Curriculum Changes - Fall 2025/Spring 2026

The following updates have been made in Banner and Degree Works in accordance with approved Collegewide Curriculum Committee proposals.

Fall 2025 Effective Term  

New Courses

ENEE 269 – Electrical and Computer Engineering Internship/Practicum

Earn college credit in a professional environment related to their particular path in the electrical engineering or computer engineering program. The intent is to give students an appropriate practical experience that will expand their knowledge and aid them in making career decisions. Credit may be earned for work in a professional environment (industry internship, academic research) or participation in an intensive experiential learning-based workshop or equivalent. A comprehensive record of the work experience is kept by the student and discussed in seminar meetings.  A minimum of five hours of experience each week per semester hour.  PREREQUISITE:  Permission of instructor.  PRE- or COREQUISITES: ENEE 244 or six semester hours of ENEE, ENES, CHEM, CMSC, MATH, or PHYS required by the electrical or computer engineering programs. May be repeated for a total of three credits.  One to three credits.

 

ENEE 299 – Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Focused on selected topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering, presented as a result of technological change, new research emphasis, or community or student interest.  Topics may extend any of the regular ENEE course offerings.  New topics may appear each semester in the class schedule.  May be repeated for a total of three credits. PREREQUISITE:  Permission of instructor.  PRE- or COREQUISITES: ENEE 244 or six semester hours of ENEE, ENES, CHEM, CMSC, MATH, or PHYS required by the electrical or computer engineering programs.  One to three credits. 

Revised Courses

HMGT 211 – Supervision and Leadership in the Hospitality Industry 

Credit for Prior Learning recognized

 

HMGT 212 – Managing Hospitality Human Resources

Credit for Prior Learning recognized

 

Revised Programs

238  Database Systems Certificate

Changes to requirements and total credits

Spring 2026 Effective Term  

New Course

DATA 269 – Data Science and Technologies Internship

College credit for working in a professional environment related to the data science field. The intent is to give an appropriate work experience that will expand                                     students' knowledge and aid in making career decisions. A limited number of internships are available through the program each semester, or the student may propose an internship. A comprehensive record of the work experience is kept by the student and discussed in seminar meetings. To qualify for this course, a student must have completed DATA 205 and must provide a letter of recommendation from one of their program professors.  PREREQUISITE(S): Completion of a minimum of 12 semester hours in DATA, CMSC, or MATH courses required for the program and consent of internship coordinator. Three hours lecture and eight to ten hours work experience each week.

Changes to Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering AS degrees (402 and 409)

The following is an update on recent changes to the Electrical Engineering AS degree (402) and Computer Engineering AS degree (409).  These have been introduced in order to stay up to date with changes that have been made to the corresponding degree requirements at the University of Maryland, College Park.  A new course, ENEE 290, has been added to the curriculum.  It will be offered for the first time in Fall, 2025 and it will become a prerequisite for ENEE 222 starting in Spring, 2026.

For Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering majors at MC, as well as General Engineering majors who plan to take ENEE 222:

1.                  Students who have passed MATH 282 by the end of Summer, 2025 should complete MC's EE and CE degrees under the old curriculum (2024-2025).   

1.                  ENEE 290 will not be required, but ENEE 222 should be completed by the end of Fall, 2025. 

1.                  If students fall into this category, they must contact the ENEE program advisors at the following email addresses (Palmyra.Catravas@montgomerycollege.edu and Lan.Xiang@montgomerycollege.edu) to discuss your schedule and request a prerequisite override if needed for ENEE 222 in Fall, 2025.

2.                  Students who have not passed MATH 282 yet should complete the new curriculum (starts with 2025-2026).

1.                  sign up for ENEE 290 in lieu of MATH 282

2.                  sign up for ENEE 222 only after completing ENEE 290.

