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SRJC Curriculum Review Committee Meeting January 24, 2011, 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Frank P. Doyle Library, Room 4420 (3rd Floor)

Minutes Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas, co-Chairs, P. Applegarth, A. Banks, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. Kelly, M. Lee, J. McCulloch, R. McMullen, S. Sarkar, T. Shell, M. Swearingen, S. Wilson, and F. Pereira. Members Absent: S. Hino Staff Present: J. Shaver, L. Puha, T. Eaton Guests Present: R. Collins, S. Sudduth, D. Harden, P. Goebel, Maureen Wolf

The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by W. Burzycki, co-chair.

I. Welcome and Announcements

A. Introductions W. Burzycki welcomed back Janet McCulloch and Nicole Corcoran, who had been away during the fall semester. She introduced a new member, Katherine Caddes from Health Sciences. She also introduced Jeff Shaver, who had recently joined the Curriculum Office staff.

B. Review of Program SLOs Process

The new process for adding SLOs to program is to turn in a revision form to the Curriculum Office. They will be sent to the cluster tech committee to review for clarity in wording and sensibility of the SLOs—it’s not a matter of questioning the program, just a little wordsmithing from a peer review perspective. There is no form to be used by the cluster tech review committee. Wanda Burzycki and Carole Bennett will be offering open SLO curriculum support sessions (on a drop-in basis) at the Center for New Media several times a month. They will help with curriculum, wording, SLOs, the curriculum module in SIS, etc.—wherever help is needed. Faculty will be able to get flex credit for attending one of those sessions, the first of which will be held on January 28th from 10-12.

C. Committee Bylaws for Feb. 7 meeting: Wanda reported that the February 7th meeting would be devoted primarily to a work

session on revising the CRC bylaws document. It is not intended to be a complete rewriting; rather, an updating—especially updates based on changes in policies and practices.

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D. Meeting Schedule and Other Items Meetings:

Wanda indicated that occasionally the Committee would be unable to use Doyle Room 4420, and arrangements have been made to use a computer lab in Maggini. Members will be given advance notice of room changes.

Transfer Model Curriculum

: Wanda reported on the status of Transfer Model Curriculum (TMC). [Website information: A recently enacted state law, the Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act (SB 1440) directs California Community Colleges to offer transfer AA degrees that correspond to the most common majors of students transferring to the CSU system. The legislation calls for creation of the transfer AA at the level of individual community college districts; however, the faculty senates of the community colleges and the CSUs have been working together to create consistent lower-division degree pathways across the state. Each such pathway is called a “Transfer Model Curriculum.” For each degree, the community college is to begin with an established general education transfer curriculum and then to designate 18 units of coursework as lower-division preparation for the major.] The first group approved includes communication studies, sociology, and psychology. Wanda said that curriculum committees will be involved in training faculty and reviewing and approving the revisions and new majors. There will be webinars for training. The website C-ID.NET is the location of updates on TMC.

II. Action Items – Course Proposals

Item #

TYPE CRC Rep/ Submitter

Course # Description Eff. Date

Discussion/Voting Outcome

1. NEW P. Swearingen/ R. Collins

FIRE 78 Principles of Fire & Emergency Services Safety And Survival

F2011 M/S/C to approve. Field trip during class hours. (Cat. Descr.) In assignment #8: the “scenarios” were expanded to be 2 to 4 role -playing scenarios based upon current fire safety trends.

1a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100

M/S/C to approve.

2. REV S. Sarkar/ C. Sheldon D. Harden

GD 20 Introduction to Typography and Letterforms X2011 M/S/C to approve. This course was before the committee because what had been a prerequisite was now proposed as an advisory.

2a. Advisories: Course Completion of CS 72.11A ( or CIS 73.41A)

M/S/C to approve.

3. REV S. Sarkar/ C. Sheldon D. Harden

GD 55 Tools, Methods, and Materials

X2011 M/S/C to approve.

3a. Advisories: Course Completion of CS 70.11A or CS 71.11A or CS M/S/C to approve.


72.11A 4. REV S. Sarkar/

C. Sheldon D. Harden

GD 56 Digital Illustration in Photoshop


4a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of CS 70.11A

M/S/C to approve.

5. REV J. Kelly/ Stu Sudduth

BAD 67 Financial Planning & Investment

F2011 M/S/C to approve.


M/S/C to approve.

6. REV S. Sarkar/ S. Rosen

CS 82.41B Telecommunications – 2


6a. Prerequisites: Course Completion or Current Enrollment in CS 82.41A ( or CIS 78.11A)

M/S/C to approve.

Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100

M/S/C to approve.

7. NEW S. Sarkar/ D. Harden

CS 98 Independent Study in Computer Studies



M/S/C to approve.

7b. Limits on Enrollment:

Approval of the project proposal by sponsoring faculty, Department Chair and Supervising Administrator.

M/S/C to approve.

8. REV T. Falbo/ P. Goebel

NRV 51 Fundamentals and Basics of Vocational Nursing

S2011 This course was pulled from the agenda prior to the start of the meeting.

8a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of PHYSIO 58 OR Course Completion of PHYSIO 1 and Course Completion of ENGL 1A OR Course Completion of ENGL 100 and Course Completion or Current Enrollment in NR 255

8b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent AND Course Completion of HLC 160 or NRA 51.1 or CSKLS 100

8c. Limits on Enrollment:

Admission to LVN Program


III. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve the Consent Agenda Items A, B, E, and F as follows:

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews (Date of last full review will change)

B. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations MODIFICATIONS (Date of last full review will not change)

9. REV T. Falbo/ P. Goebel Maureen Wolf

NRV 52.1 Maternal-Child Health Nursing Clinical Intermediate Vocational Nursing


9a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of NRV 51 and NR 255; AND Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 52.1L and NRV 58B

M/S/C to approve.


NRV 52.2L Maternal-Child Health Nursing Clinical Maternal-Child Health Vocational Nursing Clinical

F2011 M/S/C to approve. CHANGE short title to Mat-Child Health Clinical

10a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of NRV 51, NRV 51L, NRV 58A and NR 255; AND Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 52.1, NRV 52.2, NRV 52.1L and NRV 58B

M/S/C to approve.


NRV 53 Advanced Vocational Nursing Theory


11a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of NRV 52.1, NRV 52.1L, NRV 58B, and NR 255; AND Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 53L and NRV 58C

M/S/C to approve.

Item # Submitter Course # Description

Eff. Date

1. J. Fritschen BMG 66.4 Project Management F2011 2. S. Mullany HORT 115.1 Designing with Ornamental Grasses X2011 3. E. Sikes ELEC 156 Photovoltaic Systems Design and Installation X2011 4. Steve Mullany HORT 94 Landscape Design Applications X2011 5. S. Brumbaugh BIO 12 Basic Concepts of Ecology X2011 6. S. Mullany HORT 12 Plant Materials: Winter/Spring X2011


Eff. Date

1. S. Rosen CS 84.11 Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Microsoft Windows X2011


C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations – NONE

D. Major and Certificate Recommendations – NONE

E. Course Inactivations and Terminations:

2. S. Rosen CS 84.13 Supporting Users and Troubleshooting: Desktop Applications X2011 3. M. Anderman MUSC 51A Digital Audio: Fundamentals F2011 4. M. Anderman MUSC 51B Digital Audio: Multimedia F2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. I B. Nguyen PSYCH 48.5 Sports Psychology S2011 2. I L. Wagner DANCE 4 Music for Dance S2011 3. I L. Wagner DANCE 35 Improvisation S2011 4. T C. Sheldon APGR 20 Introduction to Typography S2011 5. T C. Sheldon APGR 50 Introduction to Typography S2011 6. T C. Sheldon APGR 51A Introduction to Graphic Design & Production Fundamentals S2011 7. T C. Sheldon APGR 51B Beginning Graphic Design & Production Fundamentals S2011 8. T C. Sheldon APGR 51C Intermediate Graphic Design & Production Fundamentals S2011 9. T C. Sheldon APGR 51D Advanced Graphic Design & Production Fundamentals S2011

10. T C. Sheldon APGR 52A Introduction to Computer Based Design S2011 11. T C. Sheldon APGR 52B Computer Based Design 2 S2011 12. T C. Sheldon APGR 52C Digital Prepress: Computer Based Design 3 S2011 13. T C. Sheldon APGR 52D Computer Based Design 4 S2011 14. T C. Sheldon APGR 54 Commercial Illustration S2011 15. T C. Sheldon APGR 54.1 Production Techniques in Illustrator S2011 16. T C. Sheldon APGR 54.2 Digital Design Production and Process S2011 17. T C. Sheldon APGR 56 Introduction to Print Production S2011 18. T C. Sheldon APGR 57 Tools, Methods and Materials S2011 19. T C. Sheldon APGR 61 Digital Design Production and Process S2011 20. T C. Sheldon APGR 62 Long Publication Production S2011 21. T C. Sheldon APGR 64 Contemporary Hand-Lettering, Type and Calligraphy S2011 22. T C. Sheldon APGR 65 The Business of Graphic Design S2011 23. T C. Sheldon APGR 67 Commercial Illustration: Basics S2011 24. T C. Sheldon APGR 68 Commercial Illustration: Digital Imagery S2011


F. Co-Chair Recommendations / Technical Corrections / Technical Adjustments

IV. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:00.

