S.03-94
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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
To: ?
Senate
From: ?
R.
Blackman, Chair
Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies
Subject: ?
Curriculum Revisions
Faculty of Science
(SCUS reference 03-17)
Date: ?
September
15,
2003
FOR INFORMATION
Acting under delegated authority, at the September 9, 2003 meeting, SCUS approved curriculum
revisions in the following departments/schools/programs:
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a) ?
Biological Sciences
b) ?
Earth Sciences
C) ?
Statistics & Actuarial Science
Any Senator wishing to consult the full report of curriculum revisions should contact
Bobbie Grant, Senate Assistant at 291-3168 or email bgrant@sfu.ca
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FOR INFORMATION
a) Biological Sciences
i.
change of description in stream program requirements from '(including either BISC
498 or 499)' to '(which may include either BISC 498 or 499)
ii.
addition of BISC 403 to the Cell/Molecular Stream
iii.
changes to calendar description to reflect program requirement changes.
b) Earth Sciences
i. change of Lower Division requirement for the Major Program.
c) Statistics & Actuarial Science
i. change of prerequisite for STAT 302
ii. changes to program requirements for Statistics Major/Minor/Honors (Science)
1)
STAT 285 to replace STAT 280
2)
deletion of MACM 316 xMaJor requirement
3)
addition of 1 required elective course
4)
calendar language to reflect above changes
iii. modification of calendar entry to Actuarial Mathematics Certificate/Major/Honors
Programs to reflect previously approved course changes.
d) Molecular Biology and Biochemis
i.
modification of calendar entry to reflect previously approved changes to honors,
major and minor programs
ii.
deletion of streams
iii.
raise prerequisite grade requirement for Upper Level courses from C- to C
iv.
raise CGPA admission requirement for Majors from 2.0 to
2.5
in lower level required
courses
v.
change of prerequisite for MBB 308, 403, 412, 413, 422
vi.
change MBB 490-3 into a 2-credit course
vii.
remove 3.0 GPA requirement from MBB 49
1-5
viii.
change of vector for MBB 308, 309
ix changes in MBBfBusiness program to reflect changes Business made to its academic
programs
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