 

The MC website has been updated with the new curriculum at the following links:

·                     Engineering Science AS Degree, Electrical Engineering Area of Concentration | Montgomery College, Maryland

·                     Engineering Science AS Degree, Computer Engineering Area of Concentration | Montgomery College, Maryland

 

Note that starting in Spring, 2026, the content of ENEE 222 will be different since ENEE 290 will be a prerequisite.  It is important that the ENEE program advisors connect with advisees and have a chance to double check schedules.  We are asking if Counseling and Advising could please send us the names/M#'s of students who come for advising in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or General Engineering taking any ENEE courses so that we can help with the curricular transition.  Please sent the list to Palmyra.Catravas@montgomerycollege.edu and Lan.Xiang @montgomerycollege.edu

 

It would be a pleasure for us (Lan and me) to collaborate with Counseling and Advising during this transition as we work through the ENEE program advising from our end.

 

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If there are any questions or suggestions, please don't hesitate to email 

 

Palma

 

P Catravas

Montgomery College

Rockville, MD

 

Curriculum Changes: Fall 2024-Summer I 2025

The following updates have been made in Banner and Degree Works in accordance with approved Collegewide Curriculum Committee proposals.

  Fall 2024 Effective Term  

   Ended Courses

  GERM 202  Intermediate German II

   PHIL 209   Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies

   PHIL 231   Western Religions

    Revised Programs

    611A  General Studies HACL

                 Removed HIND and PORT from Core, all courses ended

    611D   General Studies HACL

                 Removed HIND and PORT from Core, all courses ended 

    New Programs

    266  Interior Design Certificate

This curriculum provides new skills for interior-design related careers or for a change in job specialization. It includes general foundation core education in interior   design, combined with technical and specialized education in advanced design topics, such as lighting, kitchen, bath, office, FF&E (movable and fixed furniture, fixtures, and equipment), and other specialty career options within the interior design profession.

    267  Business Analytics Certificate

             Statewide Program

The certificate in Business Analytics is designed to meet the growing demand for highly skilled professionals with analytics expertise. The certificate provides an excellent opportunity for students who want to increase their data literacy, improve their marketability, and/or prepare for a career in business analytics. It is also suitable for those who wish to advance their professional careers by supplementing their work experience or an existing college or graduate degree with business analytics knowledge. Students will use mathematics, statistics, and data science to gain hands-on experience in using Excel, R, Tableau, and SQL in business analytics to summarize, visualize, and analyze data. 

    268   Cell & Gene Therapy Certificate

             Statewide Program

This certificate curriculum is designed to prepare students for immediate employment in the cell and gene therapy industry. This certificate is designed for students who have completed a baccalaureate degree in the life sciences or are enrolled in the biotechnology degree program. Students must obtain consent from the biotechnology program coordinator before enrolling in the certificate curriculum. To enter directly into the certificate curriculum, students must have met the prerequisites for the courses.

 Spring  2025 Effective Term

 New Courses  

  ARTT 268  History of Photography

  Explores the global history of photography as an artform and ‘way of seeing’ from the 19th century to the present. Students will develop visual and media literacy skills

  through understanding the art and science of photography as a creative process and the history of photography as a mode of visual communication. Assessment level(s):

  ENGL 101/011. Three hours each week.

  JAPN 201  Intermediate Japanese I

  Focuses on the study of Japanese language and culture at the intermediate level. Students further their ability to communicate in Japanese through an advanced

  consideration of cultural themes and develop more advanced communication skills in the areas of writing, reading, listening and speaking. PREREQUISITE: JAPN 102, or

  consent of department. In-class work is supplemented by 10 hours of online homework. Four hours each week. 

  NURS 100   Foundational Principles of Practical Nursing

  First course in the series of practical nursing training. Topics include introduction to the nursing profession, core concepts of nursing, assessment of patients, overview of

  relevant anatomy and physiology, and basic nursing care.  (ECEC, TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: Admission to the practical nursing program, BIOL 130 and BIOL 131 with a 

  grade of C or better.  COREQUISITE:  NURS 101.  Three hours lecture each week.

