"'-.eG~e""ne~la,-:,lC"":a~tal,,of -----:,-----,

'880 Figure Painting (3) Prereq. Art 2 'is' q I ' 6 hrs. studio. May be taken for a maximum of 9 ser;;ester hours of credit. S~udles fr.om th,e n~de model. St¥lt(tR (,<1 e. L -'\AY1e il(e~rC',)~lb,e tlv Stu-{.\IO tee.. t.\.S:.OCi£.\.\-C£{ VIId-lil Ul· ~

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Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _9 X




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880 Figure Painting (3) Prereq., majors/minors only. Art 2881 6 hrs. studio. May be taken for a

maximum of 9 semester hours of credit. Studies from the nudemodel. 51l)deYlt~ CH't.. (eSp(d\~ibliL ~



Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4880 Figure Painting be changed to "Majors/Minors only".




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Present Course Description proposed Course Description

Title Painting III Title

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Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 9 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_9 x X




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Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6__ Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6__


Course Description Course Description ::.:-lnc""'u""de:..:cc""uu""rS8::..:.'""lum""bc::.:.e'....:;I':c::.lle---,e""IC---,e""xa",,cICL'y""as---"I""'ap""pe::o:a'c::.:.s.c..:.'o"-'lhe'C'G""e---'nera'-'lC""at""alo"'-.g ~ Include course number tl'le e\c exact! as It WIll a ear In the General Cataf ....

881 Painting III (3) Prereq; Art 2881. May be taken for a

~ 881 Painting III (3) Prereq.; majors/minors only Art 2881.

maximum of 9 sem hrs. of credit. Contemporary. concepts In . May be taken for a maximum of 9 sem hrs. of credit. painting: individual criticism, class discussion. \...;! ~1VS ,:>t1lCI Ie Contemporary concepts in painting; individual criticism, i lass discussion. l.1> hrs. :, wd lO. I

L _ II I THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWEREP COMPLETELY AND ACCURATEIlY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed With and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, list courses: use separate sheet Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department :hai"S Si9=C,Department Faculty 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date \\·1A·\,?

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Painting III


Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4881 Painting III be changed to "Majors/Minors only".




ART 4881 is a prerequisite for ART 4884 and ART 4800.

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Painting IV

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Title Painting IV Title

Short P Title




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 6 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_6 x X




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Course Description Course Description r:lnc""lu""de:c:.c,=ou""rse""n""u'"""b""e'--,I'"",lle,-:-,e""lc,.,:e"",xa::"cleLl""as",'l-,"a""e""a""rs"-,'n-,,,lh"-,eG~e",ne~ra,:-,iC""at""al'2J0_--:-------:, ----, Include course number. title etc exactl as It 'Nill a ear In the General Catal

14884 Painting IV (3) Prereq., Art 4881, May be taken for a 884 Painting IV (3) Prereq majors/minors only, Art 4881. I

maXimum of 6 semester hours of credit. 6 hrs studio Research ~MaY be taken for a maximum of 6 semester hours of credit.

Iinto advanced visual schema through self-initiated studio 6 hrs. studio. Research into advanced visual schema ]prOblems I hrough self-initiated studio problems.

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Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X)



APPROVALS:

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FORM C - Request for Changing an ExistiMCourse in Painting & Drawing

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4884 Painting IV be changed to "Majors/Minors only".



ART 4884 is required for the painting and drawing major and minor within the BFA in Studio Art.

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Title Landscape Painting


College

Date



Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL X




6 RESt CLINt LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT



Course Description r:ln~,:"~lu"=,de,::"c"",ouc.::rse"-,n",:um-""t",-,er--,I'::.:::tle,-,e,,::lc:-,e::::xa,,,,cl~'-"Casooo'l-=:Ja""e""a:=-rs.::..:,n-"Clh",--eG""e""ne""ra::...:'C""a""la'=",o:-:----::-c:---:--:----, Include course number title etc exactl as It will a ear In the General Catal

'~886 Landscape Painting (3) Prereq, Art 2881. 6 hrs, studio 886 Landscape Painting (3) Prereq.; majors/minors only, lan-location and studio development of the landscape, rt 2881 6 hrs, studio On-location and studio development I

f the landscape,

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APPROVALS:

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Title Landscape Painting Short L Title




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_ X



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Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4886 Landscape Painting be changed to "Majors/Minors only".



ART 4886 is one of three course options (with ART 4882 and ART 4884) that is required for the painting and drawing major and minor concentrations within the BFA in Studio Art.

