January 2013 – Proposal Repository – College of Science Curriculum Committee

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Graduate Program Modifications
- Master’s in Forensic Science modification
- PhD in Chemistry and Biochemistry modification
- PhD in Neuroscience modification
New Graduate Courses
- CHEM 627 – Aquatic Environmental Chemistry
- CHEM 896 – Doctoral Directed Directed Reading and Research
Graduate Course Modification
- FRSC 610 – Forensic Research Project
- MATH 629 – Topics in Algebra
- MATH 649 – Topics in Combinatrics
- BIOL 515 – Introduction To Neurobiology
- NEUR 601 – Developmental Neurobiology
- NEUR 603 – Mammalian Neurobiology
Undergraduate Program Modifications
- Minor in Astronomy
Undergraduate Course Modifications
- ASTR 301 – Astrobiology
- BIOL 431 – Advanced Anatomy and Physiology II
- BIOL 435 – Topics in Biology
- BIOL 440 – Field Biology
Undergraduate Course Modifications
- CDS 385 – Materials Science with Applications to Renewable Energy
New Interdisciplinary Course
- CONS ### – Introduction to Field Conservation

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