  NURS 101   Foundational Principles of Practical Nursing Lab/Clinical

  Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 100. Skills learning focuses on assessment, basic nursing interventions, client safety, and concerns of the long-

  term care patient.  The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical/Health requirements of hosting facilities include American Heart Association BLS CPR,

  physical exam, background check,  drug/ alcohol screening, and immunizations.  (ECEC, TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: Admission to the practical nursing program, BIOL

  130 and BIOL 131 with a grade of C or better.  COREQUISITE:  NURS 100.  Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week.

  NURS 102   Sub-Acute Practical Nursing

   Second course in the series of practical nursing training. Topics include health promotion and safety, common health problems in restorative facilities, and end-of-life

   care. Application of pathophysiology, nutrition, and pharmacology to common diseases within each topic area.  (EC and TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: NURS 100 and

   NURS 101.  COREQUISITE: NURS 103.  Three hours lecture each week.

  NURS 103  Sub-Acute Practical Nursing Lab/Clinical

  Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 102.  Skills learning focuses on nursing needs in the sub-acute environment (e.g., rehabilitation) and ongoing

  focused assessment of patients in restorative care. The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical/Health requirements of hosting facilities include

  American Heart Association BLS CPR, physical exam, background check, drug/alcohol screening, and immunizations. (ECEC, TP/SS)  PREREQUISITE(S):  Admission to the 

  practical nursing program, NURS 100, NURS 101.  COREQUISITE(S): NURS 102.  Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week.

  NURS 104  Practical Nursing for Special Populations

  Third course in the series of practical nursing training. Topics include health promotion in special populations and concerns: reproductive health, obstetrics/neonates,

   growth and development across the lifespan, and mental health and illnesses.  Application of pathophysiology, nutrition, and pharmacology to common diseases within

   each topic area.  (EC and TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: NURS 102 and NURS 103.  COREQUISITE: NURS 105.  Four hours lecture each week.

 

  NURS 105   Practical Nursing for Special Populations Lab/Clinical

  Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 104. Skills learning focuses on nursing needs of special populations including maternal-child and mental health.

  The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical/Health requirements of hosting facilities include American Heart Association BLS CPR, physical exam,

  background check, drug/ alcohol screening, and immunizations.  (ECEC, TP/SS)  PREREQUISITE(S):  Admission to the practical nursing program, NURS 102, NURS 103. 

  COREQUISITE(S): NURS 104.  Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week

 

  NURS 106   Acute Care Practical Nursing

 Fourth course in the series of practical nursing training. Topics include the care of adults with common medical/surgical health problems requiring  management in an

  acute care facility. Application of pathophysiology, nutrition, and pharmacology to co-morbid diseases within each topic area. The course includes a review for the

  NCLEX-PN at the end of the course.  (EC and TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: NURS 104 and NURS 105.  COREQUISITE: NURS 107.  Four hours lecture each week.

 

  NURS 107   Acute Care Practical Nursing Lab/Clinical

  Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 106. Skills learning focuses on nursing needs of acute care populations, with a focus on assessment, safety, and

  implementation of integrated care plans. The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical / Health requirements of hosting facilities include American

  Heart Association BLS CPR, physical exam, background check, drug/ alcohol screening, and immunizations.  (ECEC, TP/SS)  PREREQUISITE(S):  Admission to the practical 

  nursing program, NURS 104, NURS 105.  COREQUISITE(S): NURS 106.  Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week.

 

  NURS 108   Practical Nursing Capstone

  Practical nursing capstone pathway for nursing students who have successfully completed at least the first semester of the associate degree Nursing   (RN) program. 

  Includes the theoretical concepts of clinical reasoning, nursing process, teaching-learning culture, caring, growth and development, evidence-based practice, delegation, 

  conflict, and basic human needs as they relate to nursing care. Psychomotor and affective skills are taught and practiced. The course includes a review for the NCLEX-PN 

  at the end of the course.  (EC and TP/SS only)  PREREQUISITES: NURS 113, NURS 114, and NURS 121.  COREQUISITE: NURS 109.  Four hours lecture each week.

