Arts and Humanities Subcommittee

	REPORT

February 2008

I.	SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE	
	A. Revise	 Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
M.L.A./ M.Pl. Master of Landscape Architecture/Master of Planning
(30 units)
Revise units required for program from 30 to 28.   
>	Approved

	B. Revise  Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
	Certificate	Historic Preservation
	(16)
Delete current list of sample electives.
>	Approved

II.	SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS	Animation
	A.  Revise Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
	B.A.	Animation and Digital Arts
	128
Add CTCS 403 to list of electives, revise list of CTCS electives
>	Approved

1.  Revise Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-448	Introduction to Film Graphics--Animation
	(4)
New: An introduction to methods for creating analog animation through experimentation with imagery, concepts and materials. Emphasis on basic timing principles and hands-on techniques. 

Current: Practical course in concepts, media, and techniques related to the graphic film; symbology, composition, kinestasis, animation, typography, color, and materials. Survey; lecture; production.
>	Approved
Revised catalogue description only.

2. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-450abc	Animation Theory and Techniques
	(2-2-2)
New: a) Methods for creating animation blending traditional techniques with contemporary technologies; b) Instruction in methods for planning and executing a short animated film. Topics covered include storyboarding, visual development and production planning; c) Practical completion of a short animated film.
Current: Explores the aesthetics and techniques of animation, ranging from traditional character to contemporary experimental and computer animation genres, through lectures, exercises and projects.
>	Approved

3. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-464L	Digital Lighting and Rendering
	(2)
Concepts, tools and techniques used to create cinematic lighting and rendering in computer-generated imagery (CGI). Recommended Preparation: Familiarity with Autodesk Maya and Apple Shake strongly suggested.
>	Approved

4. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-495ab	Experimental Animation
	(2-2)
New :An experimental animation class providing the opportunity to develop original concepts, experiment with innovative animation techniques and produce a 30- to 60-second animated film. Not open to freshmen and sophomores.

Current: This experimental animation class provides students with the opportunity to develop their own concept ideas, experiment with innovative animation techniques and produce a 30 to 60 second animated film. Open to senior animation minors and graduate students in the M.F.A. Animation program only.
>	Approved
Revise catalogue description and remove registration restrictions.

	B.  Revise Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
M.F.A.	Animation and Digital Arts
	(50)
Revise CTAN 501 and transform it from required to elective; add new CTAN 505 as required course, revise catalogue description of CTAN 579; establish minimum of 4 and maximum of 6 semesters of CTAN 522; add to catalogue copy the two-thirds rule policy. Remove description of CTPR 507; make thesis project more specific; add new restriction that students may not change their approved thesis project after completing CTAN 591. reinstate semester by semester breakdown in catalogue; remove 'at the 500 and 600 level' above the CTCS elective list.  Remove requirement that new students admitted without prior knowledge of fundamental digital animation concepts and techniques enroll in CTAN 523 for 2 elective units in year one. No change to number of units needed for the degree.
>	Approved

1. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-501	Experiments in 2D Digital Animation
	(2)
New: Experiments in 2D Digital Animation
2D Digital animation exploring the art form as a fertile terrain for experimentation, exhibition and activism. Recommended Preparation: 2-D digital experience.

Current: Interactive Animation
Introduces basic interactive and non-linear approaches to animation through a series of lectures and exercise, culminating in a group project. Recommended preparation: 2-D preparation.
>	Approved

2. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-502ab	Experiments in Stereoscopic Imaging
	(2)
New: Experiments in Stereoscopic Imaging
a. An in-depth exploration of aesthetics and techniques involved in the conceptualization, design and creation of stereoscopic imaging. .b. [No change]

Current: Virtual Reality and Stereoscopic Animation
a: An in-depth exploration of aesthetics and techniques involved in the conceptualization, design and production of immersive virtual environments and stereoscopic animation. b.  Review of techniques and aesthetic issues pertinent to immersive virtual reality and stereoscopic animation. Students realize an original project proposed in CTAN 502a.

>	Approved
Change title and catalogue description.

3. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-503	Storyboarding for Animation
	(2)
Focus on film grammar, perspective, and layout, staging and acting as it relates to storyboarding for animation.
>	Approved

4. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-505	The Business of Animation
	(2)
Professional knowledge and application of fundamental business skills associated with working in the animation industry, academia or the arts.
•	Approved

5. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-508L	Live Action Integration with Visual Effects
	(2)
Survey of the digital techniques required to successfully marry live action shooting with CGI elements and green screen footage. Prerequisite(s)	CTAN-462
>	Approved

6. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-564L	Motion Capture Fundamentals
	(2)
Fundamental principles of motion capture technology explored while working through a structured series of assignments based around performance, gesture and motion. Prerequisite(s) CTAN-452
>	Approved

7. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-565L	Motion Capture Performance
	(2)
The art of directing, acting, and creating story for motion capture will be explored while learning the technology behind bringing virtual actors to life.  Prerequisite: CTAN 564.  
>	Approved

8. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTAN-579	Expanded Animation
	(2)
New: Incorporation of traditional image making methods as well as digital and new media technologies to convey non-linear narratives over internal and external landscapes. Open only to M.F.A. Animation students.

