Palm Beach State College
Curriculum Committee Minutes
September 26, 2013
FA - Possible Financial Aid Action Warranted
Welcome and Introductions-Dr. Ginger Pedersen, Dean of Curriculum and Educational Technology
I.
Approval of March 28, 2013 Minutes, April 18, 2013 E-vote, May 2, 2013 E-vote and June 20, 2013 E-vote
Discussion: None
Data sources consulted: Minutes, E-votes
Action: Motion to Approve-P. Holmes-De Graw; 2nd-J. Mahmoud
APPROVED
II. For Your Information (For added FYI items see attached FYI agenda)
Change to Curriculum Committee Meeting Calendar
A change to the Palm Beach State Registration Calendar is in the final stages of approval. Effective fall 2014 (20151),
students will be able to register for classes starting in April 2014. This action affects the publication of the 2014-2015
College Catalog and in turn affects the Curriculum Committee meeting calendar. To accommodate faculty in the
development of curriculum on this accelerated timeline, it has been decided that an additional Curriculum Committee
meeting will be added in January 2014, the February meeting will be cancelled and the April meeting that had been offered in
the past will be reinstated. (See calendar below.) Curriculum actions proposed through the January 30th Curriculum
Committee meeting will be included in the 2014-2015 catalog; those submitted and approved at the March and April
meetings can be effective Fall term (20151) and posted to the Area of Study website but will not be included in the catalog
until the 2015-2016 publication.
+If the Completed Curriculum
Proposal Is Rec'd By:
Day Date Time
Thursday 9/5/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 10/3/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday *10/31/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday *1/2/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 12/18/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 1/9/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 2/6/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday ^3/10/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 4/3/14 3:00 p.m.
It will be Reviewed at the
Curriculum Committee
Day Date Time
Thursday 9/26/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 10/24/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 11/21/13 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 1/23/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 1/16/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 1/30/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 2/27/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 3/27/14 3:00 p.m.
Thursday 4/24/14 3 :00 p.m.
Effective Catalog / Area of Student
Placement
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2014-2015 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2015-2016 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
2015-2016 Catalog/2014-2015 Area of Study
III. Old Business
Discussion: NA
Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents
Action:
IV. New Business
Credits/Clock Hours
A. Bachelor Degrees
1.
BAS Information Management
New Courses
Effective January 2014
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ISM43XX Capstone Experience: Security & Network Assurance (3 credits, 48 lecture hours, AW grading
system, no special fees, program code limit T803, course should be taken in the last term of their degree.)
Revised Program
3 credits
Effective January 2014
Current Information Management BAS T801, T803,
T804
Proposed Information Management BAS T801, T803,
T804
LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
CREDITS
ENC 1101 College Composition 1
3
ENC 1102 College Composition 2
3
SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communications
3
Select two courses from AREA II (Humanities)
6
Select two courses from AREA III (Mathematics)
6
Select two courses from AREA IV (Science)
6
Select two courses from AREA V (Social Science)
6
Select one course from AREA VI (Language/Health)
3
Total Required General Education Credits
36
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
CREDITS
ENC 1101 College Composition 1
3
ENC 1102 College Composition 2
3
SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communications
3
Select two courses from AREA II (Humanities)
6
Select two courses from AREA III (Mathematics)
6
Select two courses from AREA IV (Science)
6
Select two courses from AREA V (Social Science)
6
Select one course from AREA VI (Language/Health)
3
Total Required General Education Credits
36
LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVE COURSES*
24
LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVE COURSES*
24
CONCENTRATION AREA PREPARATION COURSES*
18
CONCENTRATION AREA PREPARATION COURSES*
18
Total Lower Division Credits
78
*The concentration area preparation courses and the electives
may come from the student’s A.S. or A.A. degree program,
provided the hours are deemed transferable credit (see the
Admissions Section of this catalog for determining the
transferability of credit into the bachelor’s degree program).
Please see a bachelor‘s degree advisor for specific information on
how your lower division courses meet these requirements and
what additional coursework you may need to take to meet
program admission and graduation requirements. Each
concentration area within the degree has specific courses that
must be taken at the lower level to prepare a student for upper
division study.