 

  NURS 109   Practical Nursing Capstone Lab/Clinical

 Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 108. Skills learning focuses on nursing needs of acute care populations, with a focus on assessment, safety, and             

  implementation of integrated care plans. The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical/Health requirements of hosting facilities include American  

  Heart  Association BLS CPR, physical exam, background check, drug/ alcohol screening, and immunizations. (ECEC, TP/SS)  PREREQUISITE(S):  Admission to the practical 

  nursing program, NURS 113, NURS 114, NURS 121.  COREQUISITE(S): NURS 108.  Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week.

  Revised Programs

  006  Business AA

            NSND changed to NSD

  617  Criminal Justice AA

            NSND changed to NSD

 

  Summer I  2025 Effective Term  

  Ended Programs

  179A  Carpentry Certificate

              Replaced by Building Trades Technology Certificate: 263

  236A  Residential Remodeling & Repair Certificate

              Replaced by Building Trades Technology Certificate: 263

  244     HVAC Certificate

               Replaced by Building Trades Technology Certificate: 263

  245     Electrical Wiring Certificate

              Replaced by Building Trades Technology Certificate: 263

  357     Digital Media & Web Technology AAS

              Replaced by Digital Media & Web Technology AA: 615

  229A  Web Design Certificate

                Replaced by Web Development Certificate: 231B

  230     Web Programming Certificate

               Replaced by Web Development Certificate: 231B  

  309A   Radio Area of Concentration, Broadcast Media Production AAS

               Replaced by Media Production AA: 614

  310A   Radio Area of Concentration, Broadcast Media Production AAS

               Replaced by Media Production AA: 614

  207      Broadcast Journalism Certificate

               Replaced by Media Production Certificate: 260

  214      Digital Media Production Certificate

               Replaced by Media Production Certificate: 260

 

 

Regards,

Pam

 

Pamela Jones

Student Information Systems Specialist

Curriculum Changes - Fall 2024 Effective Term

The following updates have been made in Banner and Degree Works in accordance with approved Collegewide Curriculum Committee proposals.

  Fall 2024 Effective Term  

  Revised Courses

  ARTT 233 - Screenprinting

              Title and description changed, old title:  Serigraphy

  ARTT 263 – Professional Practice for the Visual Artist

             Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

  AUTO 140 – Suspension and Steering

             Prerequisites and description updated, AUTO 101 changed from pre- or corequisite to prerequisite only with a grade of C or better

   GDES  210 – Graphic Design I

               Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

   GDES  211 -  Graphic Design II

               Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

   GDES  212 – Publication Design with InDesign

               Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

   GDES  218 – Graphic Design for the Web

               Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

   GDES  220 – Typography I

             Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites,

   GDES  221 - Typography II

                Ended course ARTT 116 removed from prerequisites

   MATH 017 – Elements of Statistics Support

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 020 – Survey of College Mathematics Support

                 ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 030 – Elements of Mathematics I Support

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 045 – Foundations of Algebra Support

                ELAI 990 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: IERW 002 or ELAR 980

   MATH 050 – Foundations of Algebra

                ELAI 990 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: IERW 002 or ELAR 980

   MATH 092 – Foundations of Mathematical Reasoning

                ELAI 990 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: IERW 002 or ELAR 980

   MATH 117 – Elements of Statistics

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 120 – Survey of College Mathematics

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 150 – Elementary Applied Calculus I

                 ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 165 – Precalculus

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 170 – Calculus for Life Sciences I

                Assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

   MATH 171 - Calculus for Life Sciences II

                Assessment levels removed, prerequisite courses have assessment levels

   MATH 181 – Calculus I

                ELAR 980 removed from assessment levels, assessment level: ENGL 101/011 or ELAI 990

