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Faculty Senate Agenda, February 09, 2024

March 25, 2024

Faculty Senate Agenda, February 9, 2024

10:00 AM-12:00 PM: Hammond – Alumni Hall

Agenda

  1. Determination of quorum.
  2. Call to order.
  3. Approval of the agenda.
  4. Approval of the minutes from January 9, 2024
  5. Remarks by the Senate Chair
  6. Remarks by the Chancellor
  7. Remarks by the Provost/VCAA
  8. Unfinished Business
    • None
  9. New Business:
    • Guest Speakers
      1. Director of Hispanic-Serving Initiatives (I. Sanchez)
      2. DEIJB Committee (P. Saylor)
    • Curriculum Documents Approval

The following proposals can be accessed at pnw.curriculog.com

  1. BIOL – 21000 – Field Biology
  2. BIOL – 32400 – Natural History of the Smoky Mountains
  3. BS in Multidisciplinary Studies
  4. CE – 27101 – Basic Mechanics I (Statics)
  5. CE – 27301 – Mech Of Matls Lab
  6. CE – 42900 – Senior Engr Design I
  7. CEMT – 11200 – Surveying Fundamentals
  8. CEMT – 16001 – Statics
  9. CEMT – 34101 – Construction Operations
  10. CEMT – 44500 – Construction Management
  11. CEMT – 48900 – Senior Project Survey
  12. CES 23-08 REV COURSE MASS COURSE CODE CHANGE HST
  13. CS – 27500 – Data Structures
  14. CS – 46800 – Human Robot Interaction
  15. CS – 46900 – Machine Learning and Data Mining
  16. CS – 47000 – Introduction to Deep Learning
  17. Communication, BA, Concentration: Public Advocacy and Media Studies
  18. Communication, BA, Concentration: Visual Communication Design
  19. Computer Engineering, BSCMPE
  20. Computer Science Minor
  21. Computer Science, BS, Concentration: Artificial Intelligence
  22. ECE – 19400 – Emerging Areas in Electrical and Computer Engineering Seminar
  23. ECE – 37100 – Comptr Organiz & Design
  24. ECE – 46300 – Intro Comp Comm Netwrk
  25. ECE – 47301 – Machine Learning
  26. ENGL – 41100 – Studies in Major Authors
  27. ENGL – 41200 – Studies In Genre
  28. ENGL – 41300 – Std Literature & Hist
  29. ENGL – 41400 – Std Literature&Culture
  30. Electrical Engineering, BSEE
  31. Government Minor
  32. HIST – 20100 – Introduction to Public History and Archives
  33. HIST – 49900 – History Internship
  34. Hospitality and Tourism Management, BS
  35. MA – 47800 – Computational Mathematics II
  36. ME – 27100 – Basic Mechanics I (Statics)
  37. ME – 42900 – Senior Engr Design I
  38. MET – 11800 – Appl Mechanics Statics
  39. MET – 32300 – App Thermodyn & Heat Transfer
  40. POL – 30900 – The Middle East
  41. POL – 33400 – Women and Gender in U.S. Politics
  42. SWRK – 37400 – Trauma & Crisis Intervention
  • Business Information Analytics Curriculum Document
  • Psychology Dept. Curriculum Document, Math Prerequisite.
  1. For Action:
    • FSD 23-09 Policy on Credit for Military Experience
    • Ed. & Assessment Committee Report
  2. Discussion Items:
    • FSD 23-10 Resolution on Curriculum Process
  3. Reports from Senate Standing Committee Chairs
    • Faculty Affairs (Rob Hallock)
    • Gen Ed & Assessment (Ali Alavizadeh)
    • Nominations, Elections, & Awards (Meden Isaac-Lam)
    • Student Affairs (Michelle Spaulding)
    • Curriculum (Lee Artz)
    • Ed Policy (Dave Kozel)
  4. West Lafayette Report (Lee Artz)
  5. IFC Report (Geoffrey Barrow)
  6. SGA Report (David Bolton)
  7. Open discussion (as time permits).
  8. Adjournment