Palomar College Curriculum Committee Meeting Agenda Wednesday March 1, 2017 Room AA 140 at 3:00 pm

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1 I. Call to Order Palomar College Curriculum Committee Meeting Agenda Wednesday March 1, 2017 Room AA 140 at 3:00 pm II. Announcements III. Minutes of the February 1, 2017 Curriculum Committee Meeting (Attachment A) IV. Minutes of the February 15, 2017 Curriculum Committee Meeting (Attachment B) V. Agenda Changes VI. VII. DISCUSSION A. Noncredit Update and Organization B. SLOs and Curriculum C. Program Reorganization ACTION A. Requisite Subcommittee evaluation tool for cross disciplinary requisites (Attachment C) B. Noncredit Transcripts Resolution C. Approval Process (Attachment D) D. University Studies VIII. FIRST READING The following Curricular actions are being held at first reading due to changes that must be made before moving forward. Once changes are made, they will move forward to second reading for Curriculum approval. These courses and programs are subject to all curricular timelines and are not guaranteed to be effective FALL 2017 if changes are not made. Changes must be submitted to Cheryl Kearse at A. Credit Course Changes 1. Rework wording of objectives; include Bloom s verbs. Course Number and Title: RE 115 Real Estate Practice Discipline: Real Estate (RE) Course Included in the following programs: A. Real Estate Appraisal License Preparation, Certificate of Proficiency Removed recommended preparation, textbook. 2. Content outline should not include assignments and methods of instruction. Course Number and Title: TA 150 Dramatic Literature and Script Analysis Short Title: Dramatic Literature Discipline: Theatre Arts (TA) Associate Degree General Education C: Humanities CSU GE Area C: Arts and Humanities C1: Arts IGETC Area 3: Arts and Humanities 3A: Arts Transfer Acceptability: UC, CSU Distance Learning Offering(s): Video Two Way, Video One Way, Telecourse, Updated methods of instruction, outline, textbooks, outside assignments, critical thinking,

2 required writing, methods of assessment, added open entry/open exit. Chris Sinnott CURRICULUM COMMITTEE AGENDA March 1, 2017 Page 2 of 6 B. New Non Credit Courses 1. Add Bloom s verbs to objectives. Coding to be done by Dean. Course Number and Title: N BUS 972 Word Workshop for Older Adults Justification: Part of AEBG Grant for Older Adults and/or CTE short term training leading to jobs. Jackie L. Martin 2. Add Bloom s verbs to objectives. Expand content outline. Coding to be done by Dean. Course Number and Title: N BUS 975 Bookkeeping for Small Business Justification: Workshop style community classes for individuals wanting to manage the bookkeeping aspect of their small business. 3. Expand content outline. Coding to be done by Dean. Course Number and Title: N BUS 989 Leadership and Conflict Resolution Justification: Provide students with communication essentials for reaching goals, meeting protocol, and managing change and conflict within the scope of team dynamics all essential for project management. 4. Correct title (punctuation and Capstone ), expand content outline. Coding to be done by Dean. Course Number and Title: N BUS 990 Capstone; Bringing it all together Justification: Comprehensive review of Project Management Process Groups and Knowledge Areas to prepare students for industry certification in Project Management through Project Management Institute. IX. FIRST READING Curricular actions will be brought back for Curriculum approval at the March 1, 2017 meeting. Pending appropriate approvals, they will be effective FALL 2017: A. Credit Program Changes 1. Program Title: Child and Family Services Discipline: Child Development (CHDV) Award Type: A.S. Degree Major/Cert. Achievement Total Units: Updated description and courses, reorganized program, removed curriculum electives category and child development electives category. Laurel Anderson B. Credit Course Change 1. Course Number and Title: CINE 122 Identity in American Film Discipline: Cinema (CINE) Associate Degree General Education C: Humanities

3 March 1, 2017 Page 3 of 6 Associate Degree Multicultural Requirement Yes CSU GE Area C: Arts and Humanities C1: Arts IGETC Area 3: Arts and Humanities 3A: Arts Transfer Acceptability: UC, CSU Updated objectives, methods of instruction, textbooks, required reading, outside assignments, critical thinking and required writing, added distance education. Candace Rose 2. Course Number and Title: IT 190/DT 190/ENGR 190/WELD 190 Manufacturing I Introduction to MasterCAM Short Title: Intro MasterCAM/Manufacturing Discipline: Industrial Technology (IT)/Drafting Technology (DT)/Engineering (ENGR)/Welding (WELD) Added DT, ENGR and WELD cross listings. 3. Course Number and Title: PHOT 50 Digital Camera Discipline: Photography (PHOT) Updated textbooks. Donna Cosentino C. Distance Learning The following courses may be offered as distance learning and meet Title 5 Regulations , effective Fall Catalog/Subject Number CINE 122 PHOT 50 Learning Offerings X. ACTION SECOND READING The following curriculum changes, pending appropriate approvals, will be effective Fall 2017: A. Credit Course Change 1. Course Number and Title: CI 125 Plan Reading Technologies Discipline: Construction Inspection (CI) Updated methods of instruction, textbooks and methods of assessment, added distance ed. 2. Course Number and Title: CI 89 Plumbing Codes Discipline: Construction Inspection (CI) Updated methods of instruction, textbooks and methods of assessment, added distance ed. 3. Course Number and Title: CI 90 Mechanical Codes Discipline: Construction Inspection (CI)