  MATH 264 – Applications in Linear Algebra

                Assessment levels removed, prerequisite courses have assessment levels         

   SURG 100 – Introduction Surgical Technology

                Lecture and lab hours adjusted to be consistent with a four-credit course, description changed, BIOL 212 changed from pre- or corequisite to  

                 prerequisite only, BIOL 213 added as a pre- or corequisite            

   SURG 101 - Surgical Technology I

               BIOL 213 changed from a prerequisite to a pre- or corequisite

   SURG 211 - Surgical Technology IV

               Course description modified, pre- or corequisite SURG 102 removed

   SURG 215 – Clinical Practicum II

               Clinical hours increased to 360

 

   Ended Courses

   AUTO 099

   CMSC 295X

 

   Revised Programs

   261 –  Professional and Technical Writing Certificate

               Ended course ARTT 116 removed from ARTT 116 or GDES 116 requirement

   306A – General Interior Design AAS

                 Ended course ARTT 116 replaced with GDES 116

   306C – Kitchen & Bath Design, Interior Design, Preprofessional AAS

                 Ended course ARTT 116 replaced with GDES 116

   357 – Digital Media & Web Technology AAS

              Ended course ARTT 116 removed from GEEL option

   358 – Digital Animation AAS

              Ended course ARTT 116 removed from ARTT 116 or GDES 116 requirement

  412F – Biological Science AS

               MATH 217 added to program electives

   415 – Public Health Sciences AS

              ENGL 102 clarified as English Foundation

   416 – Data Science AS

              Program Electives changed to allow any MATH course and any CMSC course

   618 – Art AA

              Ended course ARTT 116 replaced with GDES 116

   902 – Graphic Design AFA

               Ended course ARTT 116 replaced with GDES 116

   910 – Studio Art AFA

              Ended course ARTT 116 replaced with GDES 116         

 

Pamela Jones

Student Information Systems Specialist

 

Banner Curriculum Updates - Fall 2023-Fall 2024

 The following updates have been made in Banner and Degree Works according to approved Collegewide Curriculum Committee proposals.

 

  Fall 2023 Effective Term           

  Revised Courses

ARCH 103 – Building Technology and Documentation

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

ARCH 183 – CAD: Architectural Applications

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

BSAD 111 – Personal Finance

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

CMAP 120 – Introduction to Computer Applications

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

CMSC 201 – Java Programming Language

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

            HINM 225 – Ambulatory Coding

                Correction to prerequisite from HINM 165 to HINM 155

 

                HMGT 101 – Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

                HMGT 105 – Food Service Sanitation

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

HMGT 207 – Legal Issues in Labor Management

Ended course MGMT 207 deleted from prerequisites

 

HORT 105 – Introduction to Sustainable Landscaping

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

HORT 161 –Landscape Graphics

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

HORT 271 – Plant Propagation and Production

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

HORT 280 – Landscape Technology Internship

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

MGMT 211 – Introduction to Marketing

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

NWIT 101 – Introduction to the Internet of Things

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

 

 Ended Courses

BIOL 108

BIOL 111

BLDG 186

BLDG 188

                CHEM 115

CMGT 274

DANC 110

DANC 120

DANC 200

ECON 103

ELAS 990

IDES 211

IDES 249

IDES 254

IDES 265

IDES 270

JAPN 099

LGST 225

LGST 235

MGMT 207

MUSC 206

MUSC 207

SPAN 099

 

 

  Revised Programs

            142 – Management of Construction Certificate

            Ended MGMT 207 removed from program electives

 

                152 – International Studies AA

            Ended ECON 103 removed from program electives

 

                224 – Advanced Interior Design Certificate

            Ended IDES 211 removed from optional program requirements

 

                226 – Interior Design Certificate

            Ended IDES 211 removed from optional program requirements

 

                245 – Electrical Wiring Certificate

            Ended BLDG 186 removed from program electives

 

