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COLLEGE ACADEMIC AND STUDENT SUPPORT COUNCIL

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2012

WOLFSON CAMPUS, ROOM 2106, 1:30 P.M.

MINUTES

CHAIR: Lourdes Perez for Diego Tibaquira, CASSC Chair 2011

MEMBERS PRESENT: Valda Adeyiga Kim McGinnis

Vanessa Bird Arizmendi Allen McPhee

Loretta Blanchette Tom Meyer

Lisa Chu-Weininger Danay Montes de Oca Hasmi

Francisco Coro Lucia Obregon

Oscar De Armas Neil Olsen

Donna Fishkin Vicky Owles

Alicia Giovinazzo Ginny Peterson-Tennant

Malou Harrison Michael Reiner

Nora Hendrix Robert Remek

Jennifer Joseph Mattie Roig-Watnik

Ece Karayalcin Jorge Salinas

Walter Kozloski Roger Sanchez

Julia Larocca Clark Zen

Corey Mass

MEMBERS ABSENT: Theresa Albury Maila Zitelli

Yesenia Blanco Maternity Leave

Ana Maria Bradley-Hess Sent Notification

Mark Chiappone Sent Notification

Amy Pettigrew Valerie Browne

Jeffery Thomas Randy Kauffman

Diego Tibaquira Sent Notification

Carol Tulikangas Manny Lorenzo

PRESENTERS: Diane King

William Kreitner

Steve Roitstein

RESOURCE: Julian Chiu

Gloria Leon

Pamela Menke

Rolando Montoya

Lenore Rodicio

Gina Victoria

RECORDER: Henri Roberts

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1. Call to Order

Lourdes Perez called the meeting to order.

2. Presentation –

Lourdes Perez introduced Kim McGinnis, new Dean of Student Services at the Medical

Campus. Dean McGinnis comes from Williamsburg Technical College in Kingstree, South

Carolina where she served as President.

3. Approval of the December 13, 2011 CASSC Minutes

The minutes of the December 13, 2011 CASSC Meeting were approved as submitted.

4. Comments by the College Provost or Vice Provost, Education

Legislative Matters –

Legislative Advocacy Committees –

The MDC Legislative Advocacy Committees will be attending the legislative session in

Tallahassee, Florida on January 25, 2012. Legislative sessions will run from January

10, 2012 through March 9, 2012.

Board of Governors –

Since Community Colleges offer baccalaureate degrees, there has been extensive

discussion in bringing the community college system under Florida’s Board of

Governors.

Residency –

U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, and aliens lawfully present in the United

States who are in an eligible Visa category may be classified as a Florida resident for

tuition purposes if the applicant or the dependent applicant's parent/legal guardian has

established legal residence in the State for at least 12 consecutive months immediately

prior to the first day of classes of the term for which Florida residency is sought.

Florida School System –

State Mandate - Testing

Students who have not achieved the appropriate FCAT scores in the 10th

grade will

have to take the PERT exam in the 11th

grade. Students who show developmental

deficiency must register for the related high school success course modeled after

MDC’s developmental sequence in reading, writing and mathematics in the 12th

grade.

At the end of the 12th

grade, they will be tested again with the PERT. It will be the

responsibility of the high school to provide instructional resources. The goal is to

increase the number of students who are college-ready by initiating remediation in the

12th

grade.

One Community One Goal -

The School of Aviation in conjunction with the School of Business is working on

developing a new program on Logistics, Transportation and Trade. This program will be

tied to the “One Community One Goal” initiative sponsored by the Greater Miami

Chamber of Commerce and the Beacon Council.

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Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) –

The 29th edition of the Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) will be from Friday, March 2,

2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012. The film line-up will be announced at a press conference on

Tuesday, January 17, 2012.

Dean of School of Business –

Dr. Montoya announced that Mr. Brian Sepe is the new Executive Dean of the School of Business.

His main responsibilities are: enhancing and promoting the School of Business, increasing visibility,

developing partnerships and fund raising. Ms. Thania Rios will serve as the Associate Dean and will

continue managing the internal operations of the school. This is the fourth discipline that is

governed by a specialized dean.

Golden Key International Honour Society –

MDC has joined the Golden Key International Honour Society. It recognizes academic achievement

among college and university students seeking baccalaureate degrees in all disciplines. It is the

world’s largest collegiate honor society.