Current: A survey of animation across media; applications to live action film, the fine arts, architecture; linkages with modern art, postmodern theory and social history. Prerequisite: CTAN-451. Open only to M.F.A. Animation students. Not open to:CTAN - Film, Video and Computer Animation.  
>  Approved
Revise catalogue copy; remove prerequisite, change registration restriction.

SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS			Critical Studies
C.1. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-303	Japanese Anime
	(2)
Explores the visual, dramatic and social conventions of Japanese animation in film and television. Examines anime fan communities, manga and their impact.
>	Approved

2. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-306	Research Practice Seminar
	2, max 4
Theories and case studies of contemporary issues in film, television and digital media research. Students will be required to design their own undergraduate research projects. Not open to freshmen
>	Approved

3. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-414	Chicana/o Cinema
	(4)
Examination of Chicana/o cinema and the Chicana/o movement; technology; and the politics of race, class, gender, sexuality and international relations.
>	Approved

NOTE: Revisions of 4-unit CTCS courses to 4, max 8 impact the B.A. in Critical Studies as follows: the second semester of one of these newly repeatable courses is considered a different course for the purpose of the CTCS B.A. degree requirements: choose 4 from list of courses for the major. 
4. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-403	Studies in National and Regional Media
	(4, max 8))
Detailed investigation of traditions, achievements, and trends of film and/or electronic media in a particular country or region.
>	Approved
Change from (4) units to (4, max 8), add to list of electives for  B.A., Animation and Digital Arts

5. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-411	Film, Television and Cultural Studies
	(4, max 8)
Detailed examination of film/television from the perspectives and insights of Cultural Studies; focus on the production and reception of cultural texts, practices, and communities.
>	Approved
Change from (4) units to (4, max 8)

6. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-412	Gender, Sexuality and Media
	(4, max 8)
Examines how gender and sexuality are figured in cinema and television with an emphasis on the development of feminist media theory.
>	Approved
Change from (4) units to (4, max 8) (Course is currently cross-listed as SWMS 412)

7. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-494	Advanced Critical Studies Seminar
	(4, max 8)
New: Advanced Critical Studies Seminar
Rotating topics involving detailed study of the historical, cultural and aesthetic analysis of film, television, and new media technologies. Not Open to Freshmen

Current: Senior Seminar
Rotating topics involving detailed study of the historical, cultural and aesthetic analysis of film, television, and new media technologies. Open only to majors in the School of Cinema Television
>	Approved
Revise title; remove registration restriction for majors, add registration restriction 'not open to freshmen', change unit value from (4) to (4, max 8).

8. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-677	Cultural Theory
	(4, max 8)
Seminar in theoretical approaches to cultural studies; focus on interdisciplinary research of media and audiences, covering a range of methods and theoretical frameworks; concentration varies.
>	Approved
Revise unit value from (4) to (4, max 8)

9. Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTCS-679	Seminar in Genre and/or Narrative Theory
	(4, max 8)
New: Seminar in theoretical issues concerning genre and/or narrative as they pertain to media, literature, other cultural forms. Areas of focus vary from semester to semester (4, max 8) Cross-listed as ENGL 679.

Current: Seminar in theoretical issues concerning genre and/or narrative as they pertain to media, literature, other cultural forms. Areas of focus vary from semester to semester. Departmental approval required. (4) Cross-listed as ENGL 679

>  Approved
Change unit value from (4) to (4, max 8)  Remove "Departmental approval required' from catalogue description.  

SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS	Interactive Media
D. Revise	 Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
B.A.	Interactive Entertainment
	(40)
Add CSCI 101 “Fundamentals of Computer Programming” to the list of required courses; add CSCI 102L  “Data  Structures” and CSCI 105 “Object –Oriented Programming” as electives in Category A. The number of required courses/units in Category A will also change from a minimum of 3 classes to a minimum of six units.  (CSCI courses are existing courses).  Change lower division unit requirement from 10 to 13.
>	Approved
Note: acknowledgement from CSCI was provided.