Minutes taken by T. Eaton

25. T C. Sheldon APGR 69 Online Resources for Graphic Designers S2011 26. T C. Sheldon APGR 70 Creating the Professional Design Portfolio S2011 27. T C. Sheldon APGR 71 Creativity Techniques for Designers S2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

CRC Mtg

1. TC V. Bertsch PHYS 40 Classical Mechanics for Scientists and Engineers 12/9/10 With confirmation from Department Chair Vince Bertsch and use of vertical groups in prior versions; changed prerequisite of MATH 1A to MATH 1A or higher (V2).

9/20/10

2. TC V. Bertsch ENGR 25 Engineering Graphics and Design 12/9/10 With confirmation from Department Chair Vince Bertsch and use of vertical groups in prior versions; changed MATH prerequisites to vertical group course.

5/5/08

3. TA G. Allen ESL 316 Low-Advanced ESL Grammar/Writing 1/3/11 Based upon use of vertical groups in prevision revisions; and request from Department Chair Gary Allen, changed prerequisite ESL 314 to a vertical group course.

10/5/09

4. TA C. Robbins WRKEX 97 General Work Experience 1/13/11 Recommended by Ken Lofgren (Senior Programming Analyst) and to comply with recent Title 5 changes regarding the limit of total units students may earn in combination; and to rectify an identified repeat code issue, the following changes were completed in agreement with A. Farkas (Dean CESS); C. Robbins (acting Dean CTE): 1) Changed repeat code 34 - 4 Enrollments Total to repeat code 25 - 16 Units Total; 2) Added this course to existing repeat group WORK EXPERIENCE 99; limiting the total units to 16 when earned in any combination of General Work Experience (WRKEX 97) + Occupational Work Experience (WEOC 99) + Work Internship (WEOC 99I etc.); and 3) Approved this course revision effective X2011 with CRC approval date of 1/24/11; the CRC meeting for which this technical adjustment will be reported; done to ensure revision will be available for scheduling Summer 2011.

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SRJC Curriculum Review Committee Meeting January 31, 2011, 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.


Minutes Members Present: W. Burzycki, co-Chair; A. Banks, R. McMullen, J. Kelly, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, P. Swearingen, S. Wilson, and F. Pereira (Advisory/Non-voting) Members Absent: R. Chudnofsky, A. Farkas, S. Hino, and M. Lee. Staff Present: J. Shaver, L. Puha. Guests: R. Collins, S. Okada, D. Harden, R. DasGupta, and D. Sweitzer.

Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by W. Burzycki at 3:10 p.m. Agenda Review: (1) M/S/C to review SOC 30 first because of time constraints of the submitter. (2) DA 65 was removed from the agenda. The Chair noted that the order of course review might change as presenters were available.

I. Action Items – Course Proposals

Item #

TYPE

CRC Rep/ Submitter

Course #

Description

Eff. Date


1. REV P. Swearingen/ R. Collins

FIRE 203 Fire Management 1

F2011 Tabled. The unresolved issue is whether the course should be lecture or lab. The submitting department will consult with A. Farkas.

1a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of FIRE 71 or equivalent Tabled. 1b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 Tabled. 2. REV T. Falbo/

S. Okada & J. Shelly

HLC 110 Phlebotomy X2011 M/S/C to approve.

2a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ENGL 100 or ESL 100

M/S/C to approve.

2b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent and Course Completion of HLC 160 ( or HLC 60)

M/S/C to approve.


Health or Safety Restricted status due to blood exposure

M/S/C to approve.


3. REV T. Falbo/ P. Rosell (was unable to attend)

DA 63 Dental Specialties X2011 Tabled. Returned to department for revision of SLOs, objectives, topics and scope. T. Falbo will contact D. Bird.

3a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of DA 61 and DA 62

Tabled.


Admission to the Dental Program via Application process

Tabled.

4. REV T. Falbo/ P. Rosell (was unable to attend)

DA 65 Dental Science II X2011 Removed from Agenda at the request of the department.

4a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of DA 60 4b. Limits on

Enrollment: Admission to an Allied Dental Program via the Application Process and completion of DA 60.

5. REV J. Kelly/ S. Jaderstrom

BOT 154.13 Job Seeking Skills For Office Professionals



M/S/C to approve.

6. REV S. Sarkar/ C. Bennett

CS 165.31 Microsoft Office Integration X2011 M/S/C to approve.

6a. Advisories: Familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

M/S/C to approve.

7. REV S. Sarkar/ C. Reese

CS 175.21 Font Management


7a. Advisories: Completion of CS 101A or CS 105A; AND Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100

M/S/C to approve.

8. REV S. Mullany (was unable to attend)

HORT 81 Sustainable Turfgrass Management



M/S/C to approve.

9. REV J. McCulloch/ M. Das Gupta

SOC 30 Race & Ethnic Relations (Recommended for Area G, General Education)


9a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent M/S/C to approve. 10. NEW S. Wilson/

D. Sweitzer CONS 181 Residential Electrical Wiring


10a. Advisories: Course Completion of MATH 151 or MATH 150B M/S/C to approve.


II. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve Consent Agenda Items A, D, and F, as follows:


B. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations MODIFICATIONS (Date of last full review will not change) - NONE

C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations - NONE

D. Major and Certificate Recommendations:

E. Course Inactivations and Terminations – NONE

F. Co-Chair Recommendations/Technical Corrections/Technical Adjustments:


Eff. Date

1. S. Mullany HORT 56 Horticultural Enterprise Project F2011 2. S. Mullany HORT 91 Landscape Construction/Estimation F2011 3. S. Mullany HORT 93 Landscape Drafting and Design F2011 4. S. Mullany HORT 153 Basic Turf Care F2011

Item #

Submitter Cluster Dean Type

Description

Eff. Date

1. S. Sudduth Steve Cohen REV Retail Management Certificate of Achievement (Former title: Retail Merchandising Management) Units increased from 26.5 to 32.0; revision of Program SLOs; addition/deletion of core requirements; addition/deletion of restricted electives

F2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

CRC Mtg

1. CBE J. Miller GIS 40 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) The CRC Co-Chairs recommend this course for Credit by Exam effective S2011.

1/31/11

2. TA W. Burzycki CSKLS 372 Pre-Algebra 1/27/11 Upon recommendation from Ken Lofgren and Assessment Services with agreement by the College Skills department chair W. Burzycki, the prerequisite rules and user generated description were modified to reflect use of vertical groups and new Compass

1/31/11

http://www2.santarosa.edu/f/?28849�


III. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at ___________.

software. OLD: APS Computational Math score of 23-35; or completion of CSKLS 368B or CSKLS 370 or CSKLS 371. NEW: Completion of CSKLS 370 or higher (V1) OR Course Completion of DRD 382 ( or LMATH 381) OR Qualifying Test Score in Math

SRJC Curriculum Review Committee Meeting February 7, 2011, 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.


Minutes

Members Present: W. Burzycki, co-Chair; P. Applegarth, R. Chudnofsky, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. Kelly, M. Lee, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, T. Shell, P. Swearingen, S. Wilson, F. Pereira, and A. Farkas.

Members Absent: A. Banks, K. Caddes, S. Hino, and R. McMullen Staff: J. Shaver and T. Eaton.

I. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by W. Burzycki, Committee co-Chair, at 3:12 p.m.