Online Observation Form –

The online observation form developed by UFMDC and Virtual College officials is ready to be

piloted. Department chairs will receive specialized training on how to utilize this new tool during

the spring semester, and faculty members will test it in the summer.

Business Affairs –

Electronic W-2 –

Effective tax year 2011, Miami Dade College employees will be able to activate a newly

developed electronic W-2 form. Beginning on January 12, 2012, you will automatically be

prompted to activate your electronic W-2 upon signing on to your computer. The 2011 W-2

forms will be available electronically by January 31, 2012.

Executive Committee –

On November 8, 2011, the Executive Committee recommended to Dr. Padrón a change in the

admissions procedure. MDC will no longer accept students from high schools that have been

previously questioned as being diploma mills by MDC or other accredited higher education

institution. For more information on MDC’s admission guidelines, visit:

https://www.mdc.edu/procedures/Chapter4/4000.pdf

Hall of Fame –

The Hall of Fame Gala will be held on Thursday, May 10th,

2012 at the Hilton Miami Downtown

6 p.m.

5. School of Engineering & Technology

Program Modifications –

Tom Meyer introduced Diane King who presented proposed modifications for the Computer

Engineering Technology program which has been updated to align most closely with the BS in

Electronics Engineering Technology, so that students enrolled in the program have the required

foundation for smooth transition into the baccalaureate degree. The second program modification is

in the Computer Programming and Analysis-Business Application program to add CIS1949 Co-Op

Work Experience in the course and elective block. She also presented revised course descriptions

and pre-requisite modifications.

https://www.mdc.edu/procedures/Chapter4/4000.pdf

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Program Title: Computer Engineering Technology (26052)

Start Term: 2011-3 Summer Semester

Degree Type: Associate in Science

Affected Campuses: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8

Description: The Computer Engineering Technology program prepares students for employment as

computer engineering technicians/technologists and related occupations in electronics. It also

provides supplemental training for persons currently or previously employed in these occupations.

The program focuses on understanding and applying hardware and software concepts and

troubleshooting techniques to digital, microprocessor or computer-based systems.

Proposal Executive Summary:

Rationale: Modify program to facilitate articulation with the BS EET.

Modification:

1. Major Course Requirements (area 7):

Delete: MTB 1322 – Technical Mathematics (3 credits)

Add: MAC 1114 – Trigonometry (3 credits)

2. Major Course Electives (area 8):

o Delete the following end-termed courses from the curriculum sheet in order to reflect

previous course deletions (clean-up process):

CET 2179 - A+ Certification Examination Review (3 credits)

EET 1142C - Transistor Circuits (4 credits)

ETD 2350 - Computer Graphics (3 credits)

MTB 1321 - Technical Mathematics 1 (3 credits)

o Delete the following courses from the area (courses are not relevant to the program

objectives/outcomes):

CTS 1134 – Networking Technologies (4 credits)

ETD 1340 – Computer Aided Drawing & Design (3 credits)

ETD 1110 – Technical Drawing 1 (4credits)

o Add the following courses to area 8:

EET 2323 C – Analog Communications (4 credits)

MAC 1140 – Pre-Calculus Algebra (3 credits)

UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL

33 IN FAVOR

0 OPPOSED

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ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE

PROGRAM OF STUDY: COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (26052)

EFFECTIVE TERM: SUMMER 2012 (2011-3)

Proposed

I. GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

1. COMMUNICATIONS (3.00 credits)

ENC 1101 - English Composition 1 (3 credits)

2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (3.00 credits)

SPC 1017 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 credits)

3. HUMANITIES (3.00 credits)

PHI 2604 - Critical Thinking/Ethics (3 credits)

4. BEHAVIORAL/SOCIAL SCIENCE (3.00 credits)

CLP 1006 - Psychology of Personal Effectiveness (3 credits)

5. MATH/SCIENCE (3.00 credits)

MAC 1105 - College Algebra (3 credits)

6. COMPUTER COMPETENCY Test type(s) needed

: CGS 1060 - Introduction to Microcomputer Usage (4 credits)

7. MAJOR COURSE REQUIREMENTS (46.00 credits)

CET 1171 - Introduction to Computer Service and Maintenance (3 credits)

CET 1178C - A+ Computer Hardware Service (3 credits)

CET 1487C - Network+ (3 credits)

CET 1110C - Digital Circuits (4 credits)

CET 2123C - Microprocessors (4 credits)

CET 2113C - Advanced Digital Circuits (4 credits)

CET 2588C - Server + Service and Maintenance (3 credits)

EET 1015C - Direct Current Circuits (4 credits)

EET 1025C - Alternating Current Circuits (4 credits)

EET 1082 - Introduction to Electronics (3 credits)

EET 2351C - Electronic

Communications 2 - Digital (4 credits)

MAC1114 Trigonometry (3 credits)

- - - And - - -

Must take 4.0 credits from the following group.