1. New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
CTIN-456	Game Design for Business
	(2)
Designed to provide the business professional with effective communication skills in working with the designers of games and game related venues.  Registration Restrictions: Not open to CTIN majors
>	Approved

E. Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
M.F.A.	Interactive Media
	(50)
Add CTAN 502b to electives. (CTAN 502a is already on the list.)
>	Approved
Includes request to cross-list CTAN 502ab as CTIN 502ab.
Note: tentatively approved; there may be administrative issues requiring further discussion.

1. New	Course			Eff. Term: Fall 2008
CTIN-502ab	Experiments in Stereoscopic Imaging
	(2)
Enroll in CTAN 502ab.
>	Approved
Cross-Listed as	CTAN 502ab

SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS	Production
F. Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
M.F.A.	Film and Television Production
	(52)
Add new CTPR 509L, as a requirement; reduce CTCS requirements from 8 units to 6, and remove CTCS 501, 502, 503, 504 and 505 from year one and year two semester-by-semester listing.  Change critical studies electives from choice of one course from a list to at least 6 units from a list. 
>	Approved
Note: Requested revision requiring that CTCS courses be taken after completing CTPR 508 could not be approved.  This may be accomplished by making CTPR 508 a prerequisite to the CTCS courses.

1. NEW COURSE						Production
CTPR-509L  	Concepts of Cinematic Post Production - Editing & Sound
		(2)
Exploration of the practical, conceptual and aesthetic aspects of editing and sound for film and digital media. Concurrent Enrollment: CTPR 508.

SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS
G. Revise Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
IML-101	Honors in Multimedia Scholarship: The Languages of New Media I
	(4)
New: Honors in Multimedia Scholarship: The Languages of New Media
An introduction to the history, theory, and languages of new media. 

Current: Honors in Multimedia Scholarship: The Languages of New Media I
An Introduction of the history, theory, and languages of new media. Open to students in the Honors Program in Multimedia Scholarship only.
>	Approved
Remove registration restriction.  Course is part of a program which no longer requires an application process; revised catalogue copy provided.

H.	New Course
IML-340	Honors in Multimedia Scholarship: The Praxis of New Media
		(2)
An intermediate level blend of theory and practice that approaches scholarly multimedia work in the context of its cultural and technological environment. Open to all students. Recommended Preparation IML-101, IML-104 or MDA 140
>	Approved

III. COLLEGE OF LETTERS ARTS & SCIENCES	Comparative Literature
A. Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
Minor	Comparative Literature
	(24)
Add a new thematic area in Global Cultures .  Change restriction on lower division COLT courses from ‘no more than one at the 200 level’ to ‘no more than one at the 100 or 200 level.’  Remove statements that 100-level ‘x’ courses do not count toward the minor. 
>	Approved
Note: the only ‘x’ courses, COLT 150 and COLT 151, were terminated in February 2008.

B.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
B.A.	Comparative Literature
	(40)
Change restriction on lower division COLT course restriction from no more than two at the 200 level to no more than two at the 100- and 200-level.  Remove statement that 100-level ‘x’ courses do not count toward the degree.
>	Approved
Note: the only ‘x’ courses, COLT 150 and COLT 151, were terminated in February 2008.

COLLEGE OF LETTERS ARTS & SCIENCES	East Asian Languages and Cultures
C. Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
B.A.	East Asian Languages and Cultures 
	(Honors)
	(32)
Add new honors program; including proposed new course, EALC 494ab (4-4). Applicants must have minimum 3.33 overall GPA, a minimum 3.5 major GPA, completed a minimum of one upper-division EALC course requiring a seminar paper, and an application.  Students complete requirements for B.A. in EALC, EALC 494ab, and maintain major and cumulative GPA.
>	Approved

1.  Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
EALC-413	Business Japanese
	(4)
New: Practical Japanese business terms and their usage in a variety of business situations; cultural insights on Japanese customs that underline business transactions in Japan. Prerequisite: EALC 424.

Current: Practical Japanese business terms and their usage in a variety of business situations; cultural insights on Japanese customs that underline business transactions in Japan. Prerequisite(s) EALC-222
>	Approved
Revise prerequisite from EALC 222, Japanese IV,  to EALC 424, Advanced Japanese IV.

2.  New	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
EALC-428	Nature and the Environment in Japanese Literature and Culture
	(4)
Examination of cultural perceptions about nature and how they affect attitudes toward the environment: includes comparisons to Euro-American as well as other East Asian traditions.
>	Approved

3.  New	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
EALC-440	Japanese for Academic Research
	4, 
	max 16
Develop skills necessary for academic reading, writing and presentations. Topics include literature, history, and social and cultural issues. Prerequisite(s)	EALC-424
>	Approved

4.  New	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
EALC-494ab	Honors Thesis
	(4-4)
Research and writing of original thesis under guidance of faculty member.  Open only to: EALC majors.
>	Approved

COLLEGE OF LETTERS ARTS & SCIENCES		      Master of Professional Writing 
D. Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MPW-980	Advanced Poetry Writing
	3, max 6
New: Same as current, but no prerequisite.