Total Lower Division Credits
78
*The concentration area preparation courses and the electives
may come from the student’s A.S. or A.A. degree program,
provided the hours are deemed transferable credit (see the
Admissions Section of this catalog for determining the
transferability of credit into the bachelor’s degree program).
Please see a bachelor‘s degree advisor for specific information on
how your lower division courses meet these requirements and
what additional coursework you may need to take to meet
program admission and graduation requirements. Each
concentration area within the degree has specific courses that
must be taken at the lower level to prepare a student for upper
division study.
UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
COMMON CORE COURSES
CREDITS
Required for all concentration areas
BUL 3130 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
3
COP 3530 Programming Language and Concepts
3
GEB 3213 Business Writing
3
FIN 3400
Principles of Financial Management
3
ISM 3113 Systems Analysis and Design
3
ISM 3212 Database Management Systems
3
ISM 3314 Project Management
3
COMMON CORE COURSES
CREDITS
Required for all concentration areas
BUL 3130 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
3
COP 3530 Programming Language and Concepts
3
GEB 3213 Business Writing
3
FIN 3400
Principles of Financial Management
3
ISM 3113 Systems Analysis and Design
3
ISM 3212 Database Management Systems
3
ISM 3314 Project Management
3
Total Common Core Credits
21
Total Common Core Credits
21
Concentration Areas ‐ Student chooses ONE of the following
concentration areas:
Concentration Areas ‐ Student chooses ONE of the following
concentration areas:
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION
(T801)
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION
(T801)
CTS 4425
COP 4834
ISM 4213
ISM 4210
ISM 4211
ISM 4117
ISM 4330
CREDITS
ASP.NET Web Application Development
3
Web Scripting
3
Advanced Database Management
3
Database Administration and Architecture
3
Database Systems and Physical Design
3
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
3
Capstone Experience: Information Management 3
CTS 4425
COP 4834
ISM 4213
ISM 4210
ISM 4211
ISM 4117
ISM 4330
CREDITS
ASP.NET Web Application Development
3
Web Scripting
3
Advanced Database Management
3
Database Administration and Architecture
3
Database Systems and Physical Design
3
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
3
Capstone Experience: Information Management 3
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Total Database Administration Credits
21
.
Total Database Administration Credits
21
.
SECURITY AND NETWORK ASSURANCE (IT
FORENSICS) CONCENTRATION
(T803)*
SECURITY AND NETWORK ASSURANCE (IT
FORENSICS) CONCENTRATION
(T803)*
CREDITS
Information System Security
3
Network Security and Cryptography
3
Applications in Information Security
3
Business Data Communications,
Telecommunications/Network
3
ISM 4323 Security Management
3
ISM 4324 Computer Forensics
3
ISM 4330 Capstone Experience: Information Management 3
Total Security and Network Assurance Credits
21
CNT 4408
CNT 4406
ISM 4320
ISM 4220
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
120
*Some courses in this concentration area are offered as hybrid
courses which require on‐campus attendance.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T804)*
CREDITS
ISM 4313 Managing IT Integration
3
ISM 4312 Project and Change Management
3
ISM 4332 IT Project Schedule and Cost Control
3
MAN 4043 Quality Management Control
3
MAN 4574 Acquisitions Management
3
MAN 4584 Project Risk Management
3
ISM 4881 Capstone Experience: Project Management
3
Total Project Management Credits
21
*Some courses in this concentration area are offered as hybrid
courses which require on‐campus attendance.
CREDITS
Information System Security
3
Network Security and Cryptography
3
Applications in Information Security
3
Business Data Communications,
Telecommunications/Network
3
ISM 4323 Security Management
3
ISM 43XX Capstone Experience: Security & Network
Assurance
3
ISM 4330 Capstone Experience: Information Management 3
Total Security and Network Assurance Credits
21
CNT 4408
CNT 4406
ISM 4320
ISM 4220
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
120
*Some courses in this concentration area are offered as hybrid
courses which require on‐campus attendance.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T804)*
CREDITS
ISM 4313 Managing IT Integration
3
ISM 4312 Project and Change Management
3
ISM 4332 IT Project Schedule and Cost Control
3
MAN 4043 Quality Management Control
3
MAN 4574 Acquisitions Management
3
MAN 4584 Project Risk Management
3
ISM 4881 Capstone Experience: Project Management
3
Total Project Management Credits
21
*Some courses in this concentration area are offered as hybrid
courses which require on‐campus attendance.
