Curriculum Committee s11

CURRICULUM COMMITTEE Friday, March 6, 2015 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. via ITV: NM / PCR3; FB / PCR

Please Refer to the SCC web site: 3.22 / Course Syllabi and Course Outlines Policy; 3.22.1 / Course Syllabi and Course Outlines Procedure; 3.36 / Academic Programs Policy; 3.36.1 / Academic Programs

MINUTES

PRESENT: Gale Bigbee, Michele Brielmaier, Tony Bryson, Lisa Lamor, Donna Marzolf, Becky Miller, Candy Mortenson-Klimpel, Shawn Schroeder, Pam Schweim, Karen Snay, Dr. Susan Tarnowski, Jim Zwaschka, Barb Embacher, Stacy Tomhave

ABSENT: Dave Gilmore, Laurie Oelslager, Peter Wruck

GUESTS: Deb Salmon, Ryan Langemeier, Jon Morgan, Joe Volk, Kelcey Woods-Nord

1. Call to Order: Gale Bigbee called the meeting to order at 1:04 p.m. and attendance was taken.

2. Approval of Agenda  Carpentry: Consider only 11 of 14 CCOs / remove CARP 1229, 1232, 2000 (move to April agenda)  Remove CIM 2107 / was previously approved and no changes  Move 3 Mechatronic awards to April meeting  WELD 1065 spelling correction: Metallurgy Motion to Approve: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously

3. Approval of Minutes From Previous Meeting (February 20, 2015) Motion to Approve: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously

4. 30 Minutes: Curriculum Committee Business – Gale Bigbee  CC members have been doing a great job of reviewing CCOs and give good comments & suggestions  Good questions on institutional core competencies  Look at individual program student learning outcomes and how they are being supported more than institutional core competencies, within each CCO  Thanks to all for working with extended deadlines, due to shortened timelines and heavy load of requests  Today is the last day for intentions to be considered for this school year

5. OLD BUSINESS A. DRAFT By-Laws  Will continue the work at May meeting  Will look at membership

6. NEW BUSINESS A. Office Administration & Technology – Becky Miller 1. OTEC 2830 Microsoft Publisher  Modify to update Microsoft Publisher 2013 software Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 2

B. Office Administration & Technology – Becky Miller 1. Modify Existing Award: Administrative Office Specialist – Medical AAS  Add PHIL 150 Medical Ethics course as a LAS elective Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously

C. Community Social Services – Deb Salmon 1. SOWK 100 Introduction to Social Work: Change from CSS 1812  Switched to LAS course Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. SOWK 105 Social Welfare Services: Change from CSS 1813  Switched to LAS course Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously 3. SOWK 110 Community Social Service Projects: Change from CSS 1814  Switched to LAS course Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously

D. Community Social Services – Deb Salmon 1. Modify Existing Award: Community Social Services AAS  Updated due to 3 courses changed to LAS courses Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously

E. Family Services Specialist – Darci Stanford 1. Create New Award: Family Services Specialist AAS  60 credit AAS  New program combining Child Development & Community Social Services  Requested to meet industry need Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously

F. Manufacturing – Ryan Langemeier 1. CMAE 1514 Safety Awareness  New course / 2 credits  Created to be part of the manufacturing core curriculum in the MSSC alignment work of the TAACCCT Grant  Affected the following programs: CIM; Mechatronics; Welding Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. CMAE 1518 Manufacturing Process & Production  New course / 2 credits  Created to be part of the manufacturing core curriculum in the MSSC alignment work of the TAACCCT Grant  Affected the following programs: CIM; Mechatronics; Welding Motion to Endorse: Michele Brielmaier; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 3

3. CMAE 1522 Quality Practices  New course / 2 credits  Created to be part of the manufacturing core curriculum in the MSSC alignment work of the TAACCCT Grant  Affected the following programs: CIM; Mechatronics; Welding Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously 4. CMAE 1526 Maintenance Awareness  New course / 2 credits  Created to be part of the manufacturing core curriculum in the MSSC alignment work of the TAACCCT Grant  Affected the following programs: CIM; Mechatronics; Welding Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Passed Unanimously

G. Mechatronics – Doug Laven 1. MECA 2130 Fluid Power II  Change Name From Hydraulics  Term is used in the field and for industry credentials Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously

H. Mechatronics – Doug Laven 1. Modify Existing Award: Mechatronics Industrial Maintenance Certificate 2. Modify Existing Award: Mechatronics Diploma 3. Modify Existing Award: Mechatronics AAS MOVE TO NEXT AGENDA

I. Computer Integrated Machining (CIM) – Bill Block, Jon Morgan 1. CIM 1102 CNC Programming I  Modify course  Reduce credits from 3 to 2 Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. CIM 1106 Machine Tool Theory I  Modify course  Reduce credits from 2 to 1 Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Passed Unanimously 3. CIM 1207 Interpreting Engineering Drawings  New Course / 2 credits  Combined CIM 1100 & CIM 1101 Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously 4. CIM 2101 Interpreting Engineering Drawings III  Modify course  Reduce credits from 3 to 2 Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Michele Brielmaier; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 4

5. CIM 2103 CNC Programming III  New course / 4 credits  Increased credits from 3 to 4 Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Michele Brielmaier; Motion Passed Unanimously 6. CIM 2107 Quality Process and Inspection (No Change, Included by Mistake) 7. CIM 2109 Applications II  New course / 4 credits  Changed credits from variable to non-variable 4 credits Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously 8. CIM 2204 CNC Programming IV  New course / 4 credits  Increased credits from 3 to 4 Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 9. CIM 2205 Advanced Quality and Inspection  New course / 4 credits  Increased credits from 2 to 4 Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Michele Brielmaier; Motion Passed Unanimously 10. CIM 2211 CIM Capstone  New course / 4 credits  Changed credits from variable to non-variable 4 credits Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Donna Marzolf; Motion Passed Unanimously