Current: Advanced analysis of modern poetic techniques; concentration on individual student poetry; emphasis on producing publishable literary poetry. Prerequisite(s) MPW-970
>	Approved
Remove MPW 970 Principles of Poetic Techniques (3) as prerequisite.

COLLEGE OF LETTERS ARTS & SCIENCES			Philosophy
E.  New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
PHIL-351	Reasoning and Logic
	(4)
Study of reasoning as a strategy for arriving at knowledge in dependence upon logical theory. Logical theories are developed alongside historically influential strategies of reasoning.  Registration Restrictions: Open only to: Sophomore or higher standing
>	Approved

F.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
J.D./MA	Juris Doctor/Master of Arts, Philosophy
	(93)
Add new PHIL 510 as option to logic requirement for JD/MA, Philosophy
>	Approved

G.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
Ph.D.	Philosophy
	(60)
Add new PHIL 510 as option to logic requirement for Ph.D., Philosophy
>	Approved

IV.  SCHOOL OF MUSIC	Jazz Studies
A.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
B.M.	Jazz Studies
	(132)
Remove required courses MUSC 310 and 311, MUJZ 196 and 396; reduce unit requirement of MUJZ 195 from 8 to 4, and of MUJZ 329 from 8 to 6, add MUEN 332 and MUJZ 400 as requirements.  This frees up 16 units, raising electives from 8 to 24, in order to take advantage of a USC education.  Includes revision to MUJZ 195 and MUJZ 395.
>	Approved

1.  Revise	Course			Eff. Term: Fall 2008
MUJZ-195	Jazz Elements I
	2, max 8
New: Same, except remove concurrent enrollment.
Current: Study of compositional, improvisational, performance, and arranging elements found in jazz. Students will model influential groups and jazz artists.  Concurrent enrollment in MUJZ 196.
>	Approved
Submitted with revision to BM, Jazz Studies. Add non-required lab. Also remove concurrent enrollment in of MUJZ 196 with  MUJZ 195.

2.  Revise	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUJZ-395	Jazz Elements II
	2, max 8
New: Same, except remove concurrent enrollment.
Current: Advanced study of compositional, improvisational, performance, conducting, and arranging elements found in the jazz repertory. Students will be encouraged to forge individual musical expressions. Open to juniors and seniors only.  Prerequisite: MUJZ 195. Concurrent enrollment: MUJZ 396.
>	Approved
Submitted along with revision to BM, Jazz Studies.  Add non-required lab.  Also remove concurrent enrollment of MUJZ 395 in MUJZ 396.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC	School of Music
B.  New	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
Minor	Songwriting
	(24)
16 required Music School units, and two 4-unit elective courses, one from list of COMM courses and the other from a separate list of Music School courses, for total of 24 units. Includes proposal to create three new courses:  MUSC 255, MUSC 355, and MUSC 455.  They mirror three songwriting courses currently in MUCO: 250, 252 and 254.  Music intends to drop the MUCO courses if the MUSC courses are approved.  Approval from COMM was provided.
>	Approved

1.  New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUSC-255	Songwriting I
	(2)
Development of musical and lyrical skills, composing, listening, analysis, and critiques of popular original music.  Duplicates credit in former MUCO-250
>	Approved

2.  New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUSC-355	Songwriting II
	(2)
Continuation of Songwriting I; particular emphasis on the analysis of the techniques of important popular songwriters and the application of these techniques to original songs. Prerequisite(s) MUSC-255 Duplicates credit in former MUCO-252
>	Approved

3.  New	Course			Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUSC-455	Songwriting III: The Performing Songwriter
	(2)
Continuation of Songwriting I and II with emphasis on the development of performance skills of original popular music in preparation for songwriting showcases. Prerequisite(s)	MUSC-355. Duplicates credit in former MUCO-254
>	Approved

4.	Terminate Course						Eff. Term: Summer 2008
MUCO 250  	Songwriting I
			(2)
Development of musical and lyrical skills, composing, listening, analysis, and critiques of popular original music.
>	Approved

5.	Terminate Course						Eff. Term: Summer 2008
MUCO 252	Songwriting II: Arranging and Performing
			(2)
Continuation of Songwriting I with emphasis on development of arrangements and performance of original popular music in preparation for songwriting showcases.
>	Approved

