CURRICULUM COMMITTEE MEETING
    Friday, October 23, 2009 - 2:00 p.m.
    City Park Campus – Lac Maurepas (Building 23, Second Floor)
     
    AGENDA
    I.
     
    Call to Order
     
    II.
     
    Roll Call
     
    III.
     
    Minutes of meeting of September 18, 2009
     
     
    IV.
     
    Curriculum Operations Report – Tim Stamm
     
     
    V.
     
    General Education / Articulation Initiatives – Tim Stamm
     
    VI.
     
    New Business
     
    a)
     
    Business & Technology/BUSG
    Course Deletion:
    BUSG-132: Internship II. Delete the course, BUSG-
    132: Internship II, from the Catalog of Course Offerings. The course is not
    used in any degree or certificate program and has not been offered since
    the Fall semester, 1991.
     
    b)
     
    Business & Technology/BUSG
    Change of Course Title:
    BUSG-131: Internship I. Change the title of
    BUSG-131: Internship I from “Internship I” to “Internship.” BUSG-132:
    Internship II is no longer offered; therefore, the “I” designation is not
    necessary for BUSG-131.
     
    c)
     
    Business & Technology/BUSG
    Change of Course Prerequisite:
    BUSG-131: Internship. Add the
    following prerequisite to BUSG-131: Internship: “Completion of 30 of the
    required credit hours in program prior to enrolling in this course.” While
    the prerequisite cannot be coded in the SIS System, publication in the
    catalog and on the Master and Course Syllabi will limit enrollment to those
    students who have successfully completed a significant portion of
    programmatic requirements prior to engaging in on-the-job training. The
    prerequisite restriction is designed to maximize opportunities for student
    learning and success in the course.
     
      
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    d)
     
    Business & Technology/COOP
    New Course:
    COOP-270: Apprentice Practicum (1-6-3 / 105). Creation
    of a new course, COOP-270: Apprentice Practicum. This course will be
    used in a variety of apprentice-based instructional programs in the
    Division of Business & Technology. The course provides opportunities for
    supervised study in an approved apprentice area. May include capstone
    work experience in the area of study or work, research, seminar, and
    reporting in a specific related area of study. Career exploration, skill
    assessment, and individualized work plans are completed under the
    supervision of an advisor.
     
    e)
     
    Business & Technology/ELAP
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Marine/Maintenance Electrical Apprentice. Final approval of the
    Curriculum Outline for the Certificate of Technical Studies program in
    Marine/Maintenance Electrician. The twenty-seven (27) credit hour
    Certificate of Technical Studies program was approved by the Louisiana
    Community & Technical College Board of Supervisors and the Board of
    Regents for Louisiana Higher Education.
     
    f)
     
    Business & Technology/ELAP
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Marine/Maintenance Electrical Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog
    Description for the Certificate of Technical Studies program in
    Marine/Maintenance Electrical Apprentice: “The Certificate of Technical
    Studies program in Marine / Maintenance Electrical Apprentice is
    designed for workers in the shipbuilding industry to complete college-level
    training while gaining the skills required for employment and
    advancement within the industry. The goal of the program is to provide
    students with valuable apprentice training that will prepare them to
    master the competencies necessary for success in the shipbuilding
    industry; specifically, the Certificate of Technical Studies is designed to
    teach the skills and related studies required in the electrical craft leading
    to an Electrician Journeyperson Classification. Students must hold
    apprentice status at an approved agency prior to enrolling in the Marine /
    Maintenance Electrical Apprentice Certificate of Technical Studies
    program.”
     
    g)
     
    Business & Technology/MACH
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Inside Machinist Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline for
    the Certificate of Technical Studies program in Inside Machinist
    Apprentice. The twenty (20) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies
    program was approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College
    Board of Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher
    Education.
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    h)
     
    Business & Technology/MACH
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Inside
    Machinist Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Inside Machinist Apprentice:
    “The Certificate of Technical Studies program in Inside Machinist
    Apprentice is designed for workers in the shipbuilding industry to
    complete college-level training while gaining the skills required for
    employment and advancement within the industry. The goal of the
    program is to provide students with valuable apprentice training that will
    prepare them to master the competencies necessary for success in the
    shipbuilding industry; specifically, the Certificate of Technical Studies is
    designed to teach the skills and related studies required in the machinist
    craft leading to a Machinist Journeyperson Classification. Students must
    hold apprentice status at an approved agency prior to enrolling in the
    Inside Machinist Apprentice Certificate of Technical Studies program.”
     