COP 1220

COP 1334 - Introduction to Object Oriented Programming C++ (4 credits)

The following course(s) are not allowed for credit in this area. All Labs

8. MAJOR COURSE ELECTIVE (7.00 credits)

EET 1141C - Electronics 1 (4 credits)


EET 2323C – Analog Communications (4 credits)

MAC 1140 Pre-Calculus Algebra (3 credits)

* End of Program Sheet *

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (26052)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Spring SUMMER 2012 (2011-23)

SHOWING CHANGES












6. COMPUTER COMPETENCY Test type(s) needed:

CGS 1060 - Introduction to Microcomputer Usage (4 credits)



CET 1171 - Introduction to Computer Service and Maintenance (3 credits)

CET 1178C - A+ Computer Hardware Service (3 credits)

CET 1487C - Network+ (3 credits)

CET 1110C - Digital Circuits (4 credits)

CET 2123C - Microprocessors (4 credits)

CET 2113C - Advanced Digital Circuits (4 credits)

CET 2588C - Server + Service

and Maintenance (3 credits)

EET 1015C - Direct Current

Circuits (4 credits)

EET 1025C - Alternating

Current Circuits (4 credits)

EET 1082 - Introduction to

Electronics (3 credits)

EET 2351C - Electronic

Communications 2 - Digital (4

credits)

MTB 1322 - Technical

Mathematics 2 (3 credits)

MAC1114 Trigonometry (3 credits)

- - And - - -


COP 1220

COP 1334 - Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

C++ (4 credits)

The following course(s) are not allowed for credit in this area.

All Labs 8. MAJOR COURSE ELECTIVE (7.00 credits)

CTS 1134 - Networking Technologies (4 credits)

CET 2179 - A+ Certification Examination Review (3

credits)


EET 1142C Transistor Circuits (4 credits)


EET 2323C – Analog Communications (4 credits) ETD 1340 - Computer Aided Drawing & Design (3

credits)

MAC 1140 Pre-Calculus Algebra (3 credits) ETD

2350 - Computer Graphics (3 credits)

MTB 1321 - Technical Mathematics 1 (3 credits)

ETD 1110 - Technical Drawing 1 (4 credits)

* End of Program Sheet *

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Program Title: Computer Programming and Analysis-Business Application (25065)

Start Term: 2011-3 Summer Semester


Affected Campuses: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8

Description: The Computer Programming and Analysis program provides an opportunity to establish a

basic foundation in computer programming in scientific, commercial, industrial and government

information technology applications. Graduates are prepared for positions as entry-level application

programmers, programmer specialists, computer programmers and programmer analysts.


Modification: Add: CIS1949 Co-Op Work Experience to block 8 as an elective.

UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL

33 IN FAVOR

0 OPPOSED

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND ANALYSIS-BUS APPLICATION PROG. (25065)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Summer 2012 (2011-3)

Proposed Changes















ACG 2021 - Financial Accounting (3 credits)

ACG 2021L - Financial Accounting Lab (1 credit)

CGS 1060 - Introduction to Microcomputer Usage (4

credits)

CGS 1541 - Database Applications (4 credits)

CIS 1321 - Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design

(4 credits)

CIS 2322 - Systems Analysis Design and Implementation

(4 credits)

COP 1332 - Introduction to Visual Basic Programming (4

credits)

COP 1334 - Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

C++ (4 credits)

COP 2800 - Java Programming (4 credits)

8. PROGRAM ELECTIVE (16.00 credits)


COP 2333 - Advanced Programming Concepts using

Visual Basic (4 credits)

COP 2335 - Advanced Object Oriented Programming

using C++ (4 credits)

COP 2805 - Advanced Java Programming (4 credits)

COP 2842 - Developing Websites using PHP/MYSQL (4

credits)