6.	Terminate Course						Eff. Term: Summer 2008
MUCO 254	Songwriting III: Demo Production
			(2)
Music arranging and recording of original songs for demonstration purposes including mixing, editing, functions of midi and production techniques.
>	Approved

C.  New	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
Minor	Popular Music Studies
	(16)
16 required units: 4 4-unit 400-level MUSC and MUJZ courses, from a list of seven, including one new course, MUSC 420: Hip-hop Music and Culture
>	Approved

SCHOOL OF MUSIC		      School of Music
D. New	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUSC-420	Hip-hop Music and Culture
	(4)
A history of hip-hop music from its inception to the present: its musical processes and styles, as well as attendant social, political, and cultural issues.
 >	Approved
Proposed along with request for new minor in Popular Music Studies, also proposed as Diversity course.

E.  Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUED-510	Leading a Music Program in a Public School Setting
	(2)
New: Leading a Music Program in a Public School Setting (2)
The philosophy and purposes of music programs combined with early field experiences, varied teaching strategies, and music learning assessment.

Current: Leading a Music Program in a Public School Setting (3)
>	Approved
For the Master of Art in Teaching (School of Education); revising units (3 to 2)

F.  Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2009
New: MUED-522ab	Teaching Public School Instrumental Music
	(3-2)
Methods and materials appropriate for teaching and modeling instrumental lessons and instruction in the public and private schools
Current: MUED 522 	Methods and Materials for Teaching Group Instrumental Music (4)
>	Approved
Part of Master of Arts in Teaching.

G.  Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2009
MUED-524	Teaching and Conducting Public School Instrumental Ensembles
	(4)
New: Teaching and Conducting Public School Instrumental Ensembles
Study of the methods and materials needed to rehearse an instrumental ensemble in K-12 settings. Includes conducting and rehearsal techniques, literature selection, score analysis.

Current: Teaching and Conducting Instrumental Ensembles
>	Approved
Part of Master of Arts in Teaching.  Revise title only. 

H.  Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2009
MUED-532	Teaching General Music K-8
	(4)
New: Teaching General Music K-8 (3)
Methods and materials for cognitive learning and development of music skills in K-8 music classes, featuring Orff, Kodaly, and Dalcroze approaches.

Current: Teaching General Music K-12 (4)
Methods and materials for cognitive learning and development of music 
>	Approved
Part of Master of Arts in Teaching.  Change in units, title, and catalogue description.

I. Revise	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2009
MUED-534	Teaching and Conducting Public School Choral Ensembles
	(4)
New: Teaching and Conducting Public School Choral Ensembles 
Comprehensive consideration of the choral music program in grades K-12. Topics include: development and care of the voice, audition and rehearsal techniques, conducting, lesson planning.

Current: Teaching and Conducting Choral Ensembles
>	Approved
Part of Master of Arts in Teaching

J. New	Course		Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
MUED-547	Vocal Pedagogy in the Public School Classroom
	(2)
Development of technical knowledge, tone production, and performance skills for voice appropriate for public school music teaching.
>	Approved
Part of Master of Arts in Teaching.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC	Performance (Guitar)
L.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
D.M.A.	Performance Major--Studio Guitar
	(65)
Add new heading in the catalogue for the DMA, Performance (Studio Guitar), with more specific requirements: add two courses: MUEN 526 Guitar Ensemble (4), and MPGU 558 Advanced Studio Guitar Performance Class (4); reduce electives by 8 points; change '2 solo recitals and 2 other appropriate performances' to 'Four doctoral recitals, one of which must be a lecture recital in conjunction with an appropriate research project.'  No change to total number of units for the degree.  Presently there is no separate description of the DMA, Performance Major - Studio Guitar, even though the major has existed since Fall 2002, using the requirements of the general DMA, Performance Major. MUEN 526 and MPGU 558 are 1, max 4 unit courses; students would register for 1 unit per semester up to 4 units.
>	Approved

SCHOOL OF MUSIC	School of Music
M.  Revise	Program	Eff. Term:	Fall 2008
D.M.A.	Choral Music Major
	(65)
Eliminate MPVA 501 (2), MPVA 439 (2), MUCO 441 (2)  and MUCM 641 (2) from the list of required courses. Increase number of electives by 8 units.  No change to number of units required for the degree.
>	Approved

K.  New	Course			Eff. Term:Fall 2008
MUED-555	Entering the Music Professoriate
	(3)
Preparation for academic careers in music. Methodologies and approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment; statements of teaching philosophies; creation of academic portfolio. Open only to: Doctoral 
Students (DMA and PhD) in the Thornton School of Music.
>	Approved