EXISTING PROGRAM: SUBSTANTIVE PROGRAM MODIFICATION
This form is used to request substantive changes in
already existing programs (majors, minors, specializations).
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1. INSTITUTION: |
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2. CURRENT PROGRAM NAME: |
BS in English for Information Systems |
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3. THIS PROPOSAL DEALS WITH A
CHANGE IN: |
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Distribution of Credits |
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total credits required within
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total credits of elective
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Addition of specialization |
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total credits required for
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4. EFFECTIVE DATE OF CHANGE: |
Fall 2007 |
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5. LEVEL: |
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6. CATEGORY: |
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Certificate |
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Minor |
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Associate Degree |
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PRIMARY ASPECTS OF THE MODIFICATION:
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Existing
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Current Program Name: |
Proposed Program Name: English for Digital Environments |
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General Education Requirements * 41 * Majors
must take ART 121, SOC 285 |
General
Education Requirement * 41 * Majors
must take ART 121, ENGL 210, SOC 285 and SPCM 101 as part of the system-wide
general education requirement. |
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Core of Major |
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Core of Major |
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ENGL 208
Documentation and Presentation |
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ENGL 208 Documentation and
Presentation |
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ENGL 310 Applied Grammar |
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ENGL 480
Contemporary Rhetoric |
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ENGL 480
Contemporary Rhetoric |
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ENGL 498
Undergrad Research/Scholarship |
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ENGL 498
Undergraduate Research/Scholarship |
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MCOM 351 Web Publishing I |
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SPCM 215 Public Speaking |
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Three credits from the following: |
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ENGL 333
Period Study* |
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ENGL 333
Period Study* |
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ENGL 343
Selected Authors* |
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ENGL 343
Selected Authors* |
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ENGL 363
Literary Genres* |
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ENGL 363
Literary Genres* |
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* Can be
repeated as content varies. |
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Specializations |
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Specializations: |
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Professional & Technical
Communication |
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ARTD 282
2-Dimensional Design on Comp I |
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ARTD 285 2-D Design
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ARTD 336
Digital Photography I |
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ARTD 336 Digital Photography I |
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ARTD 436 Digital
Photography II |
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ENGL 305 Prof, Tech
& Grant Writing |
3 |
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ENGL 309
Computer-Supported Collab Writing |
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ENGL 379
Technical Communication |
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ENGL 379 Technical Communication |
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ENGL 408
Advanced Computer Documentation |
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ENGL 408 Advanced Computer Documentation |
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ENGL 495 Practicum |
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ENGL 457 Visual
Rhetoric |
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ENGL 494 Internship |
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MCOM 161
Fund of Desktop Publishing |
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MCOM 161 Fund of Desktop Publishing |
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MCOM 318 Global
Communications |
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MCOM 358 Principles
of Usability Testing |
3 |
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MCOM 360 Technical
Publishing |
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MCOM 362 Digital
Typography |
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MCOM 368 Editing for
Structured Envir |
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MCOM 389 Portfolio
& Prof Development |
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SPCM 201
Interpersonal Communications |
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SPCM 410
Organizational Communications |
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English for New Media |
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Select nine
credits from the following: |
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ENGL 211
World Literature I |
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ENGL 211
World Literature I |
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ENGL 212
World Literature II |
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ENGL 212
World Literature II |
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ENGL 221
British Literature I |
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ENGL 221
British Literature I |
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ENGL 222
British Literature II |
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ENGL 222
British Literature II |
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ENGL 241
American Literature I |
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ENGL 241
American Literature I |
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ENGL 242
American Literature II |
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ENGL 242 American Literature II |
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ENGL 384 Applied
Literary Criticism |
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ENGL 365 Classical
Myth & Media |
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ENGL 366
Contemporary Myth & Media |
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ENGL 330 Shakespeare |
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ENGL 405 Media
Studies |
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LING 403 Intro to
Linguistics |
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Choose one of the
following tracks: |
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Track 1: Composing for New Media
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ARTD 282 2D Design on Computers I 3 |
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ARTD 336 Digital Photography 3 |
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ENGL 283 Creative Writing I 3 |
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ENGL 309 Comp-Sup
Collab Writing
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ENGL 491 IS: Creative
Projects 3 |
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ENGL 495 Practicum 3 |
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MCOM 353 Web Publishing III 3 |
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Electives in English 6 |
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Track 2: Computer Text Analysis |
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ENGL 333 Period
Study 3 |
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ENGL 343 Selected
Authors 3 |
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ENGL 363 Literary
Genres 3 |
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ENGL 466 Text Mark
up Proc 3 |
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ENGL 467 Computer
Text Analysis 3 |
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ENGL 484 Literary Criticism 3 |
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Electives in
English 9 |
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Electives |
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Electives |
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English
for Information Systems: Total number of hours required for major, minor, or specialization |
74 |
English,
Technology and Communication: Total number of hours required for major, minor, or specialization |
75 |
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Total
number of hours required for degree |
128 |
Total
number of hours required for degree |
128 |
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8. EXPLANATION OF THE CHANGE: Substantial and ongoing changes in the world of publishing requires changes in curricula to best prepare our students for current and emerging authoring and publishing technologies. The role of and need for technical and professional communicators has grown in recent years, as has the opportunities for writers who are able to integrate text and visual media. |
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