    i)
     
    Business & Technology/MACH
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Outside Machinist Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline
    for the Certificate of Technical Studies program in Inside Machinist
    Apprentice. The twenty (20) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies
    program was approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College
    Board of Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher
    Education.
     
    j)
     
    Business & Technology/MACH
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Outside
    Machinist Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Outside Machinist Apprentice:
    “The Certificate of Technical Studies program in Outside Machinist
    Apprentice is designed for workers in the shipbuilding industry to
    complete college-level training while gaining the skills required for
    employment and advancement within the industry. The goal of the
    program is to provide students with valuable apprentice training that will
    prepare them to master the competencies necessary for success in the
    shipbuilding industry; specifically, the Certificate of Technical Studies is
    designed to teach the skills and related studies required in the machinist
    craft leading to a Machinist Journeyperson Classification. Students must
    hold apprentice status at an approved agency prior to enrolling in the
    Outside Machinist Apprentice Certificate of Technical Studies program.”
      
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    k)
     
    Business & Technology/PNTG
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Painter Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Painter Apprentice. The
    twenty (20) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies program was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher Education.
     
    l)
     
    Business & Technology/PNTG
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Painter
    Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Painter Apprentice: “The Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Painter Apprentice is designed for workers
    in the shipbuilding industry to complete college-level training while
    gaining the skills required for employment and advancement within the
    industry. The goal of the program is to provide students with valuable
    apprentice training that will prepare them to master the competencies
    necessary for success in the shipbuilding industry; specifically, the
    Certificate of Technical Studies is designed to teach the skills and related
    studies required to achieve classification as a Painter Journeyperson.
    Students must hold apprentice status at an approved agency prior to
    enrolling in the Painter Apprentice Certificate of Technical Studies
    program.”
     
    m)
     
    Business & Technology/PFAP
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Pipefitter Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Pipefitter Apprentice. The
    twenty (20) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies program was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher Education.
     
    n)
     
    Business & Technology/PFAP
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Pipefitter
    Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Pipefitter Apprentice: “The Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Pipefitter Apprentice is designed for workers
    in the shipbuilding industry to complete college-level training while
    gaining the skills required for employment and advancement within the
    industry. The goal of the program is to provide students with valuable
    apprentice training that will prepare them to master the competencies
    necessary for success in the shipbuilding industry; specifically, the
    Certificate of Technical Studies is designed to teach the skills and related
    studies skills required in the pipefitter craft leading to a Pipefitter
    Journeyperson Classification. Students must hold apprentice status at an
    approved agency prior to enrolling in the Painter Apprentice Certificate of
    Technical Studies program.”
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    o)
     
    Business & Technology/PWAP
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Pipewelder Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Pipewelder Apprentice. The
    twenty (20) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies program was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher Education.
     
    p)
     
    Business & Technology/PWAP
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Pipewelder
    Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Pipewelder Apprentice: “The Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Pipewelder Apprentice is designed for
    workers in the shipbuilding industry to complete college-level training
    while gaining the skills required for employment and advancement within
    the industry. The goal of the program is to provide students with valuable
    apprentice training that will prepare them to master the competencies
    necessary for success in the shipbuilding industry; specifically, the
    Certificate of Technical Studies is designed to teach the skills and related
    studies skills required in the pipewelder craft leading to a Pipewelder
    Journeyperson Classification. Students must hold apprentice status at an
    approved agency prior to enrolling in the Pipewelder Apprentice
    Certificate of Technical Studies program.”
     
    q)
     
    Business & Technology/SHMT
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in
    Sheetmetal Apprentice. Final approval of the Curriculum Outline for the
    Certificate of Technical Studies program in Sheetmetal Apprentice. The
    twenty-one (21) credit hour Certificate of Technical Studies program was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors and the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher Education.
     
    r)
     
    Business & Technology/SHMT
    Catalog Description:
    Certificate of Technical Studies in Sheetmetal
    Apprentice. Approval of the Catalog Description for the Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Sheetmetal Apprentice: “The Certificate of
    Technical Studies program in Sheetmetal Apprentice is designed for
    workers in the shipbuilding industry to complete college-level training
    while gaining the skills required for employment and advancement within
    the industry. The goal of the program is to provide students with valuable
    apprentice training that will prepare them to master the competencies
    necessary for success in the shipbuilding industry; specifically, the
    Certificate of Technical Studies is designed to teach the skills and related
    studies skills required in the sheetmetal craft leading to a Sheetmetal
    Journeyperson Classification. Students must hold apprentice status at an
    approved agency prior to enrolling in the Sheetmetal Apprentice
    Certificate of Technical Studies program.”
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    s)
     