II. Business Agenda

A. CRC Bylaws Wanda suggested a plan for review of the draft CRC bylaws, as follows:

1) Small groups review designated section (20 min.) a. Determine minor changes; suggest revision for draft b. State questions for entire committee c. Prepare to report out to CRC

2) Large Group

a. Review each section; group by group b. Discuss and resolve any questions, propose language c. Determine areas for further research/work

It was suggested that all small group notes for changes to the bylaws be given to Wanda for incorporation. A general suggestion was to provide some links in the bylaws to pertinent sources of information. Other notes and suggestions included the following:

Article I. Name and Mission

• The Committee does not need to be in compliance with the Brown Act. • The Committee does not need to follow Roberts Rules of Order for conducting its meetings; instead, the bylaws could specify

something like, “Disputes will be settled according to Roberts Rules of Order.” • The SRJC mission statement needs to be changed to reflect the College’s current mission statement.

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Article II. Purpose and Function

• Rewrite the purpose so that it does not refer exclusively to the Title 5 source; it should be more specific to the role it plays at SRJC: “It is a Senate consultation committee mutually agreed on by the . . . .”

• Remove the paragraph in italics beginning “Curriculum committees review and approve . . . “ • Duties and Responsibilities: add (1) responding to . . . (2) taking recommendations from Curriculum Tech (3) training for and

approving stand-alone courses, etc. • Need to review the reference to SRJC Governance and the Committee system and update it if needed • Update the title of the Dean of Curriculum and Educational Support Services

Article III. Membership

• “Excused absences” will be defined as unavoidable illness, attendance at meetings or conferences, etc., and an addition to be considered is that a member would no longer be an “active” member of the committee (that is, those members with consistent attendance) after missing a certain number of meetings. Only active members would be counted for the purpose of determining a quorum. The co-chairs would determine whether an absence qualifies as “excused.” Members would be required to notify the Curriculum Office of anticipated absences.

• Excessive absences for determining whether a member remains active would be 3 in a single semester or 5 in an academic year. Those absences would exclude the excused absences defined above.

• References to attendance should be moved from the Membership to the Meetings section. Article IV. Officers and Meetings

• Decide whether the faculty co-chair term of service would be two years or three years Article V. Meetings

• May want to determine the frequency of business meetings – the first meeting of the month (unless unnecessary or there is a great amount of curriculum to consider). For example, “The first meeting of the month will begin with a business agenda.”

• Add the requirement of one retreat each academic year – either a half-day or a full-day, as needed. The suggestion was made to provide members with notice of the date of the retreat at least one month

• Quorum: Need some language for handling committee business during the summer – for example, what would constitute a quorum for making decisions, such as regarding technical changes that Curriculum staff can be working on during the summer; and allowing for those decisions (votes) to be done by email.

in advance so that members can make every effort to be available.

Article VI. Procedures


• In Article VI: Procedures, clarify that the meeting agenda will be emailed no later than the Friday before each regular Monday CRC

meeting. • Section B of Article VI should be changed to read, “Meeting and Reporting Procedures.” The two items currently in that section will be

deleted. New information will be added relating to how the minutes and meeting notices are to be reported. • Decide whether the Consent agenda needs to list all of the items that can be included (A. 2. b.) • Add that the actions taken by the Committee are submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval. • In Meeting Procedures, consider adding something about reporting to the Academic Senate.

Article VII. Subcommittees

• In Article VII., Subcommittees, the primary responsibilities of each subcommittee will be added, as well as the membership of each subcommittee. D. Howland had some suggestions that she will email to the faculty co-chair. T. Shell will consult with B. Croteau regarding her knowledge of Areas G, H and I, which are Academic Senate committees.

• Consider whether Cluster Tech Committees should have its own section.

B. Implications of Course Inactivation and Reactivation

W. Burzycki reported that there is a push by the college to inactivate courses that are either not being offered or not being updated; however, some faculty are concerned that if they inactivate a course, they will be prevented from bringing it back or it will be a hassle. Other considerations are:

1. The College Catalog lists the courses and students may be interested in taking them, but they are not currently being offered; 2. The courses may be a prerequisite or co-requisite for other active courses 3. The course may be a core requirement in an active program of study 4. UC-transferability

At the March business meeting, A. Farkas and L. Puha will discuss the reactivation process and implications so that committee members can communicate to their colleagues. In addition, a report will be made to the Senate.

III. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve the Consent Agenda Items A - D, after the removal of Item A. 7.

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations for FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews (Date of last full review will change)


Eff. Date

1. C. Norton AUTO 53 Automotive Drive Train F2011



C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations

D. Course Inactivations and Terminations

IV. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:06 p.m. Minutes recorded by T. Eaton

2. B. Panizzera FASH 50 Fashion Careers F2011 3. B. Panizzera FASH 52.2 Visual Merchandising F2011 4. B. Panizzera FASH 62A Flat Pattern Design 1 F2011 5. B. Panizzera FASH 151 Fashion Apparel and Accessories F2011 6. B. Panizzera FASH 152 Fashion Show F2011 7. S. Bertram FLORS 107 Arts of the Professional Floral Designers Removed from Agenda (This will be an action item on 2/14) F2011


Eff. Date

1. P. Saragina BGN 71 Business English Grammar F2011 2. P. Saragina BGN 203 Self-Paced 10-Key Numeric Keypad F2011 3. M. McKeever CS 82.55 Principles of Computer Security F2011

Item # CMTE Submitter Course # Description

CMTE Rev Date

Eff. Date

1. DEAC J. Miller SURV 50 Introduction to Plane Surveying DEAC recommends approval of SURV 50 for online delivery effective Spring 2011 as Hybrid (i.e., a mix of face-to-face and technology–based instruction).

2/1/11 S2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. I D. Davis APE 701 Adapted Swimming S2011 2. I D. Davis APE 709 Adapted Body Conditioning S2011 3. I C. Cole-Gatrell WINE 54 Fundamentals of Wine Microbiology S2011

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Minutes

Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas, co-chairs; A. Banks, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, T. Shell, M. Swearingen, and F. Pereira. Members Absent: P. Applegarth, R. Chudnofsky, S. Hino, J. Kelly, M. Lee, R. McMullen, and S. Wilson. Guests: J. Gordon, R. Collins, D. Davis, D. Ezersky, K. Wade, and A. Ysunza. Staff: L. Puha and T. Eaton

Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 3:15 by W. Burzycki.

I. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve the consent agenda.

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews (Date of last full review will

change):

B. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations MODIFICATIONS (Date of last full review will not change):


Eff. Date

1. J. Gordon CHLD 51 Principles and Practices of Early Childhood Education F2011

2. J. Gordon CHLD 130 Introduction to Montessori X2011

3. J. Gordon CHLD 110.4 Developmental Trends in Adolescents X2011

4. C. Foster ENGL 30.2 American Literature from 1865 to the Present F2011


Eff. Date

1. J. Gordon CHLD 68 Issues in Diversity X2011

2. D. Bangs ASL 105 Advanced American Sign Language Part I F2011

3. R. Collins FIRE 707A Volunteer Firefighter Skills F2011

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C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations – NONE

D. Major and Certificate Recommendations

E. Course Inactivations and Terminations

Item #


Description

Eff. Date

1. P. Saragina S. Cohen Inactivation International Office Assistant Program Skills Certificate – 17.5 units

F2011

2. D. Sweitzer K. Messina New Major

Architecture A.S. Degree – 26 units

F2011

3. P. Swearingen A. Chapman Revision Administration of Justice A.A. Degree Program Changes: Total units changed from 36 to 18 to facilitate students transferring to other institutions.

F2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. T R. Collins FIRE 257 Driver Operator 1A X2011

2. I G.Allen ESL 310 SPL English as a Second Language - Beginning Spelling X2011

3. I G.Allen ESL 314 SPL English as a Second Language Intermediate Spelling X2011

4. I G.Allen ESL 317V Advanced Vocabulary Workshop X2011

5. I S. Sudduth BMK 58.14 Solution-Marketing S2011

6. I S. Sudduth BOT 162.9B QuickBooks Level 2 S2011

7. I S. Sudduth BOT 163.2 Keyboarding Speed/Accuracy Building S2011

8. I S. Sudduth BOT 56C Survival Issues for Professional Office Workers F2011

9. T C. Cole-Gatrell VIT 111 Organic Viticulture X2011

10. T C. Cole-Gatrell VIT 112 Introductory Survey of the Organic Viticulture Industry X2011

11. T C. Cole-Gatrell VIT 125 Grapevine Bench Grafting X2011

12. T C. Cole-Gatrell VIT 150 Basic Viticulture for Spanish Speakers X2011


F. Co-Chair Recommendations/Technical Corrections/Technical Adjustments – None

II. Action Agenda – Course Proposals

It was M/S/C to move NRM 85 to Item 2. Later in the meeting it was M/S/C to review ENGL 5 before 46.1 and 46.2. Those changes were made to accommodate the schedules of guest presenters.

