October 2010 – Proposal Repository – College of Science Curriculum Committee

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Graduate Submissions
- PhD in Bioinformatics modification
- BINF 703 – Lab Rotation passed
- EVPP 520 – Marine Mammal Biology & Conservation Field Course passed
- FRSC 790 – Internship in Forensic Science passed
- GEOL 534 – Vertebrate Paleontology passed
Undergraduate Submissions
- EVPP 420 – Marine Mammal Biology & Conservation Field Course
BS in Forensic Science proposals
- BS in Forensic Science curriculum
- BS in Forensic Science catalog copy
- FRSC 200 – Survey of Forensic Science new course
- FRSC 201 – Introduction to Criminalistics new course
- FRSC 302 – Forensic Bio-Trace new course
- FRSC 303 – Forensic Evidence and Ethics new course
- FRSC 304 – Forensic Chemistry and Microscopy new course
- FRSC 405 – Independent Studies/Research new course
Biology Undergraduate Program Submissions
- BIOL 214 – Introduction to Biostatistics new course passed
- BIOL 270 – Dinosaurs and Their Ancestors new course passed
- BIOL 308 – Foundations of Ecology and Evolution new course passed
- BIOL 310 – Biodiversity new course passed
- BIOL 378 – Wetlands of the World new course passed
- BIOL 430 – Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology I new course passed
- BIOL 431 – Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology II new course passed
- BIOL 450 – Marine Conservation new course passed
- BIOL 454 – Marine Mammal Biology and Conservation new course passed
- BIOL 455 – Marine Mammal Biology & Conservation Field Course new course passed
- BIOL 457 – Reproductive Strategies new course passed
- BIOL 468 – Vertebrate Natural History new course passed
- Biology BA modification passed
  - Biology BA Education concentration modification passed
- Biology BS modification passed
  - Biology BS Biotechnology and Molecular Biology concentration modification passed
  - Biology BS Molecular Biology concentration deletion passed
  - Biology BS Education concentration modification passed
  - Biology BS Environmental and Conservation Biology concentration modification passed
  - Biology BS Marine and Freshwater Biology concentration modification passed
  - Biology BS Microbiology concentration modification passed
- Biology BS/MS accelerated modification passed
- BS in Medical Technology modification passed

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