4 March 1, 2017 Page 4 of 6 Updated methods of instruction, outline, textbooks, methods of assessment, added distance ed. 4. Course Number and Title: COMM 104 Introduction to Public Relations Short Title: Intro to Public Relations Discipline: Communications (COMM) Updated textbooks, added distance ed. Wendy Nelson 5. Course Number and Title: FIRE 101 Firefighter Safety Discipline: Fire Technology (FIRE) Removed FIRE 100 prerequisite, updated textbooks Wayne Hooper 6. Course Number and Title: FIRE 165 Fundamentals of Fire Protection Chemistry Short Title: Fund/Fire Protection Chemistry Discipline: Fire Technology (FIRE) Removed FIRE 100 recommended prep, updated textbooks and methods of assessment. Wayne Hooper B. New Non Credit Courses 1. Course Number and Title: N BUS 952 Facebook for Fun and Profit Discipline: Business Education (BUS) Justification: This course is being created as part of the new non credit curriculum based on adult ed block grant Mary Cassoni 2. Course Number and Title: N BUS 987 Microsoft Project Management Justification: Provide students with one of the most important and fundamental industry recognized software tools for managing Projects. 3. Course Number and Title: N CSIT 900 Digital Literacy Computer Fundamentals Discipline: Noncredit Computer Science Information Technology (N CSIT) Justification: Adult Education Offering. Nicholas R. Green 4. Course Number and Title: N MEDC 901 Medical Professions Prepatory Module 1 Discipline: Noncredit Medical (N MEDC) Justification: The Nursing and EME departments recognized a trend indicating a lack of basic knowledge in the entry level student resulting in increased attrition rates. Sarah DeSimone 5. Course Number and Title: N MEDC 902 Medical Professions Prepatory Module 2 Discipline: Noncredit Medical (N MEDC)

5 March 1, 2017 Page 5 of 6 Justification: The Nursing and EME departments recognized a trend indicating a lack of basic knowledge in the entry level student resulting in increased attrition rates. Julia Robinson 6. Course Number and Title: N MEDC 903 Medical Professions Preparatory Module 3 Discipline: Noncredit Medical (N MEDC) Justification: The Nursing and EME departments recognized a trend indicating a lack of basic knowledge in the entry level student resulting in increased attrition rates. Sarah DeSimone 7. Course Number and Title: N PHOT 920 Getting to Know Lightroom Discipline: Noncredit Photography (N PHOT) Justification: This class is an investigation into the technology and aesthetics of digital photography, with instruction in digital image processing using Adobe Lightroom. Amy Caterina 8. Course Number and Title: N PHOT 950 Getting to Know your Digital Camera Discipline: Noncredit Photography (N PHOT) Justification: This will be part of the new 50 Plus Community Ed program. This course is similar to our Intro to Digital Camera, Photo 50. We believe it will be a perfect class to try as a Community Ed non credit class. Donna Cosentino C. Distance Learning The following courses may be offered as distance learning and meet Title 5 Regulations , effective Fall Catalog/Subject Number CI 125 CI 89 CI 90 COMM 104 N BUS 952 N BUS 987 N MEDC 901 N MEDC 902 N MEDC 903 Learning Offerings D. Requisites and Advisories The establishment of the following advisories meets Title 5 Regulations 55003, effective Fall Catalog Number Type Description Proposal Type FIRE 101 Prerequisite FIRE 100 Change FIRE 165 Recomm. Prep. FIRE 100 Change XI. INFORMATION A. Course Outline Reviews The following courses have completed the course outline review process between February 10, 2017 and February 24, 2017 and are effective Fall BIOL 118 General Ecology (Lecture) CINE 102 History of Film to 1945 CINE 103 History of Film 1945 Present PHOT 100 Elementary Film and Darkroom Photography

6 March 1, 2017 Page 6 of 6 B Curriculum Activity Summary Proposal Type Current Agenda Cumulative New Credit Courses 0 7 New Noncredit Courses 8 24 Credit Course Changes 6 87 Noncredit Course Changes 0 0 Credit Course Reactivations 0 0 Noncredit Reactivations 0 0 Credit Course Deactivations 0 26 Noncredit Deactivations 0 0 Course Reviews (2/10/2017 2/24/2017) 4 64 New Credit Programs 0 1 New Noncredit Programs 0 0 Credit Program Changes 0 8 Program Deactivations 0 4 Total Activity XII. XIII. XIV. Reports (Two minutes) A. Academic Technology/Payn B. Accreditation/Sourbeer C. Articulation/Mudgett D. Basic Skills/Sivert E. Counseling/Waite F. Distance Learning Approvals/Gushansky G. General Education H. Learning Outcomes/Farquharson I. Multicultural Approvals/Thomson J. Prerequisite Approvals/Dixon K. University Studies/Mudgett Future Items for Discussion Adjournment Next Meeting, March 15, :00 pm, Room AA 140