SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

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S.03-10

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MEMORANDUM

To:

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Senate

From: ?

A. MacKinnon, Chair

Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies

Subject: ?

Deletion of courses not offered

Date: ?

December 12, 2002

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Senate Paper S.73-125 provides that

any

courses not offered within a six semester period be

deleted from the Calendar unless adequate justification for retaining the course is presented, with

SCUS charged with reviewing those courses under this ruling.

The Registrar advised Faculty Deans of those courses which fell under the above provisions

and

requested a response to the notice of intention to delete the courses. SCUS approved the

department/faculty recommendations for deletion. In a number of cases, SCUS agreed that there

was adequate justification to retain the course for the present.

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For Information:

(SCUS Reference: SCUS 02-32)

(December 10, 2002 meeting)

Acting under delegated authority, SCUS approved deletion of the following courses:

BUS 434

Foreign Market Entry

BUS 439

North

American

International Trade Issues

CRIM

342

Dynamics of Interpersonal Relationships

EDUC 431

Concepts of Childhood in the History of Western Education

FPA

127

History of

Dance:

Origins to the

20th

Century

GS 101

Introduction to University Studies

HIST 418

Modern Spain

and

the Civil War

MATH 402

Industrial Mathematics

MATH 451

Mathematical Logic

PHIL

325

Philosophy of

Art II

PHIL

340

Philosophical Methods

POL 311

History of Political Thought I

POL 330

Government

and

Politics: Western Europe

STAT 420

Non-Parametric Statistics

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In January, 1999 (S.99-9) Senate approved a proposal to create a Temporarily Withdrawn

(mothball) category for courses not offered. Under this provision the following courses were

identified as being temporarily withdrawn:

ARCH 410

Advanced Archaeometry

BUEC 397

Government and Business

BUEC 433

Forecasting in Business and Economics

BUEC

495

Legal Aspects of Economic Relationships

CMPT 116

Introduction to Object-Oriented Program in SmaliTalk

CMPT 117

Introduction to Internet Programming - Java

CRIM 411

Crime and Victimization of the Elderly

CRJM 440

Correctional Administration & Planning

ECON 101

The Canadian Economy

ECON 252

Historical Transitions to Modern Economic Growth

ECON 409

Seminar in Economic Thought

ECON

459

Seminar in Economic Demography

ECON 468

Seminar in Regional Economic Development

ENGL 430

Writing and Response in Research Genres

ENGL 431

Theory and Practice of Technical and Professional Literacies

GERM 300

Advanced German-Composition/Conversation

GERO 405

aging in Small Communities and Rural Areas

H[ST 104

History of the Americas to 1763

HIST 301

Heritage Preservation

HIST 302

Archives Methods and Uses

HIST 308

The Byzantine Empire

HIST 322

Atlantic Migration

HIST 334

Russia to 1900

HIST 354

Imperialism and modernization in Asia and the Middle East

LING 403

Advanced Phonology

LING 423

Advanced Morphology

PHIL 452

Nineteenth Century European Philosophy

PHIL 453

Background to Analytical Philosophy

PHIL 456

Twentieth Century European Philosophy

POL 344

Public International Law

SA 401

Politics of Culture in Contemporary Society

EDUC 470

Experience in Teaching Students Who Have Limited English Proficiency

EDUC 342

Contemporary Approaches to Literacy Instruction

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