Definition of the Degree-Major Program
1a. Name of the campus submitting
the request.
1b. Name of the department(s),
school(s), or other unit(s)
of the campus which would offer the degree-major program.
1c. Name, title, and rank of the individual(s)
primarily responsible for drafting the program.
1d. Objectives of the
degree-major program.
1e. Total number of units required
for major. List all existing courses to be specifically
required for the major under the degree
program. Identify those new courses which are (1) needed to
initiate the program and (2) needed during the first two years
after implementation. Include catalog description
of all new courses.
1f. List of elective courses,
by catalog number, title, and units of credit, which
can be used to satisfy the requirements of the major.
Identify those new courses which are (1) needed to initiate
the program and (2) needed during the first two years after
implementation. Include catalog description of all
new courses.
1g. List of existing elective
courses that can be used to satisfy requirements
for the major.
1h. If any formal options, concentrations,
or special emphases are planned under the
major, explain fully.
1i. List of course prerequisites
and other criteria for admission of students to the
degree-major program, and for their continuation
in it.
1j. Explanation of special characteristics
of the degree-major program (e.g., in terminology,
units of credit required, types of course work).
1k. Mode of delivery
for the program's courses if other than regular (e.g.,
distance, cooperative, intercampus).
1l. For undergraduate programs, list of
provisions for articulation of the
major with community college programs.
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