- - - And - - -

Must take 8.0 credits from the following group

. CGS 2091 - Professional Ethics and Social Issues in CS

(4 credits)

CIS1949 – Co-Op Work Experience (1 – 4 variable

credit)

COP 2700 - Database Application Programming (4

credits)

COP 2823 - ASP/Script Language Programming (4

credits)

CTS 2463 - C# Web Application Development (4 credits)

CTS 2433 - Microsoft SQL Implementation (4 credits)

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Revised Course Descriptioin/Modifications –

Curriculum Action Rationale: Add CET1171 as a prerequisite to ensure that students have the

necessary foundation skills to be successful in this course; add prerequisite to course description. No

change in course description, competencies, or current fees.

Eff.

Course No. Course Title Credits Campus Term

CET1178C A+ Computer Hardware Service 3 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 2011-3

Course Description: This is an intermediate level course that prepares students for A+ hardware

certification. Students will learn how to: install, configure, and upgrade components diagnose and

troubleshoot computer systems, identify, test, and troubleshoot motherboards, processors, memory, and

printers, and connect network equipment. Laboratory fee. (48 hr. lecture). Pre-requisites: CET1171.

Curriculum Action Rationale: Add "CET1178C or A+ certification" as recommended preparation to

ensure students have the adequate foundation skills to be successful in this course. Modify course

description to show changes. No change to course competencies, or current fee.

Eff.


CET2588C Server + Service and Maintenance 3 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 2011-3

Course Description: This course is designed for students preparing for the hardware component of the

Server + certification. Students will learn how to install, configure, and upgrade workstations and

servers, configure and test network and peripheral equipment, and diagnose and troubleshoot advanced

computer systems. Laboratory fee. College readiness in reading and math required. (48 hr. lecture )

Recommended Preparation: CET1178C or A+ certification.

Curriculum Action Rationale: Changing prerequisites to include COP1332 OR COP1334 to

accommodate students taking either the Microsoft or the Open Source option. Please note: No other

changes are being requested. Current fees remain the same.

Eff.


COP2822 Web Page Design and Programming 4 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 2011-3

Course Description: This is an intermediate level programming course that prepares students for web

development. Students will learn client-side programming skills and technologies, such as JavaScript,

XML, and Ajax. Laboratory fee. (48 hr. lecture 32 hr. lab ) Pre-requisites: COP1332, or COP1334, and

CTS1800.

Curriculum Action Rationale: 1. Modify course description. 2. Change credits to variable hours (1 - 4

lecture hours. 3. Update competencies. 4. No change requested in current fees.

Eff.


CIS1949 Co-Op Work Experience 1: CIS 1-4 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 2011-3

Course Description: This course is designed as a work experience for students majoring in computer

information systems programs. Students will learn to apply the skills and knowledge that they have

acquired through their program of study in a real work environment. Prerequisite: Successful completion

of required program course work. Department approval required. (1-4 hr lecture) (16 – 64 hr. lecture)

Pre-requisites:

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UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL

33 IN FAVOR

0 OPPOSED

6. Informational Items

Virtual College

Lourdes Perez introduced Ruth Ann Balla who updated the council on last day of attendance change

for virtual courses required by the U.S. Department of Education. The Department of Education has

stated that the last day of attendance is where a student was active in the course – participates in the

discussions, submits assignments, and sends emails to faculty about the course. All faculty who are

certified to teach online courses and students taking online courses received an email about the

change in December 2011. Change is effective spring 2011-2. She also provided an update on

ANGEL, the Learning Management System (LMS) used by MDC until October 2014. A series of

town hall meetings are scheduled to discuss the purchasing of a new LMS. Below is the schedule of

town hall meetings:

State Mandated

School of Entertainment & Design Technology

Program Modifications –

Mattie Roig-Watnik introduced Bill Kreitner, Chairperson, joined by Professor Steve Roitstein, who

presented the request to modify the Music Business – Business Management Option (25019) to add

MVK1111 Class Piano 1 and remove MUN courses. They also presented state mandated

modifications to the A.S. in Music Business program with three options: Music Management,

Creative Production and Creative Performance. The proposed change is to add one credit in the

elective block of each of the options.

