September 2012 – Proposal Repository – College of Science Curriculum Committee

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New Graduate Programs
- MS in Biology concentration in Neuroscience [Approved]
New Graduate Courses
- CHEM 817 – Organic Structural Spectroscopy [Approved]
Graduate Course Modifications
- ASTR 602 – Methods of Observational Astronomy [Tabled]
- BMED 602 – Biostatistics [Approved]
Undergraduate Program Modifications
- BS in Astronomy Modification [Approved]
- BS in Physics Modification [Approved]
- BA in Mathematics Modification – Concentration in Education [Approved]
- BS in Mathematics Modification – Concentration in Education [Approved]
- Minor in Astronomy modification [Approved]
New Undergraduate Course
- CHEM 413 – Synthetic and Mechanistic Organic Chemistry [Approved]
Undergraduate Course Modifications
- ASTR 328 – Stars and Interstellar Medium [Approved]
- ASTR 401 – Computer Simulation in Astronomy [Approved]
- ASTR 402 – Methods of Observational Astronomy [Tabled]
- ASTR 403 – Planetary Sciences [Approved]
- ASTR 404 – Galaxies and Cosmology [Approved]
- PHYS 428 – Relativity and Cosmology [Approved]
Undergraduate Course Deletions
- ASTR 428 – Relativity [Approved]

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