    Business & Technology/WELD
    Final Review of Curriculum/Review of Catalog Listing:
    Technical
    Competency Area in Welder Apprentice. Final review of the Curriculum
    Outline/Catalog Listing for the Technical Competency Area in Welder
    Apprentice. The fourteen (14) credit hour Technical Competency Area was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors.
     
    t)
     
    Business & Technology/SFAP
    Final Review of Curriculum/Review of Catalog Listing:
    Technical
    Competency Area in Shipfitter Apprentice. Final review of the Curriculum
    Outline/Catalog Listing for the Technical Competency Area in Welder
    Apprentice. The fourteen (14) credit hour Technical Competency Area was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College Board of
    Supervisors.
     
    u)
     
    Allied Health/RADT
    Change of Program Description:
    Associate of Applied Science in
    Radiologic Technology. Revise the program description of the Associate of
    Applied Science in Radiologic Technology to state, in the second
    paragraph, “The Radiologic Technology program is a 24-month Associate
    of Applied Science degree program.” Currently, the description reads “The
    Radiologic Technology program is a full-time, 24-month Associate of
    Applied Science degree program.” The revision, though minor, more
    accurately reflects the instructional content of the degree program and
    time required for degree completion.
     
    v)
     
    Allied Health/RADT
    Course Deletion:
    RADT-254: Advanced Radiographic Practicum IV.
    Delete the course, RADT-254: Advanced Radiographic Practicum IV from
    the catalog of course offerings. The course is no longer used in the
    Associate of Applied Science degree program in Radiologic Technology.
     
    w)
     
    Arts & Humanities/PSYC
    Master Syllabus Revision:
    PSYC-127: General Psychology. Revise the
    Master Syllabus for the course, PSYC-127: General Psychology, to include
    Student Learning Outcomes and to comply with American Psychological
    Association (APA) recommendations. Additionally, the revision complies
    with new formatting as outlined in PPM: AA.1503.1A: Master Syllabus.
     
    x)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    Course Revision:
    PAST-150: Baking and Pastry Work Experience I.
    Revise the course lecture-laboratory / and contact hours of PAST-150:
    Baking and Pastry Work Experience I as follows: 0-40-2 / 600 to maintain
    consistency with CULA Work Experience courses.
     
      
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    y)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    Course Revision:
    PAST-151: Baking and Pastry Work Experience II.
    Revise the course lecture-laboratory / and contact hours of PAST-151:
    Baking and Pastry Work Experience II as follows: 0-40-2 / 600 to
    maintain consistency with CULA Work Experience courses.
     
    z)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    Course Revision:
    PAST-251: Baking and Pastry Work Experience III.
    Revise the course lecture-laboratory / and contact hours of PAST-251:
    Baking and Pastry Work Experience III as follows: 0-40-2 / 600 to
    maintain consistency with CULA Work Experience courses.
     
    aa)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    New Course:
    PAST-200: Contemporary Desserts (1-3-2 / 60). Creation
    of a new course, PAST-200: Contemporary Desserts. The course is an
    examination of individual desserts with a modern approach. Topics
    include: plate composition, portioning, flavor combination, textures, eye
    appeal, balance, color harmony, and plate decoration techniques. The
    course will be used in the Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts
    degree option in Pastry Arts
     
    bb)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    Final Approval of Curriculum:
    Pastry Arts Degree Option of the
    Associate of Applied Science degree program in Culinary Arts. Final
    Approval of the Pastry Arts Degree Option in the Associate of Applied
    Science degree program in Culinary Arts. The Degree Option was
    approved by the Louisiana Community & Technical College System Board
    of Supervisors and by the Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher
    Education.
     
    cc)
     
    Business & Technology/CULA/PAST
    Catalog Description:
    Pastry Arts Degree Option of the Associate of
    Applied Science degree program in Culinary Arts. Approval of the Catalog
    Description for the Pastry Arts Degree Option in the Associate of Applied
    Science degree program in Culinary Arts: “The Pastry Arts degree option
    serves students seeking occupations in hotels, restaurants, pastry shops,
    in-store, and individually owned bakeries. The program is designed to
    provide trained personnel for entry-level positions in the baking/pastry
    industry.
     
    VII.
     
    Old Business
     
     
    VIII.
     
    Adjournment
     
    IX.
     
    Next Meeting:
    November 6, 2009 (Scheduled Meeting).

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