                253 - Cisco Certified Network Associate + Security Certificate

            Title changed,  NWIT 254 and NWIT 261 removed, NWIT 173, NWIT 245, and three credit program elective added, credits increased from 16 to 18

 

            257 – Cloud Computing & System Administrator Certificate

            NWIT 127 removed from program requirements and replaced with NWIT 208 or 209, NWIT 170 replaced with NWIT 170 or NWIT 151

 

                263 – Building Trades Certificate

            Program elective correction, BLDG 252 removed, BLDG 242 added

 

            303 – Management of Construction AAS

            Ended CMGT 274 removed from program electives

 

                306A – Interior Design Preprofessional AAS

            IDES 234 and IDES 272 removed from program requirements, ARTT 100 and three-credit program elective added

 

            308A – Building Trades Technology – Carpentry AAS

            Ended BLDG 188 removed from program electives

 

            308B – Building Trades Technology – Electrical Wiring AAS

            Ended BLDG 186 and BLDG 188 removed from program electives

 

                308C – Building Trades Technology – HVAC AAS

            Ended BLDG 186 and BLDG 188 removed from program electives

 

                611A – General Studies – HACL AA

            Ended IDES 211 removed from Core

 

                611C– General Studies – SSAH AA

            Core Editorial Correction, ISTD 173 removed and MGMT 140 added

 

                611D– General Studies – INTG AA

            Ended IDES 211 removed from Core;  Core Editorial Correction for ISTD 173 and MGMT 140

 

                613 – Performing Arts AA

            Ended DANC 110, DANC 120, and DANC 200 removed from program electives

 

 

 

  Spring 2024 Effective Term  

  Revised Courses

            EDUC 135 – Child Growth and Development

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

                       

            EDUC 136 -Curriculum Planning in Early Childhood Education

CE denomination added to reflect agreement among faculty from MC and MCPS 

 

  Suspended Programs

            102 – Interior Design Preprofessional

Students may not be admitted to suspended programs.  Students admitted prior to Spring 2024 will not be able to graduate with this degree after Fall 2026.

 

 

 Fall 2024 Effective Term  

  New Course

             ARTT 202 – Introduction to Museums   

            Formerly ARTT 140

Provides an introduction to museum history, theory, and practice in a global context. Using an interdisciplinary approach, the course examines    the complex histories, roles, and responsibilities museums have as cultural institutions and stewards of public trust. The course considers diverse  types of museums through case studies and global perspectives on topics such as exhibitions, collections, education, operations, and ethics. Students have the option to complete coursework using physical and/or virtual museums.  Three credits.

 

 

  Revised Courses

            ARTT 275 – Art of the Renaissance World

            Title and description changed

 

            ARTT 278 – Art of the United States

            Title and description changed

 

            CCJS 221 – Criminal Law

            LGST 101 removed from prerequisites

 

            CCJS 246 – Constitutional Law

            CCJS 110 removed from prerequisites

 

            CMAP 232 – Word Processing Applications

            CMAP 120 removed from prerequisites, ENGL 101 and MATH 050 assessment levels added

 

            CMAP 245 – Database Applications

            CMAP 120 removed from prerequisites, ENGL 101 and MATH 050 assessment levels added

 

            CMAP 252- Spreadsheet Applications

CMAP 120 removed from prerequisites, ENGL 101 and MATH 050 assessment levels added

 

ENES 272 – Introduction to Computer Aided Design

MATH 181 removed from prerequisites, ENES 102 added

 

NWIT 275 – Wi-Fi Pen Testing

New title

 

PHED 101 – Badminton and Pickleball

New title and description

 

RADT 102 – Radiologic Technology II

Description updated

 

 

  Ended Courses

            ARTT 116

            ARTT 140

            HIND 101

            PORT 101

            PORT 102

 

 

  Revised Programs

            530/335D – Diagnostic Sonography - Abdominal Extended and Obstetrics and Gynecology

New name for General Sonography, program number changed from 335A to 335D

 

 

Regards,

Pam

 

Pamela Jones

Student Information Systems Specialist

Banner Curriculum Updates Fall 2023 Effective Term

The following updates have been made in Banner according to approved Collegewide Curriculum Committee proposals.