Program Modification –

Business Management Option (25019)

Remove Existing Courses Add Existing Course

MUN MVK11 Class Piano 1

UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL

LMS Townhall Meetings

Date Time Campus Room

Monday, January 23, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 Homestead F203

Tuesday, January 24, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 Hialeah 1120

Wednesday, January 25, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 Wolfson 3410-5

Thursday, January 26, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 North 2151

Friday, January 27, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 Medical 2121

Monday, January 30, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 Kendall K413

Tuesday, January 31, 2012 1:30 – 3:30 IAC 3310

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33 IN FAVOR

0 OPPOSED

Program Title: Music Business – Business Management Option (25019)

Start Term: 2012-1 Fall Semester


Affected Campuses: 1, 2, 3


Business Management Option (25019)

Area 9:

Removing MUN*

Adding MVK1111 Class Piano 1 (1 credit) existing course

Area 10:

Increasing area from 6 to 7 credits.

The following course prefixes will be added: MUN*; MVB*; MVJ*; MVK*; MVO*; MVP*;

MVS*; MVV*; MVW*; MUM2604; MUM2605.

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OPTION (25019)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Spring Fall 2012 (2011-1) (2012-1)

Proposed















MUM 2700 - Music Business 1 (3 credits)

MUM 2702 - Music Business 2-Careers (3 credits)

MUM 2703 - Music Business 3-Computer (3 credits)

MUM 2704 - Music Business 4- Computer Applications (3

credits)

MUM 1949 - Co-op Work Experience 1: MUM (3 credits)



GEB 1011 - Principles of Business (3 credits)

SBM 1000 - Small Business Management (3 credits)

MAR 1011 - Principles of Marketing (3 credits)

- - - And - - -


COP 1822 - Web Page Design and Programming (4 credits)

9. PROGRAM CORE REQUIRED (14.00 credits) ACG

2021 - Financial Accounting (3 credits)


BUL 2241 - Business Law 1 (3 credits)

GEB 2350 - Introduction to International Business (3

credits)

MUL 1010 - Music Appreciation (3 credits)

MUN*

MVK1111 Class Piano 1 (1 credit)

10. MAJOR COURSE ELECTIVE (6.00 7 credits)



credits)

MAN 2021 - Principles of Management (3 credits)

MAN 2930 - Creative Leadership (3 credits)

MKA 1511 - Principles of Advertising and Cooperating

(3 credits)

MKA 1021 - Fundamentals of Selling (3 credits)

MUM 2601 - Sound Recording 2 (3 credits)

MUM 2601L - Sound Recording 2 Lab (1 credit)

MUM 2623C - MIDI Electronic Music 1 (2-3 credits)

MUM 2624C - MIDI-Electronic Music 2 (2-3 credits)

MUM 2640L - Multi-Track Mixdown Techniques (1

credit)

MUT 2641 - Jazz Improvisation 1 (3 credits)

MUT 2238 - Introduction to Jazz Keyboard Harmony (1

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MUC 2311 - Electronic Music 1 (3 credits)

MUC 2601

MUC 2617 - Songwriting 2 (3 credits)

MUH 2111 - Survey of Music History 1 (3 credits)


MUL 2380 - Jazz and Popular Music in America (3

credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*

credit)

MUT 2351 - Introduction to Popular Music Arranging (3

credits)

PUR 2003 - Public Relations (3 credits)

RTV 1000 - Fundamentals of Broadcasting (3 credits)

RTV 1210C - Radio Production (3 credits)

RTV 1241C - TV Studio Production 1 (4 credits)

RTV 2249C - Radio Program Operations (3 credits)

TAX 2010 - Business Taxes & Returns (3 credits)

MVS*

MVV*

MVV*

MVW*

MUM 2604 – Multi- Track Mixdown Techniques (1

credit)

MUM 2605 - Multi-Track Production Techniques 1

(1credit)

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OPTION (25019)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Fall 2012 (2012-1)

Showing Changes



















credits)







- - - And - - -

Must take 4.0 credits from the following group. COP 1822 - Web Page Design and Programming (4 credits)

9. PROGRAM CORE REQUIRED (14.00 credits)

ACG 2021 - Financial Accounting (3 credits)



GEB 2350 - Introduction to International Business (3

credits)

MUL 1010 - Music Appreciation (3 credits)

MVK1111 Class Piano 1 (1 credit)

10. MAJOR COURSE ELECTIVE (7 credits) BUL

2242 - Business Law 2 (3 credits)


credits)




(3 credits)








credit)



credit)


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MUC 2601





credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*

credits)







MVS*

MVV*

MVV*

MVW*


credit)


(1credit)

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Program Title: Music Business – Creative Production Option (25044)




Modification: Increase credits to 64

Rationale: State Mandated Change for 2011-2012

For the Music Business Associate in Science degree programs (25019, 25044, 25043). One (1) credit

is being added to each program core elective option in order to increase the total required credits

from 63 to 64. There are no changes to the program frameworks as a result of this additional credit.