Item #




1. NEW P. Swearingen/ D. Davis D. Ezersky

DRD 705 Coping Strategies for Hearing Loss


2. 3.

REV W. Burzycki/ J. Gordon

CHLD 79.1

Management of Early Childhood Education Programs


2a. 3a.

Prerequisites:

Course completion of CHLD 10 or (or 110.1 and 110.2) and CHLD 90.1 (or 190.1)

M/S/C to approve, noting the correction that the first “or” belongs inside the parentheses so that it would read (or 110.1 and 110.2).

2b. 3b.

Recommended Preparation:

Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100; CHLD 51 and 90.4; Prior work experience in a licensed early childhood education program

M/S/C to approve.

3a. 4a.

REV W. Burzycki/ J. Gordon

CHLD 55.7 Music and Movement for Children


3b. 4b.

Advisories: Course eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100, Completion of CHLD 10 (or 110.1 & 110.2) and CHLD 90.4

M/S/C to approve.

4. 2.

REV W. Burzycki/ K. Wade

NRM 85

Forest Hydrology and Watershed Management F2011 M/S/C to approve.

4a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course Eligibility for MATH 150A

M/S/C to approve.

5. REV J. Kelly/ S. Bertram M. Swearingen

FLORS 107 Arts of the Professional Floral Designers


6. REV M. Swearingen/ R. Collins

FIRE 708 Basic Practices Basic Fire/EMC Practices

F2011 M/S/ to approve. The title was changed to Basic Fire/EMC


III. Adjournment – The meeting was adjourned at 4:45 p.m.

Minutes were recorded by T. Eaton

(See note in the right column.) Practices. The Lab hours were changed from non-contact DHR to Contact DHR, and “Lecture” was deleted from the MOE.

7. 8.

REV D. Fisher/ J. McCulloch

ENGL 46.1 Survey of English Literature, Part 1 (works from the British Isles in the period between Beowulf and Samuel Johnson)

F2011 M/S/C to approve. Minimum weeks was changed to 12. Queer Theory was added to Schools of Literary Criticism in Topics and Scope. Assign: #1 (50-100 pages per week) was added.

7a. 8a.

Prerequisites: Course Completion of ENGL 1A

M/S/C to approve.

8. 9.

REV D. Fisher/ J. McCulloch

ENGL 46.2 Survey of English Literature, Part 2 (works from the British Isles from the Romantic period to the present)

F2011 M/S/C to approve. Minimum weeks was changed to 12. Queer Theory was added to Schools of Literary Criticism in Topics and Scope. Assign: #1 (50-100 pages per week) was added.

8a. 9a.

Prerequisites: Course Completion of ENGL 1A M/S/C to approve.

9. 7.

REV D. Fisher/ A. Ysunza

ENGL 5 Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking

F2011 M/S/C to approve. Minimum weeks was changed to 6.

9a. 7a.

Prerequisites: Completion of ENGL 1A with a grade of "C" or better.

M/S/C to approve.

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Minutes Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas, co-chairs; P. Applegarth, A. Banks, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. Kelly, M. Lee, J. McCulloch, R. McMullen, S. Sarkar, P. Swearingen, and S. Wilson. Members Absent: R. Chudnofsky, S. Hino, F. Pereira, and T. Shell. Staff Present: L. Puha and T. Eaton. Guests Present: C. Arnold, B. Panizzera, J. Harmon, S. Jaderstrom, J. Johnson, B. Roberts, D. Sweitzer.

Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by W. Burzycki.

I. Consent Agenda: Item A. 10. was removed from the Consent Agenda at the request of the submitting department, after which it was M/S/C to approve Consent Agenda items A – C as follows:

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews

(Date of last full review will change)


Eff. Date

1. W. Burzycki CSKLS 310 Essay Writing Workshop X2011

2. W. Burzycki CSKLS 311.1 Basic Essay Skills: Narrative and Exemplification X2011

3. A. Ysunza ENGL 4A Beginning Creative Writing F2011

4. A. Ysunza ENGL 4B Intermediate Creative Writing F2011

5. A. Ysunza ENGL 4C Advanced Creative Writing F2011

6. B. Panizzera FASH 114 Wearable Art F2011

7. B. Panizzera FASH 121A Sewing with Knits: Basic Tee Shirts F2011

8. B. Panizzera FASH 145.1 Fabric Dyeing Techniques for Fashion and Art F2011

9. B. Panizzera FASH 145.2 Fabric Dyeing Techniques and Surface Design F2011

10. A. LaRue HIST 21 Race, Ethnicity and Gender in American Culture F2011

11. M. Aparicio PHIL 6 Introduction to Philosophy F2011

12. M. Aparicio PHIL 7 Contemporary Moral Issues F2011

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B. Major and Certificate Recommendations:

C. Course Inactivations and Terminations

II. Action Agenda – Course Proposals

Item #


Description

Eff. Date

1. R. Collins A. Chapman Revision Fire Technology Certificate of Achievement 30.0 Units Add FIRE 78 as core requirement Restricted Electives Unit Total from 15.0 to 12.0

S2011

2. R. Collins A. Chapman Revision Fire Technology Associate in Science 18.0 Units Add FIRE 78 as alternate core requirement with FIRE 77

S2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. I E. Jen DNA 241B Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) Practical Exam Review F2011

Item #


Course #

Description

Eff. Date


1. NEW W. Burzycki/ J. Harmon

CHLD 150 Exploring the Natural World with Young Children


1a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 M/S/C to approve.

2. REV J. Kelly/ B. Panizzera

FASH 60 Draped Designs F2011 M/S/C to approve.

2a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course Completion or Concurrent Enrollment in FASH 70A

M/S/C to approve.

3. REV S. Sarkar/ S. Jaderstrom

BOT 59.2B Business Records Skills, Part 2 F2011 M/S/C to approve, contingent upon receipt of a Content Review form for the prerequisite BOT 59.2A Added the prerequisite “completion of BOT 59.2A.”

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III. Adjournment: Prior to adjournment, W. Burzycki reminded members that the March 7th meeting would be held in Maggini

Hall, with the room number to be announced to members in advance. She said part of the meeting would cover such business items as repeatability, inactivation/reactivation and Transfer Model Curriculum. The meeting was adjourned at 4:24 p.m.

Minutes taken by T. Eaton


M/S/C to approve. (A vote will be taken at the next meeting on the Content Review form for BOT 59.2A.)

4. REV A. Banks/ J. McCulloch J. Johnson

SOC 10 Close Relationships and Family Life F2011 M/S/C to approve.

4a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent M/S/C to approve.

5. NEW S. Wilson/ D. Sweitzer

CONS 183 OSHA 10

F2011 M/S/C to approve

5a. Advisories: Course Eligibility for ENGL 100 and ESL 100 M/S/C to approve.

6. NEW Banks/ W. Burzycki B. Roberts

SE 515 Current Issues Discussion Group for Older Adults F2011 M/S/C to table. W. Burzycki will investigate the matter of possibly adding “Interdisciplinary studies” as a discipline for this course.

7. NEW P. Swearingen/ C. Arnold

AJ 343 Defensive Tactics Instructor F2011

M/S/C to approve.

7a. Limits on Enrollment:

Must have law enforcement experience or equivalency.

M/S/C to approve.


AJ 344 Defensive Tactics Instructor Update F2011

M/S/C to approve.

8a. Limits on Enrollment:

Must show proof of completion of basic defensive tactics course.

M/S/C to approve.


AJ 348 Training Manager F2011

M/S/C to approve the withdrawal of this item from the agenda at the submitting department’s request due to issues of units/hours conflict.


AJ 353 Public Safety Dispatcher Basic Course F2011

M/S/C to approve the withdrawal of this item from the agenda at the submitting department’s request due to issues of units/hours conflict.

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SRJC Curriculum Review Committee Meeting March 7, 2011, 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Maggini, Room 2803 (2rd Floor facing Barnett)

Minutes

Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas, Co-Chairs; P. Applegarth, A. Banks, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Howland, J. Kelly, M. Lee, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, T. Shell, M. Swearingen, S. Wilson, and F. Pereira (non-voting). Members Absent: R. Chudnofsky, D. Fisher, S. Hino, and R. McMullen. Guests Present: S. Sudduth, D. Harden, R. Breth, P. Goebel, and M. Wolfe Staff Present: L. Puha, T. Eaton

Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by W. Burzycki, Co-Chair, at 3:12 p.m.

