September 4, 2012 - Georgia Tech Faculty Governance

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ECON 4300/4301 Economics of Information, Transaction Costs and Contracts ECON 4320/4321 Economics of Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship HTS 3002 History of American Business HTS 3006 United States Labor History HTS 3085 Law, Technology, and Politics INTA 3031 Human Rights in a Technological World INTA 3301* International Political Economy INTA 4060 International Law MGT 2106** Legal, Social, Ethical Aspects of Business MGT 3102** Managing Human Resources within a Regulatory Environment MGT 3606 International Business Law MGT 4010 Business Taxation PST 3113 Logic and Critical Thinking PUBP 3000 Constitutional Issues (if not counted as a core course) PUBP 3016 Judicial Process (if not counted as a core course) PUBP 3610 Pre-Law Seminar (if not counted as a core course) PUBP 4111: Internet and Public Policy PUBP 4226 Business and Government PUBP 4314 Environmental Policy and Regulation PUBP 4440: Science, Technology, and Regulation PUBP 4512 Politics of Telecommunications Policy PUBP 4609 Legal Practice (if not counted as a core course) PUBP 4652 OLA Legal Internship PUBP 6330 Environmental Law Special Topics elective courses (number designations may change) CS 480# Special Topics: Internet Law INTA 480# Special Topics: International Law INTA 480# Special Topics: International Human Rights INTA 480# Special Topics: National Security Law INTA 480# Special Topics: The Laws of War ME 480# Special Topics: Engineering Law and Ethics MGT 480# Special Topics: International Business Law MGT 480# Special Topics: Legal Aspects of Real Estate MGT 480# Special Topics: Technology Law and Ethics PUBP 480# Special Topics: Biomedical Law, Policy, & Ethics PUBP 480# Special Topics: Biotechnology Law, Policy & Ethics PUBP 480# Special Topics: Biotechnology Law & Policy PUBP 480# Special Topics: Current Controversies PUBP 480# Special Topics: Environmental Law PUBP 480# Special Topics: Internet Law PUBP 480# Special Topics: Law and Science PUBP 480# Special Topics: Legal Internship PUBP 480# Special Topics: Mock Trial Institute Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Minutes, September 4, 2012 9/25/2012 9:24 AM Page4
PUBP 480# Special Topics: Science, Philosophy, and the Law PUBP 480# Special Topics: Survey of Telecommunications and the Law PUBP 480# Special Topics: Technology Law, Policy & Management PUBP 480# Special Topics: Transactional Law PUBP 480# Special Topics: Foundations of Leadership (if taken before Summer 2010) PUBP 48## Special Topics: Advanced Intellectual Property Law (one credit) PUBP 48## Special Topics: Legal Research and Writing (one credit) 4. A motion was made to approve a request from the School of Building Construction for a prerequisite modification, a new course, a course deactivation, and a degree modification. The motion was approved. PREREQUISITE MODIFICATION: (Acknowledged) BC 4730: Best Practices in Multi-Family Property This course has currently no prerequisites. We are requesting the prerequisite to be BC 4720 Introduction to Residential Property Management & Building Construction. This prerequisite will ensure that students take BC 4720, which is a general survey of residential property management and construction practices, prior to taking BC 4730, which focuses on the best practices. Presently, students can take both at the same time, or even BC 4730 before BC 4720. Since these students in BC 4730 do not have the appropriate background, the instructor has to cover the material they were supposed to have learned in BC 4720. NEW COURSE: (approved) BC 4672: MEP Systems 3-0-3 DEACTIVATE COURSE: (approved) BC 4670: Construction Industry Issues and Initiatives DEGREE MODIFICATION: (approved) Bachelor of Science in Building Construction The reason for this change is that the course BC 4670 has been carrying the MEP (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) content since 2006, when BC’s accrediting body (ACCE) expressly requested to have this content included in BC’s undergraduate curriculum. The course title was not changed to accurately reflect the content. On the last ACCE visit in October 2011 this issue was raised again. BC 4670 Construction Industry Issues has been replaced with BC 4672 MEP Systems and the BSBC curriculum needs to reflect the replacement of this new course for the previous version. 5. A motion was made to approve a request from the School of Biology for a prerequisite modification and a minor modification. The motion was approved. Institute Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Minutes, September 4, 2012 9/25/2012 9:24 AM Page5
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