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From
SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE
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Action undertaken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies
at its meeting of November 15, 1983 gives rise to the following
motion:
MOTION: "That Senate approve and recommend approval to
the Board of Governors, as set forth in S.83-97,
the proposed changes in Chemistry to include
requirement of CMPT 102-3 - Introduction to
Programming for Science Students in various
programs"
FOR INFORMATION:
Acting under delegated authority at its meeting of
November 15, 1983 the Senate Committee on Undergraduate
Studies approved change in prerequisite for CHEM 307-0 -
Practicum by adding CHEM 218-3 - Introduction to Analytical
Chemistry to the now required CHEM 306-0 and normally
completion of 42 sem. hours credit with CGPA of 2.75
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SJMUIN FHASER
UNIVERSITY
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Alden Sherwood,
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Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
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Mathematical
Physics Committee
Date........1?P.-26................................
The Mathematical Physics Committee
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out of 6 members being on
campus this month) recommends the following change in the requirements
for the Mathematical Physics honors Program:
The requirement
of
CNI'T 103-4 and the note condi-
.tionally allowing
Ct4PT 118-3
as an alternative are
to be deleted.
In
place of ctii'r 103-4, the proposed
course cMPT 1XX-3, "Introduction to Programming for
Science Students", is to be required.
Reason for change - there has been widespread
dissatisfaction expressed
about C141'T 103-4 not meeting the needs of science students. The proposed
CMPT 1XX-3 has been designed in response to those objections to CMPT 103.
Leslie E.
Ballentjne
LEB/dy
cc: Dr. R.W. Lardner, Math
Dr. C.Y. Shen, Math
Dr.
M. Plisehke, Physics
e) "That CMPT 102-3 be Included In the list of courses
required in the Chemistry Major, Chemistry Honors,
Bio
chemistry Major and Biochemistry Honors programs, and
that CMPT 102-3 replace CMPT 103-4 in the list of
courses required In the Mathematical Physics Honors
P
rogram." (1-83-7)
CMPT 102-3 has been developed by the Computing science
department on consultation with members of the Faculty of
Science. The course is based upon Fortran 77 and will
emphasize the use of computing in the solution of problems
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in the natural sciences.
The course will be presented to SCUS and to Senate for
approval and Inclusion in the next calendar for these
programs would be desirable.