I. Business Agenda

A. Inactivation / Reactivation Process – Tabled to the next business meeting.

B. Repeatability

W. Burzycki reported that there would be a “Repeatability Summit” on March 14th from 3:30 – 5:00, arranged by the Vice President of Academic Affairs, the aim of which is to examine repeatability issues at SRJC and develop recommendations before mandates are thrust upon the College. Wanda said she wanted to get ideas from CRC members to take to the Summit. She presented a paper outlining the current way in which changes in repeatability are handled by the Curriculum Review Committee, as well as some ideas for changes in the process, such as using a short form that a department might use to request reduction in repeats to a particular course. The idea was that this type of form would only be used for courses within four years of last approval. Among the comments by members was to consider how reductions in repeatability might affect some programs, such as Music and Theatre Arts. The Committee agreed that a goal would be to avoid any negative impact on students if repeats are reduced.

C. Transfer Model Curriculum – Tabled to a future meeting.

II. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve Consent Agenda Items A. and B. as follows:


A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews:



III. Action Agenda – Course Proposals:


Eff. Date

1. F. Avila COUN 92 Introduction to Group Counseling F2011

2. L. Branen DANCE 3.1 Choreography I F2011

Item #


Description

Eff. Date

1. X. Ho E. Jen Revision Radiologic Technology Certificate of Achievement 97.0 Units (was 95.0) Modified Description and Program Requirements Notes Radiologic Technology Prerequisites 28.5 Units (was 27.5) Deleted restricted electives CSKLS 100, MATH 150A, MATH 150B, MATH 151, BGN 150.1, BGN 150.2, BOT 169.1 Added restricted elective BGN 201

S2011

2. X. Ho E. Jen Revision Radiologic Technology Associate in Science 97.0 Units (was 95.0) Modified Description and Program Requirements Notes Radiologic Technology Prerequisites 28.5 Units (was 27.5) Deleted restricted electives CSKLS 100, MATH 150A, MATH 150B, MATH 151, BGN 150.1, BGN 150.2, BOT 169.1 Added restricted elective BGN 201

S2011

Item #




1. REV

S. Sarkar/ D. Harden

CS 65.11 Microsoft Office F2011 M/S/C to approve.

1a.

Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100; AND Course Completion of CS 5 or CS 101A or CS 105A

M/S/C to approve.


2. NEW S. Sarkar/ D. Harden

CS 55.17 Building Web Applications using Java Technologies F2011 M/S/C to approve.

2a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of CS 50.11B (or CIS 58.51B) and CS 17.11 (or CIS 17)

M/S/C to approve.

Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 M/S/C to approve.

3. REV

J. Kelly/ P. Saragina S. Sudduth

BOT 154 Office Procedures for the 21st century F2011 M/S/C to approve.


4. REV J. Kelly/ P. Saragina S. Sudduth

BGN 102 Typing Skillbuilding F2011 M/S/C to approve.

4a.

Advisories: Course Completion or Concurrent Enrollment in BGN 101 (or BOT 50A) OR BGN 201 (or BOT 169.1)

M/S/C to approve.

5. REV

W. Burzycki/ S. Mullany

HORT 82 Introduction to Arboriculture F2011 M/S/C to approve contingent upon receipt and approval of Content Reviews for AGRI 20 and BOTANY 10.

5a.

Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100; AND Course Completion of HORT 50.1 or AGRI 20 or BOTANY 10

M/S/C to approve.

6. REV P. Swearingen/ L. Anderson

EMC 104 Emergency Medical Technician F2011 M/S/C to table and send back to the department to correct errors and to address the repeatability issues that were discussed.

6a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of EMC 100 (or EMC 290) Tabled.

6b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 Tabled.


Student must have a current certification in Health Care Provider CPR

Tabled.

7. REV

S. Wilson/ J. Miller

CEST 98 Independent Study in Environmental Technology F2011 This course was withdrawn by the submitter prior to the meeting.

7a.

Limits on Enrollment:

Requires instructor’s signature to enroll. Approval of the project proposal by sponsoring faculty, Department Chair and Supervising Administrator.

8. REV Banks/ J. McCulloch R. Breth

ART 37 Intermediate Black and White Photography F2011 M/S/C to approve.


8a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ART 36 OR Course Completion of ART 82

M/S/C to approve.

9. REV

Banks/ J. McCulloch R. Breth

ART 57 Advanced Black and White Photography F2011 M/S/C to approve.

9a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ART 37 and ART 36 or ART 82 M/S/C to approve.

10. REV

A. Banks/ J. McCulloch R. Breth

ART 82 Beginning Digital Photography F2011 M/S/C to table and return to the department for review of variability of units.

11. REV

A. Banks/ J. McCulloch R. Breth

ART 61.2 Color Photography F2011 M/S/C to approve

11a. Prerequisites: ART 37 is a prerequisite. M/S/C to approve

11b. Advisories: Course Completion of ART 3 OR Course Completion of ART 4

M/S/C to approve

12.

REV T. Falbo/ Hinkle, Goebel, Wolfe

NRV 58A Fundamental Skills Lab for Vocational Nursing F2011 M/S/C to approve

12a. Prerequisites: Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 51 and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 51L

M/S/C to approve


Admission to the VN program via the application process

M/S/C to approve

13.

REV T. Falbo/ Hinkle, Goebel, Wolfe

NRV 58B Intermediate Vocational Nursing Skills Lab F2011 M/S/C to approve

13a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of NRV 51 and Course Completion of NRV 58A and Course Completion of NRV 51L and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 52.1 (or NRV 52A) and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 52.2 (or NRV 52B) and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 52.2L (or NRV 52BL)

M/S/C to approve

14. REV T. Falbo/ Hinkle, Goebel, Wolfe

NRV 58C Advanced Skills Lab for Vocational Nursing F2011 M/S/C to approve


IV. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:15 p.m.

Minutes recorded by Toni Eaton

14a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of NRV 58B and Course Completion of NRV 52.1L (or NRV 52AL) and Course Completion of NRV 52.1 (or NRV 52A) and Course Completion of NRV 52.2 (or NRV 52B) and Course Completion of NRV 52.2L (or NRV 52BL) and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 53 and Concurrent Enrollment in NRV 53L

M/S/C to approve

15. REV T. Falbo/ Hinkle, Goebel, Wolfe

NRV 51 Fundamentals and Basics of Vocational Nursing F2011 This course was not reviewed and was carried forward to the next agenda.

15a. Prerequisites: TBD

15b. Advisories: TBD

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Frank P. Doyle Library, Room 4420 (3rd Floor) Minutes

Members Present: P. Swearingen, Acting Chair, P. Applegarth, A. Banks, K. Caddes, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. fisher, D. Howland, J. Kelly, M. Lee, R. McMullen, S. Sarkar,

and S. Wilson. Members Absent: A. Farkas, W. Burzycki, J. McCulloch, R. Chudnofsky, S. Hino, F. Pereira, and T. Shell. Guests Present: J. Snow, G. Allen, MJ Oliveri, J. Miller, R. Collins, E. Sikes, and D. Sweitzer. Staff Present: J. Shaver, T. Eaton. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 3:12 by P. Swearingen, with a quorum present. I. Consent Agenda: It was M/S/C to approve Consent Agenda Items A. – D. as follows:

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews:




Eff. Date

1. A. Larue HIST 21 Race, Ethnicity and Gender in American Culture F2011 2. W. Burzycki CSKLS 772 Basic Math and Study Skills* F2011

Item #


Description

Eff. Date

1. M. Estrin V. Cummings New Non‐Credit

ESL Academic Preparedness Skills Certificate of Completion

F2011


Basic Interpersonal Communications Certificate of Completion

F2011


Foundations of Literacy Skills Certificate of Completion

F2011

4. B. Gully S. Cohen New SRJC

Diesel and Heavy Duty Engine (T1 and T2) Skills Certificate 6.0 Units

F2011


C. Course Inactivations and Terminations


Diesel Power Train (T3) Skills Certificate 6.0 Units

F2011


Diesel Chassis (T4 and T5) Skills Certificate 6.0 Units

F2011


Electrical/Electronics (T6) Skills Certificate 6.0 Units

F2011


Diesel Heating, Ventilation and Cooling (T7) Skills Certificate 4.5 Units

F2011


Diesel Preventative Maintenance (T8) Skills Certificate 6.0 Units

F2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. I W. Burzycki CSKLS 324 Basic Spelling and Vocabulary X2011 2. I W. Burzycki CSKLS 325 Applying Spelling and Vocabulary X2011 3. I S. Wilson ANAT 110 Basic Anatomy and Physiology Skills S2011 4. I D. Davis DRD 380 General Arithmetic S2011 5. I W. Kelly IED 110 Industrial Shop Practices F2011 6. I W. Kelly IED 112 Industrial Preventive Maintenance F2011 7. I C. Sheldon APGR 73 Animation Design for the Web F2011 8. I C. Sheldon APGR 74 Applied Design Graphics for the Non-Designer F2011 9. I C. Sheldon APGR 75 Interactive Multimedia Design F2011 10. I D. Davis DRD 384 Word Processing Using Adapted Computer Technology S2011