Creative Production Option (25044)

Area 10:


The following course prefixes will be added: MUN*; MVB*; MVJ*; MVK*; MVO*; MVP*;

MVS*; MVV*; MVW*; MUM2604; MUM2605.

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - CREATIVE PRODUCTION OPTION (25044)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Fall Spring 2012 (2012-1)

Proposed



















credits)







- - - And - - -







MUT 1111 - Theory (3 credits)

MUT 1241 - Sightsinging and Ear Training (1-2 credits)

MVK 1111 - Class Piano 1 (1 credit)


MUN*




credits)




(3 credits)








credit)



credit)

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MUC 2601





credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*


credits)







MVS*

MVV*

MVW*


credit)


(1credit)

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - CREATIVE PRODUCTION OPTION (25044)


Showing Changes



















credits)







- - - And - - -











MUN*




credits)




(3 credits)






credit)



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MUC 2601





credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*

credit)


credits)







MVS*

MVV*

MVW*

MUM 2604 – Multi-Track Mixdown Techniques (1

credit)


(1credit)

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Program Title: Music Business – Creative Performance Option (25043)




Modification: Increase credits to 64

Rationale: State Mandated Change for 2011-2012

For the Music Business Associate in Science degree programs (25019, 25044, 25043). One (1) credit

is being added to each program core elective option in order to increase the total required credits

from 63 to 64. There are no changes to the program frameworks as a result of this additional credit.


Creative Performance Option (25043)

Area 10:


The following prefixes will be added: MUN*; MVB*; MVJ*; MVK*; MVO*; MVP*; MVS*;

MVV*; MVW*; MUM2604; MUM2605.

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - CREATIVE PERFORMANCE OPTION (25043)

EFFECTIVE TERM: Fall Spring 2012 (2012-1)

Proposed



















credits)







- - - And - - -




Must take 3.0 credits from the following group. MVB*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*

MVP*

MVS*

MVS*

MVV*

MVV*

MVW*

MVW*

- - - And - - -


MUC 2601


MUN*




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MUN*




10. MAJOR COURSE ELECTIVE (43.00 credits) BUL

2242 - Business Law 2 (3 credits)


credits)




(3 credits)



MUC 2601





credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*






credit)



credit)


credits)







MVS*

MVV*

MVW*


credit)


(1credit)

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PROGRAM OF STUDY: MUSIC BUSINESS - CREATIVE PERFORMANCE OPTION (25043)


Showing Changes



















credits)







- - - And - - -





MVB*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*

MVP*

MVS*

MVS*

MVV*

MVV*

MVW*

MVW*

- - - And - - -

Must take 14.0 credits from the following group. MUT 1112 - Theory (3 credits)


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MUC 2601


MUN*

MUN*








credits)




(3 credits)



MUC 2601





credits)



MUN*

MVB*

MVJ*

MVK*

MVO*

MVP*






credit)



credit)


credits)







MVS*

MVV*

MVW*


credit)


(1credit)

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7. School of Engineering & Technology

Tom Meyer introduced Diane King who presented program title changes mandated by the state.

State Mandated

Effective Term: 2012-1 Fall Semester

Program Title Changes Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Apprenticeship (Current Title)

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology (New Title)

CISCO Network Associate (Current Title)

CISCO Certified Network Associate (CCNA) (New Title)

Computer Programming (Current Title)

Computer Programmer (New Title)

Sheet Metal Apprenticeship (Current Title)

Sheet Metal Fabrication Technology (New Title)

8. Announcements

Lourdes Perez invited College CASSC members to attend the naming of the School of Education

Pre-School Lab on January 18, 2012, at the North Campus, 9:00 a.m.

Dr. Menke encouraged College CASSC members to consider volunteering during the Martin Luther

King holiday, as stated in Dr. Padrón’s email on Tuesday, January 10, 2012.

The meeting was adjourned at 2:30 p.m.

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