Fall 2022 Effective Term

Revised Course

            GNDS 102 – Understanding LGBT Identities

            BSSD, GEEL, GCP attributes added

Fall 2023 Effective Term           

New  Courses

CCJS 200  – Criminology

                New discipline for SOCY 200

CHEM 105 – Chemistry and Society

New course number for CHEM 109

CHEM 106 – Chemistry and Society Laboratory

New course number for CHEM 109L

CHEM 150D – Essentials of Organic and Biochemistry

New discussion component of CHEM 150

LGST 299X – Special Topics in Legal Studies

                New exploratory course

PSYC 100 – General Psychology

New course number for PSYC 102

All courses that had PSYC 102 as a pre- or corequisite have been updated.

Revised Courses

ANTH 260 – Independent Study

ANTH 240 or ANTH 256 added to prerequisite options

 

ASLP 285 – Practicum in ASL

Three credits replaces three to four credits, description updated

BIOL 105 – Environmental Biology

GCP attribute added

BIOL 106 – Environmental Biology Laboratory

GCP attribute added

BIOL 111 – Natural Sciences of the Chesapeake Bay

NSND and GEEL attributes removed

BIOL 150 – Principles of Biology I

Description revised, new requisites:  prerequisite MATH 117 or higher or pre- or corequisite MATH 150 or MATH 165 or higher; assessment level ENGL 101

BIOL 151 – Principles of Biology II

                Description revised, new requisites:  prerequisite MATH 165 with a grade of C or better, pre- or corequisite CHEM 131 or consent of department

CHEM 150L – Essentials of Organic and Biochemistry

Contact hours decreased by one due to addition of CHEM 150D

                CMAP 245 – Database Applications

            Revised description

            DANC 270 – Special Topics in Dance

            Prerequisite  changed  -  Consent of the dance program coordinator and/or department chair

                EDUC 243 – Processes and Acquisition of Literacy

                New title (formerly Processes and Acquisition of Reading) and description

                EDUC 244 – Instruction in Literacy

                New title (formerly Elementary Instruction of Reading) and description

                EDUC 245 – Materials for Teaching Literacy

                New title (formerly Materials for Reading Instruction) and description

                EDUC 246 – Assessment of Literacy

                New title (formerly Assessment for Reading Instruction) and description

                ENGL 190 – Introduction to Literature

              GCP attribute added

                ENGL 235 – Film and Literature

GCP attribute added

                FILM 220 – Basic Movie Production

                Description and requisites revised,   prerequisites FILM 110 and TVRA 120 or consent of instructor, instructional time two hours lecture and three hours lab

                GDES 116 – Digital Tools for the Visual Arts

            Credit by exam (CE) added

                GDES 121 – Fundamentals of Graphic Design I

            Credit by exam (CE) added

                HINM 120 – Concepts of Disease

            Requirement for admission to the health information management or diagnostic medical sonography removed

            HINM 150 – Introduction  to Pharmacology

                Requirement for admission to the health information management program or consent of program coordinator removed

                HINM 272 – Professional Practice Experience III

            Description revised, clarification as a lecture course

                IDES 221 – Interior Design Residential

                Prerequisites revised – IDES 111 and IDES 118

                IDES 222 – Interior Design: Commercial/Contract

                Prerequisites revised – (IDES 111 and IDES 118) and (ARCH 183 or IDES 123)

                JAPN 102 – Elementary Japanese II

                HUMD, GEIR, GEEL, GCP attributes added

                KORA 201 – Intermediate Korean I

                HUMD, GEIR, GEEL, GCP attributes added

                LGST 104 – Interviewing, Investigating, and Communication Techniques

                LGST 101 added as a pre- or corequisite, ENGL 101 pre- or corequisite removed

                LGST 106 – Legal Ethics

                Description revised, LGST 101 added as a pre- or corequisite, ENGL 101 pre- or corequisite removed