D. Co‐Chair Recommendations (CCR) / Technical Corrections (TC) / Technical Adjustments (TA):

II. Action Agenda – Course Proposals:

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. TA W. Burzycki CSKLS 371 Basic Spelling and Vocabulary General Arithmetic 3/11/11 Approved by Department Chair W. Burzycki, updated “Advisories User Generated Description” eliminating language referring to previous assessment system. OLD: Basic arithmetic skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers. Recommended for students who score less than 22 on the APS Math Computation Test. NEW: Basic arithmetic skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers.

X2011

Item #




1. REV S. Sarkar/ S. Jaderstrom

BOT 59.2B Business Records Skills, Part 2 Content Review Only Prerequisite: Course Completion of BOT 59.2A

F2011 M/S/C/ to approve.

2. REV

W. Burzycki/ S. Mullany

HORT 82 Introduction to Arboriculture Content Review Only Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100; AND Course Completion of HORT 50.1 or AGRI 20 or BOTANY 10

F2011 M/S/C to approve. [Note: This item was inappropriately approved. The Content Review forms for AGRI 20 and BOTANY 10 had not been submitted. This item will therefore need to be considered at a future meeting when those CRs are received.]

3. REV P. Swearingen/ L. Anderson J. Snow

EMC 104 Emergency Medical Technician Note: On 3/7/11 this item was tabled and sent back to the department to correct errors and to address the repeatability issues that were discussed.

F2011 M/S/C to table pending receipt of a report from M. Lee regarding the most appropriate repeatability code to use. M. Lee will confer with F. Pereira to determine whether number of petitions is an issue.

3a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of EMC 100 ( or EMC 290) Tabled. 3b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 Tabled. 3c. Limits on

Enrollment: Student must have a current certification in Health Care Provider CPR

Tabled.


4. REV S. Sarkar/ G. Allen

ESL 309CP ESL Beginning Conversation/Pronunciation* F2011 M/S/C to approve (Check the Basic Skills code to be sure it is correct (It is currently E for “ESL Basic Skills”). There was discussion about a CV 21 code that qualifies for the enhanced funding or an F code.) Changed to “Not Auditable.”

4a. Advisories: ESL Placement Test score of ESL 308 or higher M/S/C to approve

5. REV T. Falbo/ G. Allen

ESL 311CP ESL High Beginning Conversation/Pronunciation* F2011 M/S/C to approve Recommended Prep was changed to read: “Completion of ESL 309CP or eligibility for ESL 310 or higher.” Changed to “Not Auditable.”

5a. Advisories: Completion of ESL 309CP 311CP with grade of ''C'' or better, ''Pass'' or ESL Placement Test score of ESL 310 312 or higher

M/S/C to approve with change in the wording as stated above.

6. REV S. Sarkar/ G. Allen

ESL 315CP ESL Intermediate Conversation/Pronunciation* F2011 M/S/C to approve. Recommended Prep was changed to read: “Completion of ESL 311CP or eligibility for ESL 312 or higher.” Changed to “Not Auditable.”

6a. Advisories: Completion of ESL 309CP 311CP with grade of ''C'' or better, ''Pass'' or ESL Placement Test score of ESL 310 or higher (312)



7. NEW T. Falbo/ G. Allen

ESL 320CP ESL Advanced Conversation/Pronunciation F2011 M/S/C to approve. Recommended Prep changed to “Completion of ESL 315CP or eligibility for ESL 316 or higher.” Level below transfer was changed to “2 levels below the transferable level.”

7a. Advisories: Completion of ESL 315CP with a grade of "C" or better, "Pass," or ESL Placement Test score of ESL 316 or higher


It was M/S/C to move to Items 13‐15 as the department submitter needed to teach a class at 5:00. 8. NEW S. Wilson/

MJ Oliveri ENVT 112 Wastewater Treatment Math F2011 M/S/C to approve.

9. REV S. Wilson/

MJ Oliveri ENVT 120* Wastewater Treatment 1* F2011 M/S/C to approve.

Add back in the prerequisite: “Course completion of or concurrent enrollment in ENVT 112.” The Content Review form was in the packet. Credit by exam was removed (not allowed). (This has not been changed in the COR – Toni)

9a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 M/S/C to approve. 9b. Prerequisite: Course completion of or concurrent enrollment in

ENVT 112. M/S/C to approve.

It was M/S/C to continue the meeting with one person below quorum (4:53 p.m.). 10. REV

S. Wilson/ J. Miller

CEST 98 Independent Study in Civil & Surveying Technology F2011 M/S/C to approve.

10a.


Requires instructor’s signature to enroll. Approval of the project proposal by sponsoring

M/S/C to approve.

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Minutes Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas (Co-Chairs), A. Banks, N. Corcoran, T. Falbo, D. Howland, J. Kelly, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, T. Shell, M. Swearingen, S. Wilson, J. Kelly, D. Fisher, F. Pereira (non-voting) Members Absent: R. Chudnofsky, M. Lee, S. Hino, N. Corcoran, K. Caddes, P. Applegarth, R. McMullen Guests Present: S. Sudduth, C. Bennett, D. Sweitzer, and A. Banks Staff Present: L. Puha

Quorum requirement suspended with only ten members present at the start of the meeting. M/S/C

Quorum subsequently achieved. I. Consent Items

Item IA.5 EQSCI 53 removed by co-chair Wanda Burzycki.

Remainder of Consent Items A; and Items B, C, D, E and F; Motion by Wanda B. to approve, second by Tom F.: M/S/C

A. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations FULL REVIEW including associated content reviews



Eff. Date

1. C. Norton AUTO 190.1 Alternative Fuels and Fuel Systems (Co-listed with DET 190.1)

F2011

2. C. Norton DET 190.1 Alternative Fuels and Fuel Systems (Co-listed with AUTO 190.1)

F2011

3. A. O’Donnell DIET 253 Annual Update in Diet Technology

F2011

4. K. Wade NRM 87 Geographic Info. Systems Applications in Natural Resources

F2011

5. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 53 Equine Reproduction (Pulled per recommendation by W. Burzycki and D. Howland)

F2011

6. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 102A Beginning Horsemanship and Riding

F2011

7. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 102B Intermediate Horsemanship and Riding

F2011

8. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 102C Advanced Horsemanship and Riding*

F2011



C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations

D. Major and Certificate Recommendations

9. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 170 Farrier Science

F2011

10. C. Cole Gatrell EQSCI 180 Equine Business Management

F2011

11. S. Mullany HORT 110 Unique Trees for Northern California

F2011

12. S. Mullany HORT 111 Unique Shrubs, Vines, and Groundcovers for No. California

F2011

13. S. Mullany HORT 112 Perennials for Sonoma County

F2011


Eff. Date

1. B. Panizzera FASH 101 Basic Pant Fitting

F2011

2. B. Panizzera FASH 102 Pattern Alteration

F2011

3. B. Panizzera FASH 118.2 Menswear - Jackets/Coats

F2011

4. A. Chapman AJ 22 Concepts of Criminal Law

F2011

Item # CMTE Submitter Course # Description

CMTE Rev Date

Eff. Date

1. DEAC J. Kelly-Moore HUMAN 10.4 DEAC recommends this course for DE Delivery, either online or hybrid as determined by instructor.

2/7/11 F2011

Item #


Description

Eff. Date

1. S. Diaz Ty Benoit REV Religious Studies Associate in Arts 19.0 Units

F2010


Replace HUMAN 13 with RELS 1 as core requirement course.

