Learning and Teaching Committee
Curriculum Sub-Committee
NOTICE OF MEETING
The thirty-third meeting of the Sub-Committee will take place on Thursday 5 May 2005 at 8.30 am in the Council Chamber, Administration Building 2.
Jennie Elliott, Secretary to the Committee
AGENDA
1. Apologies for Absence
2. Business of the Agenda
Any member wishing to unstar an item for
discussion is asked to notify the Secretary by 9.00 a.m. on Wednesday 4 May
2005. Starred items will otherwise be taken without discussion.
3. Minutes
CSC05-M1
To confirm and sign, subject to any correction,
the minutes of the thirty-second meeting held on
13 January 2005.
4. Matters Arising from the Minutes
4.1 To
note that all recommendations to Learning and Teaching Committee, and
subsequently to Senate where appropriate, were approved, to note the relevant
minute of Senate, and to consider the final paragraph of that minute.
4.2 Any
other matters arising not appearing elsewhere on the Agenda.
SECTION A – Items for Discussion
5. BSc/MComp
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Computer Science for a new full-time programme with effect from
October 2006 entry.
6. BSc/BSc,DIS/DPS Chemistry and Information Technology: New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Chemistry for a new full-time programme with effect from October
2006 entry.
7. BSc
Information Technology and Mathematics:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Computer Science for a new full-time programme with effect from
October 2006 entry.
8. BSc
Information Technology and Physics:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Physics for a new full-time programme with effect from October
2006 entry.
9. MSc
Internet Computing and Network Security:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Computer Science for a new full-time/part-time programme with
effect from October 2006 entry.
10. BSc/BSc,DPS
Financial Mathematics:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Mathematical Sciences for a new full-time programme with effect
from October 2006 entry.
11. BSc Product Design and Technology: New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Design and Technology for a new full-time programme with effect
from October 2006 entry.
12. MA/MSc
Industrial Design by Research:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Design and Technology for a new full-time/part-time programme
with effect from October 2005 entry.
13. MSc
Citizenship, Identity and Globalization:
New Programme Proposals
To consider
proposals from Geography for a new full-time programme with effect from October
2006 entry.
14. New Programme Proposals from the Business School
To consider
a request from the Business School.
*15. MA Security Management:
Change of Award to MSc
To
recommend to Learning and Teaching Committee the change of award, with effect
from April 2006 entry but for all students who graduate as of July 2006.
*16. BSc Quantum Information and
Computation: Change of Title to Information Networks and Physics
CSC05-P22
To recommend to Learning and Teaching Committee the change of title, with effect from October 2006 entry.
*17. Discontinuation of
Programmes
CSC05-P23
To recommend to Learning and Teaching Committee the discontinuation of the following programmes (proposed date of last intake shown in brackets):
MBA Engineering Management (October 2003)
Prof Dip/Cert Retail Automotive Management (April 2003)
Prof Dip/Cert Automotive Retailing (November 2002)
PGCert Continuing Professional Development (October 2002)
*18. Major Changes to Programme Regulations
To approve
the following procedure for the approval of major changes to Programme
Regulations for the period to October 2005.
Proposals should receive CSC consideration by post at the discretion of
the Chair. Where concerns are raised a
second circulation would summarise these and invite a formal decision. The Chair would be empowered to determine
whether the replies constituted a consensus.
SECTION C – Items
for Information
*19. New Programme Proposal Form
To note that, at the request of the Student Recruitment and Admissions Team, proposers of new programmes are now required to consult with Howard Jones (Student Recruitment and Admissions) and Tony Westaway/ Jonathan Clapham (International Office) about the proposed title of a programme prior to the submission of a strategic proposal.
*20. Annual Update of Module Specifications and Programme Regulations/Specifications
To note:
.1 The memorandum circulated to
departments on 21 February 2005 (without Annexes)
CSC05-P25
.2 The
proposal forms for Module Specification and Programme Regulation/Specification
changes for 2005/06.
.3 Validated
Programmes: The procedure and timetable for revision and approval of Module
Specifications and Programme Regulations/Specifications for 2005/06.
21. Any Other Business
*22. Dates of Future Meetings
Wednesday 25 May 2005 (am) (if required)
2005/06
Thursday 13 October 2005 (am)
Thursday 12 January 2006 (am)
Thursday 4 May 2006 (am)
(Date for ‘if necessary’ meeting in late May 2006 to be determined)
Author: Jennie Elliott
Date: April 2005
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