Justification: BAS Information Management program has two concentrations; Database Administration (T801) and
Security & Network Assurance (IT Forensics), (T803). At present, both tracks require a shared capstone course, ISM4330.
This course configuration does not adequately meet the needs of both groups of students. The BAS faculty requests the
separation of the capstone courses by discipline-one for Database Administration students and one for Security and
Network Assurance (IT Forensics) students.
Discussion: Dr. Richard Chance reviewed the need for the splitting of the existing capstone experience course now used
for the Database Administration and Security and Network Assurance (IT Forensics) in the BAS in Information
Management degree into two courses. The original capstone course created for these two disciplines does not adequately
address the learning outcomes of the Security and Network Assurance concentration. It was apparent to the faculty that a
second course was needed to better address the Security concentration learning outcomes.
Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents
Action: Motion to Approve: E. Mueller; 2nd-V. Slesinger
2.
APPROVED
BAS Supervision and Management
Deleted Courses
DSC 3079
Foundations of Public Safety
DSC 4034
Security and Emergency Communications
Effective (See dates below)
(August 2014)
(May 2015)
3 credits
3 credits
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DSC 4710
PAD 4393
PAD 4426
PAD 4442
PAD 4604
Capstone Experience: Public Safety Management
Critical Incident Management
Public Sector Labor Relations
Public Safety Community Relations
Regulatory Policy Administrative Law for the Public Sector
Deleted Concentration
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
(January 2017)
(May 2015)
(August 2015)
(May 2015)
(May 2014)
Effective January 2014
Current Supervision and Management BAS T701, T702,
T703, T704, T705
Proposed Supervision and Management BAS T701,
T702, T704, T705
LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
CREDITS
ENC 1101 College Composition 1
3
ENC 1102 College Composition 2
3
SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communications
3
Select two courses from AREA II (Humanities)
6
Select two courses from AREA III (Mathematics)
6
Select two courses from AREA IV (Science)
6
Select two courses from AREA V (Social Science)
6
Select one course from AREA VI (Language/Health)
3
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
CREDITS
ENC 1101 College Composition 1
3
ENC 1102 College Composition 2
3
SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communications
3
Select two courses from AREA II (Humanities)
6
Select two courses from AREA III (Mathematics)
6
Select two courses from AREA IV (Science)
6
Select two courses from AREA V (Social Science)
6
Select one course from AREA VI (Language/Health)
3
Total Required General Education Credits
36
Total Required General Education Credits
36
LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVE COURSES*
24
LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVE COURSES*
24
CONCENTRATION AREA PREPARATION COURSES*
18
CONCENTRATION AREA PREPARATION COURSES*
18
Total Lower Division Credits
78
*The concentration area preparation courses and the electives may
come from the student’s A.S. or A.A. degree program, provided the
hours are deemed transferable credit (see the Admissions Section
of this catalog for determining the transferability of credit into the
Bachelor degree program). Please see a bachelor’s degree advisor
for specific information on how your lower division courses meet
these requirements and what additional coursework you may need
to take to meet program admission and graduation requirements.
Each concentration area within the degree has specific courses that
must be taken at the lower level to prepare a student for upper
division study.
Total Lower Division Credits
78
*The concentration area preparation courses and the electives
may come from the student’s A.S. or A.A. degree program,
provided the hours are deemed transferable credit (see the
Admissions Section of this catalog for determining the
transferability of credit into the Bachelor degree program). Please
see a bachelor’s degree advisor for specific information on how
your lower division courses meet these requirements and what
additional coursework you may need to take to meet program
admission and graduation requirements. Each concentration area
within the degree has specific courses that must be taken at the
lower level to prepare a student for upper division study.
UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
COMMON CORE COURSES
CREDITS
Required for all concentration areas
BUL 3130 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
3
FIN 3400
Principles of Financial Management
3
GEB 3213 Business Writing
3
ISM 4011 Management Information Systems
3
MAN 3025 Administrative Management
3
MAN 3240 Organizational Theory and Management
3
MAN 3301 Human Resources Management
3
MAN 4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision
3
Total Common Core Credits
24
COMMON CORE COURSES
CREDITS
Required for all concentration areas
BUL 3130 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
3
FIN 3400
Principles of Financial Management
3
GEB 3213 Business Writing
3
ISM 4011 Management Information Systems
3
MAN 3025 Administrative Management
3
MAN 3240 Organizational Theory and Management
3
MAN 3301 Human Resources Management
3
MAN 4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision
3
Total Common Core Credits
24
Concentration Areas ‐ Student chooses one of the following
concentration areas:
Concentration Areas ‐ Student chooses one of the following
concentration areas:
GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T701)
GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T701)
GEB 4891
MAN 4401
MAN 4504
MAR 4802
CREDITS
Strategic Management and Decision Making
3
Labor Relations Management
3
Operational Decision Making
3
Marketing for Managers
3
GEB 4891
MAN 4401
MAN 4504
MAR 4802
CREDITS
Strategic Management and Decision Making
3
Labor Relations Management
3
Operational Decision Making
3
Marketing for Managers
3
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GEB 4935 Capstone Experience: General Management
Elective ‐ Choose GEB 3375, GEB 3453, GEB 4113 or
MAN 4162
Total General Management Credits
3
3
18
HEALTH MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T702)
GEB 4935 Capstone Experience: General Management
Elective ‐ Choose GEB 3375, GEB 3453, GEB 4113 or
MAN 4162
Total General Management Credits
3
3
18
HEALTH MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T702)
CREDITS
HSA 3110 Health Care Organization and Management
3
HSA 4421 Legal Aspects and Legislation in Health Care
3
HSC 4500 Epidemiology
3
MAN 4504 Operational Decision Making
3
HSA 4938 Capstone Experience: Health Management
3
Elective – Choose HSA 3160, HSA 4109 or HSA 4553
3
CREDITS
HSA 3110 Health Care Organization and Management
3
HSA 4421 Legal Aspects and Legislation in Health Care
3
HSC 4500 Epidemiology
3
MAN 4504 Operational Decision Making
3
HSA 4938 Capstone Experience: Health Management
3
Elective – Choose HSA 3160, HSA 4109 or HSA 4553
3
Total Health Management Credits
Total Health Management Credits
18
PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T703) THIS CONCENTRATION IS SUSPENDING
18
ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONCENTRATION
(T704)
NEW ENROLLMENTS AT THIS TIME
CREDITS
DSC 3079 Foundations of Public Safety
3
DSC 4034 Security and Emergency Communications
3
MAN 4504 Operational Decision Making
3
PAD 4393 Critical Incident Management
3
DSC 4710 Capstone Experience: Public Safety
Management
3
Elective ‐ Choose PAD 4426, PAD 4442 or PAD 4604
3
Total Public Safety Management Credits
18
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
120
ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONCENTRATION
(T704)
CREDITS
ENT 4013 Planning New Ventures
3
GEB 4113 Entrepreneurship
3
ENT 4214 Entrepreneurship Leadership
3
ENT 4704 International Entrepreneurship
3
ENT 4900 Capstone Experience: Entrepreneurship
3
Elective ‐ Choose ENT 3413, ENT 4114, GEB 3453,
MAN 4802, or RMI 3004
3
Total Entrepreneurship Credits
18
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
ENT 4013 Planning New Ventures
GEB 4113 Entrepreneurship
ENT 4214 Entrepreneurship Leadership
ENT 4704 International Entrepreneurship
ENT 4900 Capstone Experience: Entrepreneurship
Elective ‐ Choose ENT 3413, ENT 4114, GEB 3453,
MAN 4802, or RMI 3004
Total Entrepreneurship Credits
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
CREDITS
3
3
3
3
3
3
18
120
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T705)
CREDITS
ISM 3314 Project Management
3
3
MAN 4043 Quality Management Control
MAN 4574 Acquisitions Management
3
MAN 4584 Project Risk Management
3
ISM 4881 Capstone Experience: Project Management
3
Elective ‐ Choose ISM 4312, ISM 4313, or ISM 4332
3
Total Project Management Credits
18
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
120
120
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
(T705)
CREDITS
ISM 3314 Project Management
3
MAN 4043 Quality Management Control
3
MAN 4574 Acquisitions Management
3
MAN 4584 Project Risk Management
3
ISM 4881 Capstone Experience: Project Management
3
Elective ‐ Choose ISM 4312, ISM 4313, or ISM 4332
3
Total Project Management Credits
18
TOTAL PROGRAM CREDITS
120
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Justification: The Public Safety BAS concentration has had continued low enrollment in upper level courses and many
course cancelations since its development – only 30 students have enrolled in T703 Public Safety over the past two years.