2. R. Findling & A. Vasquez

Marty Lee REV Human Services: Alcohol & Drug Associate in Arts 47.5 Units Update to existing Program SLOs

S2011


Marty Lee REV Human Services: Alcohol & Drug Certificate of Achievement 46.5 Units Update to existing Program SLOs

S2011


Marty Lee REV Human Services: Advocacy Associate in Arts 44.5 Units Update to existing Program SLOs

S2011


Marty Lee REV Human Services: Advocacy Certificate of Achievement 43.5 Units Update to existing Program SLOs

S2011

6. A. Farkas Steve Cohen INACT-IVATION

Human Resource Administration Skills Certificate 17.0 Units State Chancellor’s Office approval of new Certificate of Achievement in Human Resource Administration effective Spring 2010 (23.0 Units) replaces this skills certificate

S2011

7. K. Wade Stephanie Thompson

REV Natural Resource Management Skills Certificate 15.0 Units Add program SLOs Add NRM 86 as restricted elective

S2011


REV Park and Recreation Management Skills Certificate 15.0 Units Add program SLOs Add NRM 86 as restricted elective

S2011


REV Watershed Management Skills Certificate 15.0 Units Add program SLOs Add NRM 86 as restricted elective

S2011


E. Course Inactivations and Terminations

F. Co-Chair Recommendations (CCR) / Technical Adjustments (TA) / Technical Corrections (TC)

10. S. Wilson Kimberlee Messina

REV Physiology Associate in Science 24.0 Units Delete HLC 55 as restricted elective

S2011

11. P. Saragina S. Cohen REV Paralegal Studies Associate in Arts 37.0 Units (formerly 38.0 Units) Remove Prerequisite Requirement (1.0 Unit) Add PLS 63, PLS 64, and RE 55 as restricted electives (see Paralegal Studies Elective Requirement 7.0 units)

F2011

12. R. Delgado Kris Abrahamson

REV Liberal Studies (Teacher Preparation) Associate in Arts 42.0 – 45.0 Units (formerly 46.0 Units)

F2011

13. S. Wilson Kimberlee Messina

REV Biology Associate in Science 42.5 Units (formerly 43.5 Units) Remove Biology Major Field Electives (1.0 Unit) Remove BOTANY 62, BOTANY 63, BOTANY 64 from Biology Major General Electives

S2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

Eff. Date

1. I K. Gerber ERTHS 48 Selected Topics/Earth Science F2011 2. I J. Gordon CHLD 98 Independent Study in Child Development X2011 3. I J. Gordon CHLD 237 Issues in Parenting X2011 4. I J. Gordon CHLD 253 Pediatric First Aid and CPR X2011

Item # TYPE

Submitter Course #

Description

CRC Mtg

1. TA M. Lee on behalf of CRC

EMC 104 Emergency Medical Technician Basic 3/15/11 from Marty Lee: I had a conversation with Freyja regarding the EMC 104 class and the appropriate repeat code. We reviewed the regulations regarding licensing requirements, apportionment compliance and other courses (EMC 116) that might have the same issue. We decided that the 27 repeat code would be the one to choose. The EMC 104 and the EMC 116

3/28/11


II. Action Items – Course Proposals

would share the same code and would be consistent for both groups of students. I believe that this solution will be fine with you Jeff, and that Liko can go ahead and make the necessary changes after the next meeting.

Item #




1. REV P. Swearingen/ L. Andersen

EMC 104 Emergency Medical Technician Basic F2011 Catalog description slightly reworded. M/S/C

1a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of EMC 100

M/S/C

1b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100

M/S/C


Student must have a current certification in Health Care Provider CPR

M/S/C

2. REV J. Kelly/ P. Saragina

PLS 55 Legal Ethics F2011 M/S/C

2a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of PLS 51

M/S/C

3. REV J. Kelly/ S. Jaderstrom

BOT 174.3 Organize Your Office Filing Systems F2011 Textbook edition year changed from 2007 to 2005, and added “classic.” M/S/C


M/S/C

4. REV J. Kelly/ C. Bennett

BOT 59.5 Creating a Virtual Office

F2011 M/S/C


M/S/C

5. REV J. Kelly/ C. Bennett

BOT 59.6 Marketing Yourself as a Virtual Assistant

F2011 Topics and Scope, added 1.e. Other M/S/C


5a. Advisories: Course Completion of BOT 59.5 and CS 5 ( or CIS 5) and CS 60.11A ( or BOT 73.12A)

M/S/C

6. REV J. Kelly/ G. Lord

BAD 64 Computerized Tax Accounting

F2011 Assignment 3 moved and added to Assignment 1; Assignments 4, 5 & 6 renumbered to 3, 4 & 5. M/S/C


M/S/C

7. REV J. Kelly/ B. Withers

BBK 52.1 Payroll Record Keeping and Reporting

F2011 MOE Skill Demonstrations; deleted “class performances” M/S/C

7a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course Completion of CS 101A ( or CIS 101A) and BBK 50

M/S/C

8. REV J. Kelly/ B. Withers

BBK 53.1 QuickBooks Level 1

F2011 M/S/C


M/S/C

9. REV J. Kelly/ S. Sudduth

BMG 85.1 Pre-Business Fundamentals

F2011 Catalog description slightly reworded. Questions about Min. Weeks being 5 if taught on 2 Sat.; Lecture course but no outside of class assignments. TABLED TO FUTURE CRC MEETING

9a. Prerequisites: Course Completion or Current Enrollment in BMG 85.12

Content Review form not with packet. Will bring to next CRC meeting for approval.



BMG 85.3 Small Business Records and Cash Flow*

F2011 M/S/C

10a. Prerequisites: Course Completion or Current Enrollment in BMG 85.1 and BMG 85.12; OR Course Completion or Current Enrollment in BMG 85.2

M/S/C



M/S/C


BMG 85.5 Small Business Plan*

F2011 Contingent Approval due to 2 missing Content Reviews M/S/C

11a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of BMG 85.1 and BMG 85.2 and BMG 85.3 and BMG 85.6 and BMG 85.8; Actual business ownership may qualify for some prerequisites.

Missing Content Review forms for BMG 85.2 and 85.6 M/S/C as to BMG 85.1,85.3 and 85.8


M/S/C


BMG 85.8 Taxes and the Small Business

F2011 M/S/C

12a. Prerequisites: Course Completion or Current Enrollment in BMG 85.3 and BMG 85.2 and BMG 85.1

M/S/C


M/S/C

13. REV S. Wilson/ D. Sweitzer

ARCH 25A Architecture Design Studio 1

F2011

13a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ARCH 12 ( or ARCH 79) and ARCH 26B ( or ARCH 62B) and ARCH 60A

M/S/C


Advisory for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 removed because Prerequisites ARCH 12 and ARCH 26B have ENGL 1A as an Advisory; and successful completion of the two prerequisites would indicate student has the requisite English skills. M/S/C

14. REV S. Wilson/ D. Sweitzer

ARCH 25B Architecture Design Studio 2

F2011 M/S/C

14a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ARCH 25A ( or ARCH 61A) and ARCH 60B

M/S/C


III. Other Committee Business IV. Adjournment

Meeting adjourned 5:20 PM

Notes taken by Abe Farkas


Advisory for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 removed because successful completion of the ARCH 25A prerequisite would indicate student has the requisite English skills. M/S/C

15. REV W. Burzycki/ K. Wade

NRM 86 Watershed Monitoring and Assessment

F2011 Questions about why no English advisory; why only north coast streams; why no prerequisites to prepare students unfamiliar with subject matter to be successful; check for more recent text and/or add instructor prepared materials. TABLED to future CRC meeting

16. REV W. Burzycki/ A. Banks

CSKLS 372 Pre-Algebra F2011 SLO 4 & 5 reworded and words added. Textbooks; added “instructor prepared materials” Topics and Scope 5C removed “first degree” before linear equations M/S/C

16a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of CSKLS 371 or CSKLS 368B or higher (V1); OR Qualifying score on Math placement test

M/S/C


SRJC Curriculum Review Committee Meeting April 4, 2011, 3:00 – 5:30 p.m. Maggini Hall, Room 2803 (2rd Floor)

Minutes Members Present: W. Burzycki and A. Farkas, co-chairs; P. Applegarth, A. Banks, C. Caddes, T. Falbo, D. Fisher, D. Howland, J. McCulloch, S. Sarkar, M. Swearingen,

and F. Pereira. Members Absent: R. Chudnofsky, N. Corcoran, S. Hino, J. Kelly, M. Lee, R. McMullen, T. Shell, and S. Wilson. Staff Present: L. Puha and T. Eaton Guests: L. Wagner, R. Breth, B. Flyswithhawks, T. Straus, and D. Bird.

I. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 3:15 p.m. by W. Burzycki, Co-Chair.

II. Business Agenda

A. Repeatability Issues

The matter for discussion was whether and how to set up a short-cut process for departments to easily reduce repeatability on their courses without necessarily having those courses appear for review on the action agenda. W. Burzycki will send a proposal to T. Shell, President of the Academic Senate, outlining a process. This matter will come back to CRC when there is a Senate response.

B. Inactivation/Reactivation Process

L. Puha gave a presentation on how and why departments should inactivate courses that appear in the Catalogue but are not being offered. He demonstrated how to propose an inactivation, which is relatively easy. Also discussed was how to reactivate an inactive course. Both he and W. Burzycki emphasized that reinstatement is relatively easy and he showed how to do it. When considering whether to inactivate courses, departments should consider potential ramifications, including (1) whether a course is a prerequisite or advisory for another course,; (2) whether the course is part of a program,; (3) and whether the course is a transfer course. W. Burzycki added that she will get this information out to the instructional departments.

C. Transfer Model Curriculum This item was tabled.


III. Consent Agenda: Following a request to remove Item A. 1 from the Consent Agenda, it was M/S/C to approve Consent Agenda items

as follows:


B. Cluster Tech Committee Recommendations MODIFICATIONS (Date of last full review will not change) – None

C. DEAC and GE Subcommittee Recommendations – None

D. Major and Certificate Recommendations – None

E. Course Inactivations and Terminations - None

F. Co-Chair Recommendations (CCR) / Technical Adjustments (TA) / Technical Corrections (TC) – None

IV. Action Agenda – Course Proposals

Note: During the course of the meeting the following motions were made to change the order of agenda items: It was M/S/C to move Psych 35 to become item 1. It was M/S/C to move the Art courses to follow Psych 35. It was M/S/C to consider PHYED 50 after the Art courses and then to consider Italian 50B.


Eff. Date

1. CHLD 90.1 Child, Family, Community Interrelationships F2011

2. CSKLS 334 How to Take an Online Class F2011

3. EQSCI 120 Introduction to Therapeutic Riding Principles F2011

Item #




1. REV W. Burzycki HORT 82 Introduction to Arboriculture For approving missing Content Reviews only: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100; AND Course Completion of HORT 50.1 or AGRI 20 or BOTANY 10



2. REV W. Burzycki BMG 85.5 Small Business Plan For approving missing Content Reviews only: Course Completion of BMG 85.1 and BMG 85.2 and BMG 85.3 and BMG 85.6 and BMG 85.8; Actual business ownership may qualify for some prerequisites.

M/S/C to approve.

3. REV A. Banks L. Wagner

PHYED 50 Teaching Aide F2011 M/S/C to approve, contingent upon receipt of Content Reviews for Engl 100 and ESL 100 Changed repeat code to 33, which is 3 times total.


Teaching aide for an instructor needs to be approved by instructor Students enrolling in this class must have prior approval from the supervising faculty member.

M/S/C to approve.

4. REV A. Banks L. Wagner

ATHL 16 Techniques and Theory of Basketball

M/S/C to table and return to the department for consideration of adding one hour of lab and other fixes, including adding Assignment language to describe the activities for repeat students. Added the following assignment: Offensive and defensive strategies during in-class basketball games. Added to Skill Demonstration: Offensive and defensive strategies during in-class basketball games. Consider whether to change the percentages for Attendance and Participation.

5. REV J. McCulloch R. Breth

ART 59 Photojournalism F2011 M/S/C to approve.

5a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ART 36 OR Course Completion of ART 82 (or ART 390.72)

M/S/C to approve.


ART 60A Studio Photography F2011 M/S/C to approve.


6a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ART 36 or ART 59

M/S/C to approve.


ART 62 Alternative Photography Processes F2011 M/S/C to approve. Minimum weeks changed to 3.

7a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ART 36 OR ART 82 M/S/C to approve

7.b. Advisories: Course Completion of ART 3 M/S/C to approve

8. REV J McCulloch B. Flyswithhawks

PSYCH 35 Psychology of Identity F2011 M/S/C to approve.

8.a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent.

M/S/C to approve.

9. REV D. Fisher T. Straus

GERM 50B Conversation for Beginners F2011 M/S/C to approve. Minimum weeks changed to 6.

9.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of GERM 1 or GERM 50A M/S/C to approve.

9.b. Advisories Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent F2011 M/S/C to approve.


FREN 50B Conversation for Beginners, Part 2 M/S/C to approve.

10.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of FREN 50A or FREN 1 or equivalent

M/S/C to approve.

10.b. Advisories Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent M/S/C to approve.


ITAL 50B Beginning Italian Conversation, Part 2 F2011 M/S/C to approve.

11.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of ITAL 50A or ITAL 1 or equivalent

M/S/C to approve.

11.b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent M/S/C to approve.

12. REV D. Fisher SPAN 50B Conversation for Beginners, Part 2


12.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of SPAN 50A or SPAN 1 M/S/C to approve.

12.b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent M/S/C to approve.

13. REV T. Falbo D. Bird

DA 65 Dental Science F2011 M/S/C to approve. Add Assignment 14: 10-11 quizzes, midterm and final (written) examination.


I. Other Committee Business

SLO Completion Rate: In response to a question, it was stated that about 67% of active courses have SLOs, which is not nearly high enough.

II. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:08 p.m.

Minutes recorded by T. Eaton

13a. Prerequisites: Course completion of DA 60 (or DE 52) M/S/C to approve.

13b. Advisories: Course completion of ENGL 100 or course completion of ESL 100

M/S/C to approve.

13.c. Limits on Enrollment:

Admission Acceptance to the Allied Dental Program M/S/C to approve.


DE 51 Occupational Health and Safety F2011 M/S/C to approve. Add Assignment #5: (1) research paper and oral presentation of paper

14.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of ANAT 140 and course completion or current enrollment in DE 50

M/S/C to approve.

14.b. Advisories Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 M/S/C to approve.

14.c. Limits on Enrollment



DE 55A Introduction to Dental Radiology F2011 M/S/C to approve.

15.a. Prerequisites: Course completion or current enrollment in DE 51 M/S/C to approve.

15.b. Limits on Enrollment


16. REV W. Burzycki EQSCI 122 Therapeutic Riding Program Operations F2011 M/S/C to approve.

16.a. Prerequisites: Course completion of EQSCI 120 M/S/C to approve.

16.b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 M/S/C to approve.


faculty, Department Chair and Supervising Administrator.

11. REV P. Swearingen/ R. Collins

FIRE 200.1* Training Instructor 1A* (used to be Fire Instructor 1A)


11a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of FIRE 71 or equivalent M/S/C to approve. 11b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course

Completion of FIRE 208.1 or equivalent M/S/C to approve.

12. REV P. Swearingen/

R. Collins FIRE 200.2* Training Instructor 1B* F2011 M/S/C to approve.

12a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of FIRE 71 or equivalent M/S/C to approve. 12b. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course

Completion of FIRE 208.1 or equivalent M/S/C to approve.

13. NEW S. Wilson/

E. Sikes ELEC 157 Advanced Photovoltaic Systems


13a. Advisories: Course Completion of ELEC 156 M/S/C to approve.

14. NEW S. Wilson/

E. Sikes ELEC 158 Solar Thermal Systems Design and Installation


Prerequisite: Course completion or current enrollment in CONS

181. M/S/C to approve.

14a. Advisories: Course Completion of MATH 150A M/S/C to approve.

15. NEW S. Wilson/

E. Sikes ELEC 159 Advanced Solar Thermal Systems


15a. Prerequisites: Course Completion of ELEC 158 M/S/C to approve.

16. NEW S. Wilson/

P. Applegarth/ D. Sweitzer

CONS 63 How Buildings Work F2011 M/S/C to approve.

16a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course Completion or Concurrent Enrollment in CONS 62

M/S/C to approve.

17. NEW S. Wilson/ P. Applegarth/ D. Sweitzer

CONS 182 Home Performance with Energy Star, Level 1 F2011 M/S/C to approve.

17a. Advisories: Eligibility for ENGL 100 or ESL 100 and Course Completion or Concurrent Enrollment in CONS 63

M/S/C to approve. [I don’t see any of the Content Review


III. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:25.

Minutes recorded by Toni Eaton.

forms in the packet—maybe they got separated?? – Toni]

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