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Title Advanced Figure Drawing III Title~ Short Title D F I D R I N I i l




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 9 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable)_9 X

Graduate Credit? Yes: X Graduate Credit? Yes:No: No:



6 RESJ CUNI 6 RESJ CUN! LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT lEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6__ Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6__

Grading System: Letter Grade _X__ Pass/Fail Grading System: Letter Grade _ X _ Pass/Fail

Course Description Course Description: Include course number title etc exactl as It a ears In the General Catalog __----, Include course number title etc exactly' as It WIll appear In the General Catalog

887 Advanced Figure Drawingll\(3) Prereq' ART 2879 or I 887 Advanced Figure Drawingfll(3) Prereq.. lequivalent May be taken for a max of 9 sem hrs. of majors/minors only, ART 2879 or equivalent. May be taken [credit. Students are responsible for studio fee associated with for a max. of 9 sem hrs. of credit. Students are responsible 1course 6 hrs. studio. Study of the human figure using various for studio fee associated with course. 6 hrs studio. Study of jmedia. he human figure using various media

Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departmentslcolleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department Faculty A p ov Date 11/19/13 College Faculty Approval Date \ \ . t4 . \~

" Department Chai 's Sig ture (Date)

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Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4887 Advanced Figure Drawing\l\be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 4887 is required for the BFA in Studio Art, the Painting and Drawing concentration, and the Printmaking concentration.




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Title Advanced Drawing Workshop Title~ S.hort D D R I N R K H P TItle




Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL 9 Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _9 X

Graduate Credit? Yes: X Graduate Credit? Yes:No: No: ~~~



6 RESI CUNI 6 RESI CUN! LEC LAB _ SEM REC INO PRACT LEC LAB SEM REC INO PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: 6__ Total Weekly Contact Hours: 6__


Course Description Course Description: lncillde course number title etc exactly aSI_l_~ears In the General Catalog Include course number title, elc exactly as It will appear In tile General Catalog

14889 Advanced Drawing Workshop (3) Prereq 9 sem. hrs. I 889 Advanced Drawing Workshop (3) Prereq. of drawing. May be taken for a max. of 9 sem. hrs of credit. 6 I majors/minors only 9 sem. hrs. of drawing. May be taken 1hrs. studio. Directed studies for the advanced student. for a max. of 9 sem. hrs of credit 6 hrs. studio. Directed II litudies fa' the advanced student

THesE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMpLETELY AND ACCURATE'Y=-=O-=R-=P=R=O=PQ:-::-=S-=-A:O-L"W"=IL:-:-L--=p=e::--:RET==U=R=N=E=-D.-' Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No () N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes. please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequislte for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )


Note: IF COURSE IS OR WILL BE CROSS-LISTED, SEPARATE FORMS MUST BE SUBMITIED BY EACH DEPARTMENT.

APPROVALS:

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College Contact: iJ{7-/7h(Please print name.)


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FORM C - Request for Changing an ExistillllCourse in Painting & Drawing

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4889 Advanced Drawing Workshop be changed to "Majors/Minors only".


ART 4889 is required for the BFA in Studio Art, the Painting and Drawing concentration, and the Printmaking concentration.

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Department School of Art College

Course Rubric and # ART 4992 Date


Title Concepts in Advanced Digital Photography





Graduate Credit? Yes: X No:



6 RESI eliNI LEC LAB _ SEM REC INC PRACT

Total Weekly Contact Hours: 6


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992 Concepts in Advanced Digital Photography (3) Prereq !(l.RT 3992. 6 hrs. studio. Continued explorations of emerging fconcepts in digital photography I

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992 Concepts in Advanced Digital Photography (3) Prereq.. ART 3992, and permission of instructor. 6 hrs tudio. Continued explorations of emerging concepts in igital photography.

P AN A TE RP P A Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes () No ( X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



APPROVALS:

Department Facul 11/19/13 CollegeFacultyApprovalDate -11- 1.4 -13

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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Photography

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 4992 Concepts in Advanced Digital Photography be changed to "permission of instructor".


ART 4992 is required for the BFA in Studio Art, the Photography concentration, and the Digital Art concentration.



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Title Graduate Printmaking Title

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Semester Hours of Credit 3 or 6 Semester Hours of Credit 3 or 6


lab/sem /rec:


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Repeat Credit Max (if repeatableL36_ Repeat Credit Max (if repeatable) _36_ X X



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Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6,12__ Total Weekly Contact Hours: _6,12__


Course DeSCription Course DeSCription Include course number t!tle etc exactly as It appears In the General Catalog Include course number title, etc exactl as II wlil a ear In the General Catalog

~300' Graduate Printmaking (3,6) May be taken for a max.~f 300' Graduate Printmaking (3,6) Prereq..·permission of I 36 sem hrs. of credit. Registration for all multiple-credit courses instructor. May be taken for a max. of 36 sem hrs. of credit. I

1,.taken for over three credits in a given semester will require the ~tUdents are responsible for studio fee associated with prior permission of the instructor. 6 or 12 hrs. I course Registration for all multiple-credit courses taken for I over three credits in a given semester will require the prior I i ermission of the instructor 6 or 12 hrs

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THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMpLETELY AND ACCUBATEijY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No (X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is thiS course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



Graduate Printmaking


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Graduate Dean's Si nature

APPROVALS:

Department Fa I A proval Date

College Contact:

(Please print name.) 7-/7};1 College Contact E-mail: Academic Affairs Approval (Date)


Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 7300 Graduate Printmaking be changed to include "Permission of Instructor", and to add the statement "Students are responsible for studio fee associated with course".