                LGST 122 – Law Office Administration

                LGST 101 added as a pre- or corequisite, assessment levels removed

                LGST 230 – Criminal Law and Procedure for Paralegals

                LGST 101 added as a prerequisite;  prerequisites LGST 102, LGST 103, LGST 104 or consent of program coordinator removed

                LGST 250 – Paralegal Internship

            Description revised,  minimum GPA requirement changed to 3.0 or better in all LGST courses

                MATH 130 – Elements of Mathematics I

                Description and assessment levels revised – assessment level: ENGL 101 or ELAI 990

                MATH 217 – Statistics for Scientists

            New title (formerly Biostatistics), description revised

                PSYC 221 – Introduction to Psychopathology

            New title (formerly Introduction to Abnormal Psychology)

                TECH 282 – Web Application Development Using PHP and MySQL

                Description and prerequisites revised – prerequisite: TECH 272 or consent of department

                 TVRA 210 – Audio and Video Podcasting

                Prerequisite revised – prerequisite: A grade of C or better in TVRA 125 or consent of department

                 TVRA 236 – Video Production Portfolio

                Credit by exam (CE) removed, description and prerequisite revised – prerequisite: TVRA 120

                 TVRA 239 – Broadcast Management

                Prerequisite revised – prerequisite: A grade of C or better in TVRA 120 or TVRA 125

Ended Courses

CHEM 109 – replaced by CHEM 105

CHEM 109L – replaced by CHEM 106

HIND 102

PSYC 102 – replaced by PSYC 100

READ 120

SOCY 200 – replaced by CCJS 200

TVRA 224

TVRA 250

TVRA 255

New Programs

            618 – Art AA

            New number and title for 003 Art, no curriculum changes

            619 – Physical Education AA

            New number and title for 159A Physical Education Teacher Education, no curriculum changes

            620 – Business Analytics AA

Revised Programs

            054 – Music AA

            Large ensemble course options identified – MUSC 161, 161C, 161D, 163, 166, 170, 172

 186A – Community Health AA

HLTH 297 Community Health Worker Practicum added to requirements, total credits changed to 61

 204 – Music Certificate

MUSC 161, 161C, 161D, 170, 172 added to large ensemble options

 209A – Video Production Certificate

Ended course TVRA 224 replaced with FILM 220

 260 – Media Production Certificate

                TVRA 129 added to program electives

                 263 – Building Trades Technology Certificate

                Electives recommended for each area of training

                 334 – Biotechnology AAS

                BIOT 260 and 261 added to electives

                 403 – Fire Protection Engineering AS

            ENES 206 deleted from requirements, ENES 240 added as requirement rather than alternative, total credits changed to 63

                 408 – Aerospace Engineering AS

            ENES 206 added to requirements, total credits changed to 62

                 608 – American Sign Language AA

            ASLP 222 removed, ASLP 285 added

             611A – General Studies AA – HACL

            GHUM added, GDES 136 deleted

                 611C – General Studies AA - SSAH

            BEHE 100 added

                 611D – General Studies AA – INTG

            BEHE 100 and GHUM added, GDES 136 deleted

           \910 – Studio Art AFA

            ENGL 102 designated as English Foundation (the catalog program outline previously did not specify ENGL 102) 

 

Ended Programs

003 – Art AA – new number is 618

159A – Physical Education Teacher Education – new number is 619

805A – Supervisory Letter of Recognition

807A – Electrical Wiring Letter of Recognition

813 – Hospitality Letter of Recognition

814 – Food & Beverage Management Letter of Recognition

815 – Event Planning Letter of Recognition

816 – Ethnic Social Studies Letter of Recognition

818 – Residential Remodeling Letter of Recognition

Regards,

Pam

 

 

Pamela Jones

Student Information Systems Specialist