TO: | Dr. Ana Börger-Greco, Faculty Senate Chairperson |
FROM: | Dr. Vilas A. Prabhu Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs |
DATE: | February 27, 2006 |
SUBJECT: | APPROVAL OF FACULTY SENATE CURRICULAR RECOMMENDATIONS |
As the President's designee, I am informing you of the approvals of the following Faculty Senate Curricular Actions.
Faculty Senate action at January 17, 2006, meeting:
New Options for B.A. Physics and B.S. Chemistry programs.
Curriculum | Analysis/Implications | BA PHYS-Nanotechnology Major Field Requirements
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The new option has resulted from the participation of Millersville University and the Industry and Technology department in the PA Collaborative for Applied Nanotechnology and the Susquehanna Valley 2+2+2 Advanced Manufacturing Alliance grant. |
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NFMT Technical Option (18 credits)
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*The NFMT capstone semester is a 6 course hands-on experience exposing the student to state-of-the-art equipment and cleanroom facilities at the Penn State University Nanofabrication Facility in State College, PA. |
Required Related (23 credits)
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G1 Requirements (12 credits) |  : |
G2 Requirements (12 credits) - satisfied by required related courses | |
G3 Requirements (12 credits) | |
ENGL 110, COMM 100, P, AW (ENGL 312 or 316), WELL Requirements (15 credits) |
Approved, effective Summer 2006
Changes in Undergraduate Courses/Curricula (continued):
Curriculum | Analysis/Implications |
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BS CHEM - Nanotechnology Major Field Requirements
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The new option has resulted from the participation of Millersville University and the Industry and Technology department in the PA Collaborative for Applied Nanotechnology and the Susquehanna Valley 2+2+2 Advanced Manufacturing Alliance grant. |
NFMT Technical Option (18 credits)
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*The NFMT capstone semester is a 6 course hands-on experience exposing the student to state-of-the-art equipment and cleanroom facilities at the Penn State University Nanofabrication Facility in State College, PA. |
Required Related (22 credits)
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G1 Requirements (12 credits) | |
G2 Requirements (12 credits) ) - satisfied by required related courses | |
G3 Requirements (12 credits) | ENGL 110, COMM 100, P, AW (ENGL 312 or 316), WELL Requirements (15 credits) |
Approved, effective Summer 2006