We have been using the PI code in the registration process for a number of years although the necessary forms were not completed to change the description to the individual courses in the course catalog. The same is true of the course fees (approved for this course on 01/18/2005. The original approval is attached to this paperwork). We are now trying to correct this error.

ART 7300 is a required course for the MFA in Studio Art for Printmaking students.

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I Campus Correspondence

Office of Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administrative Services January 7,2005

To: William L. Jenkins, President BRESIDENT LSU System

, 112~v4A Re: Request for Retroactive Approval

of School of Art Course Fees ~~~'6J~ On August 21,1987 the LSUBoard ofSupe isors esol ed that the President as delegated authority lito

establish, initiate, and approve adjustments in special serv ce fe s." David Cronrath, Dean of the School of Art, has informed this office that in the classes listed below stu nts a e being charged for supplies that are consumed in these courses. The course instructors are collecting these s. In the present process there is no control that all students enrolled in the classes listed below are paying the fees. These fees have been collected in this manner for at least 20 years. No documentation for the approval of these fees can be located.

The University requests retroactive approval of the fees. The collection of these fees is critical to the success of the instruction in these classes,

The courses and fees are listed in the following table.

Type of Class

Painting and Drawing

Photo

-. Fee

S 60

75

30

Course Numbers

ART 1848, 2879. 4880, 4887 - -

flR'l' 2995, 2996. 3g94, 3996. 3997.4941,4994,4996,4998

ART 4997

Graphic Design

Printmaking

Ceramics

20

65

75

25

35

ART 2050, 2055,2551,4050,4550,4560,4567,4576

ART 1361, 1371, 1381

PJRT2342,2352, 2362,2372,2382,2392, 4300,4341,4361, 4366,4371, 4381, 7300~

ART 4641,4691 ~ -

~ART 1661, 1662

75

100

130

ART 2662

ART 4661

ART 7600

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Sculpture 35

45

ART 1012

ART 1762

50 ART 7700

70

80

ART 2761,4741,476],4762 -

ART 2761

Jel'lelrylMetals 50

60

65

ART 2655

ART 4651,4655,4659

ART 2656

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330 Thornas Boyd Hall FAX 578-5403

Jerry 1 Eaudin Vi Chancellor for Finance

William L. Jenkins, President January 7,2005 Page 2

Once approved, these fees will be billed to and collected from students with tuition and other fees through the Automated Billing System and the Treasurer's Infonnation System. The fees will also be included in the course descriptions in the class catalogs. With the implementation ofthis new procedure for billing and collecting the course fees the University is assured that all the fees are being assessed and collected in accordance with University policies and procedures.

Thank you for your consideration of this request.

.rr~ and Administrative Services

xc: Dr. Risa Palm, Provost

David Cronrath, Dean School ofArt

Executive Vice President Silvia

330 Thomas Boyd Hall 578-3386 FAX 578-5403

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THesE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURATEyY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No (X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



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500* Graduate Graphic Design (3,6) May be taken for a max. of 36 sem. hrs of credit. Registration for all multiple-credit (courses taken for over three credits in a given semester will [require the prior permission of the instructor 6 or 12 hrs studio leach

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500* Graduate Graphic Design (3,6) Prereq permission I ofinstructor May be taken for a max of 36 sem. hrs of credit Registration for all multiple-credit courses taken for over three credits in a given semester will require the prior

ermlSSlon of the Instructor 6 or 12 hrs studIO each

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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Graphic Design

Justification:

The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 7500 Graduate Graphic Design be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 7500 is a required course for the MFA in Studio Art for Graphic Design students.

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f7600* Graduate Ceramics (3,6) Prereqpermission of ins/rue/or May be taken for a max of 36 sem hrs. of credit. Students are responsible for studio fee associated with course. 6 or 12 hrs. studio each.

THesE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELJY OR PROPOSAL WILL BE RETURNED. Has this change been discussed with and approved by all departments/colleges affected? Yes (X) No ( ) N/A ( ) Is this course included in any curricula, concentrations, or minors? Yes (X) No ( ) If yes, please list on a separate sheet. Is this course a prerequisite or corequisite for other courses? Yes ( ) No (X) If yes, list courses; use separate sheet. Is this course on the General Education list? Yes ( ) No ( X )



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FORM C - Request for Changing an Existing Course in Ceramics

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The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 7600 Graduate Ceramics be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 7600 is a required course for the MFA in Studio Art for Ceramics students.

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! 700* Graduate Sculpture (3,6) May be taken for a max. of 36 700* Graduate Sculpture (3,6) Prereq:permission of i ~em hrs. of credit. Students are responsible for studio fee instructor May be taken for a max of 36 sem hrs of I

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The School of Art requests that the course prerequisite for ART 7700 Graduate Sculpture be changed to include "Permission of Instructor".


ART 7700 is a required course for the MFA in Studio Art for Sculpture students.

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800· Graduate Painting (3,6) May be taken for a max of 36 I 800· Graduate Painting (3,6) Prereqpermission of ,sem hrs. of credit. Registration for all multiple-credit courses instructor May be taken for a max. of 36 sem hrs. ofI

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ART 7800 is a required course for the MFA in Studio Art for Painting & Drawing students.

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