J. Computer Integrated Machining (CIM) – Bill Block, Jon Morgan 1. Modify Existing Award: CIM Production Operator Certificate of Training  Changed name to CIM Right Skills Now Certificate  Need to change 2014-15 to 2015-16 on Crosswalk  Change of credits from 17 to 20  Will need to be processed through Program Navigator  Move CIM Internship into a 2nd semester  Need to correct title of Tech Math on Scope & Sequence  Changes as a result of embedding the manufacturing core curriculum / aligning with MSSC, as part of the TAACCCT Grant work Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Michele Brielmaier; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 5

2. Modify Existing Award: CIM Diploma  Change to courses  No credit change / 66 credits  Need to make changes to Scope and Sequence  Need to modify course CIM 2206 Mold and Die – return in April (reduce credits to 2)  Changes to be part of the MSSC core curriculum of the manufacturing alignment work of the TAACCCT Grant Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously Motion to Rescind Vote on CIM Diploma until CCO 2206 is Adjusted: Gale Bigbee; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously ADD TO NEXT AGENDA 3. Modify Existing Award: CIM AAS  No credit change / 72 credits  Need to modify course CIM 2206 Mold and Die – return in April (reduce credits to 2) ADD TO NEXT AGENDA

K. Welding – Joe Volk 1. WELD 1011Welding Safety: Change Name from OSHA 10 Hour & Welding Safety II  Modify course / 1 credit  Change to shorter course name  Discussion, if there is no prerequisite, add the word None Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. WELD 1025 Introduction to Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)  Modify course / reduce to 1 credit, per advisory committee feedback Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously 3. WELD 1055 Brazing and Cutting: Change Name from Introduction to Oxy-Fuel Welding & Cutting  Modify course / 3 credits  Change name to reflect plasma cutting rather than oxy fuel Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously 4. WELD 1065 Metallurgy  New Course / 1 credit  Helpful content Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously 5. WELD 1075 Advanced Welding Lab  New Course / 4 credits  Requested by advisory committee feedback  Will serve as a Capstone of the program  Question on Pre/Corequisite requirement  Concern of someone with previous experience (credit for prior learning), faculty will review for credit  Only include welding safety (WELD 1011) as a prerequisite Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 6

6. WELD 1085 Welding Internship  New Course / 2 credits  Requested by advisory committee feedback  Add institutional core competencies  Question on ‘permission to register is required from the instructor,’ change to ‘instructor permission required’ Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously

L. Welding – Joe Volk 1. Modify (Create New Award): Welding Certificate  Course changes only  No credit change / 16 credits  Requested by advisory committee feedback Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. Create New Award: Welding Diploma  New Award / 35 credits  Will help to meet current and future industry demands and create an additional pathway that includes the manufacturing core curriculum as part of the work of the TAACCCT grant  Will need to be processed through Program Navigator  Change Scope and Sequence total to 35 credits Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously

M. Carpentry – Ryan Langemeier 1. CARP 1110 Carpentry Tools & Safety  New course / 2 credits Motion to Endorse: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously 2. CARP 1130 (1115) Residential Principles II: Change Name from Site Experience & Foundations  New course / 5 credits ADD TO NEXT AGENDA 3. CARP 1123 Residential Principals: Change Name from Site Experience & Foundations  Modify course / 5 credits Motion to Endorse: Donna Marzolf; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously 4. CARP 1226 Stairway Technology  Modify course / change from 3 to 2 credits Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 5. CARP 1227 Interior Finish I: Change Name from Interior Finish  Modify course / change from 3 to 2 credits Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 6. CARP 1228 Interior Finish II  Modify course / 4 credits Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Jim Zwaschka; Motion Passed Unanimously Curriculum Committee Minutes Friday, March 6, 2015 Page 7

7. CARP 1229 Exterior Finish 8. CARP 1232 Carpentry Lab 9. CARP 2000 Carpentry Internship ADD (3) TO NEXT AGENDA 10. CARP 2100 Foundations and Footings  New course / 3 credits Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 11. CARP 2101 Commercial Construction Concepts  New course / 2 credits Motion to Endorse: Pam Schweim; Motion Seconded: Karen Snay; Motion Passed Unanimously 12. CARP 2102 Construction Site Experience I ADD TO NEXT AGENDA 13. CARP 2103 Residential Framing  New course / 2 credits Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Shawn Schroeder; Motion Passed Unanimously 14. CARP 2202 Construction Site Experience II ADD TO NEXT AGENDA

N. Carpentry – Ryan Langemeier 1. Modify Existing Award: Carpentry Certificate  Fall start, Faribault campus only  No credit change / 17 credits Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously

2. Modify Existing Award: Carpentry Diploma  Increase credits from 32 to 48  Will need to be processed through Program Navigator  Changes requested by industry advisory committee members  Faribault campus only Motion to Endorse: Karen Snay; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously 3. Modify Existing Award: Carpentry AAS  Faribault campus only  No credit change Motion to Endorse: Candy Mortenson-Klimpel; Motion Seconded: Pam Schweim; Motion Passed Unanimously

A. Announcements / For the Good of the Order

Adjourn at 5:35 p.m.