The Bachelor Program Faculty Cluster realized there was insufficient interest and demand for this program of study and
voted to remove it from the Palm Beach State course offerings.
Discussion: Dean Anita Kaplan explained that the Public Safety Concentration of the BAS in Supervision and
Management was one of the first concentration developed for the program but when evaluating data mining of registration
and completion numbers it was found that there was little interest in this program; many cancelled courses of fewer
initially had less than five students enrolled. Ed Mueller asked how the students would be contacted about this program
deletion. Dr. Kaplan indicated once approved, this information would be posted to the Bachelor Program website and
each student enrolled would be sent a letter explaining the teach-out process. The teach-out process includes keeping
program courses active until all currently enrolled students have finished.
Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents
Action: Motion to Approve-E. Mueller; 2nd M. McGaughey
APPROVED
B. AA Courses
Natural Sciences
9/23/13-VPAA has asked that this item be removed for further review by Deans’ Council
C. Developmental Education Courses
New Course
Effective January 2013
MAT0022 Developmental Algebra (4 institutional credits, 64 contact hours, selected PERT Math Placement
and Math Diagnostic Test scores required, Coreq of SLS1501,$25 special fee)
4 credits
Justification: In order to comply with Senate Bill 1720, Palm Beach State College has revised the developmental
education course offerings. Developmental education courses are to be accelerated, compressed and/or modularized.
MAT0022 is the first of these courses to be developed effective January 2014. For this course nonexempt students will
need to take the PERT Placement and the PERT math diagnostic test.
Discussion: Dr. Pedersen explained this course development would offer as a replacement course for MAT0018
Developmental Math 1 and MAT0028 Developmental Math 2 in response to the Senate Bill 1720 requirements. Nonexempt student who test into development math (about 10-15% of the College population) would have the opportunity to
take this course. The courses being replaced will continue to be offered through Summer (20143) for those student
currently enrolled in Developmental Math who will want to qualify to take MAT1033. Additional Development Math
courses will be developed in the Fall (20151).
Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents
Action: Motion to Approve-K. Hopkins; 2nd -V. Slesinger
APPROVED
D. Health Sciences
Radiography AS
Revised Courses
Effective August 2013
RTE1457 Radiographic Imaging 2 (Course description and learning outcome wording change to reflect changes
in industry standards)
2 credits
RTE1457L Radiographic Imaging 2 Lab (Course description and learning outcome wording change to reflect
changes in industry standards)
1 credit
Justification: The Health Sciences Cluster proposes curriculum revisions accepted by the American Registry of
Radiologic Technologists. These revisions reflect changing technology and the shift from film screen radiography to
filmless/digital imaging methods.
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Discussion: Professor Vicky Shaver reviewed the fact that the changes to these courses were to reflect the technology
change in the industry.
Data sources consulted:
Action: Motion to Approve-E. Mueller; 2nd-P. Holmes-De Graw
APPROVED
E. Trade & Industry
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship PSAV (5265)
Deleted Courses
Effective August 2013
BCA 0470
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 1 (Fall) (PSAV)
BCA 0471
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 2 (Spring) (PSAV)
BCA 0472
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 3 (Fall) (PSAV)
BCA 0473
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 4 (Spring) (PSAV)
BCA 0474
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 5 (Fall) (PSAV)
BCA 0475
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 6 (Spring) (PSAV)
BCA 0476
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 7 (Fall) (PSAV)
BCA 0477
Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship 8 (Spring) (PSAV)
BCA 0480 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 1 (PSAV)
BCA 0481 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 2 (PSAV)
BCA 0482 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 3 (PSAV)
BCA 0483 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 4 (PSAV)
BCA 0484 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 5 (PSAV)
BCA 0485 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 6 (PSAV)
BCA 0486 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 7 (PSAV)
BCA 0487 R Fire Sprinkler Apprentice Coop 8 (PSAV)
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
72 clock hours
475 clock hours
350 clock hours
475 clock hours
350 clock hours
475 clock hours
350 clock hours
475 clock hours
350 clock hours
Justification: Half the courses in this program have come up for Five Year Rule deletion (No enrollment in the past 5
years). Data shows that this program is no longer viable and there is little interest in enrollment in this apprenticeship
program. It has been determined that the program should inactivated at this time.
Discussion: Kent Hartwig confirmed that the Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship had not and enrollment in the last five years
and needed to be inactivated. The sponsor for the program is no longer affiliated with the College and there is no interest
in the community to replace this sponsor.
Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents
Action: Motion to Approve-E. Mueller; 2nd-D. Singer
APPROVED
IV. F. Motion to Dismiss
Discussion: NA
Action: Motion to Approve-J. Maxwell; 2nd-V. Slesinger
APPROVED
The Curriculum agendas and documentation are at http://intranet.pbcc.edu/AcadServ/CurriculumMaterials.asp and Curriculum
Minutes http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/curriculum-development/minutes.aspx are posted online.
The Curriculum Committee meetings will be held in ETA 101 in Lake Worth and will be available for members and presenters in
the reserved conference rooms at the other college locations. (Belle Glade CRA 105.3, Boca Raton AD 406, Lake Worth ETA 101,
and Palm Beach Gardens AD 207)
Location Attendance
Location
BG
Committee
1
Presenters
Faculty
Staff
Administrators
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BR
LW
PBG
Attendance
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
13
1
3
1
1
Faculty and Instructors
Garfield Basant, Math-1st Year LW
Sabrina Greenwell, Education-2nd Year LW
Peggy Holmes-De Graw, Nursing 2nd Year LW
Kristin Hopkins, Art-Graphic Design-1st Year LW
Jihan Mahmoud, BSN-1st Year District
Judy Maxwell, Aeronautical Science-2nd Year LW
Marilee McGaughey, Dental Hygiene-2nd Year LW
Mary Pernal, English-Literature-1st Year PBG
Mike Sfiropoulos, English for Academic Purposes-3rd Year LW, CHAIR
Doreen Singer, Surgical Technology PSAV-1st Year LW
Victor Slesinger, Foreign Languages-1st Year LW
Vetaley Stashenko, Natural Sciences-1st Year BG
Administrative Members
Michael Foster, Academic Dean-2nd Year, BR
Sheri Goldstein, Assistant Dean Student Services-2nd Year BG
District Financial Aid Director
Edward Mueller, District Registrar
Robert Van Der Velde, Associate Academic Dean-2nd Year PBG
Kathy Gamble, Academic Services (Non-voting)
Ginger Pedersen, Dean- Academic Services (Non-voting)
Presenters: Dr. Richard Chance, Dr. Anita Kaplan, Professor Vicky Shaver, Program Director Kent Hartwig
Guests: Maryann McGann
Degree Type
New
BAS/BS
AA
AS
ATC
ATD
CCC
College Prep
PSAV
TOTAL
Program Action
Rev
Delete
2
New
1
Course Action
Rev
Delete
7
2
1
2
2
16
23
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