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PROPOSED NEW REGULATIONS - FACULTY OF
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FACULTY OF ARTS GENERAL REGULATIONS,
AND SOME CHANGES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
ECONOMICS
From
NATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE
STUDIES
Date. 23, 1982
Action undertaken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate
Studies at its meeting of March 9, 1982 gives rise to the following
motion:
"That Senate approve and recommend approval to
the Board of Governors, as set forth in S.82-62
the proposed new regulations - Faculty of
Business Administration, changes in Faculty of
Arts General Regulations, and some changes in
the Department of Economics, including:
1.
Proposed new regulations - Faculty of Business
Administration
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pp. 1 - 7
2.
Changes in Faculty of Arts General Regulations
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pp. 8 - 11
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Changes in Requirements in the Department of
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Economics."
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A further proposal has been made that the degree for the
Faculty of Business Administration be "Bachelor of Business Administration"
and SCUS has concurred. A recommendation has gone forward to the Senate
Committee on Academic Planning with further report and recommendation to
be made by that body. (On May 12 that body
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concurred.)
In the development of these regulations it has been necessary
that there be careful decisions made and adjustments undertaken with the
movement of Business Administration from the Faculty of Arts to its own
Faculty whilst Economics remains in the Faculty of Arts. The programs
continue to provide for a Major Program in Business Administration, an
Honors Program in Business Administration, a Joint Major Program in
Business Administration and Economics, and a Joint Honors Program in
Business Administration and Economics. There is also provision for a
Major Program and for an Honors Program in Economics. There continues
to be provision for a Minor Program in Business Administration and a Minor
Prograul in Economics.
It is anticipated that further changes to programs may be proposed.
It is intended that the change in degree designation to Bachelor
of Business Administration be approved effective from September 1982 if
clearance can be given in sufficient time by the approval bodies. The main
changes in these regulations now proposed would become effective Fall' 83-3.
It is intended that announcement of these changes be made as early as
possible to give advance warning to students.
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The proposed change in degree designation to Bachelor of
Business Administration for those completing their degrees through the
Faculty of Business Administration would be effective from September 1982
if clearance can be given in sufficient time by the approval bodies.
The general principles are given in the attached memorandum. Proposed regulations
as the
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would be revised are shown in detail in pp. 1 -14 inclusive.
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The establishment of the Faculty of Business Administration necessitates
the approval of Faculty Regulations for Business Administration, changing of
the General Regulations of the Faculty of Arts and some alterations in re-
quirements
in
the Department of Economics. The Faculty of Arts Curriculum
Committee at its meeting of March 11, 1982 moved approval and recommends the
approval by SCUS of the following:
A.
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The General Regulations of the Faculty of Business Administration.
Business Administration has decided to follow the format of the
Faculty of Arts General. Regulations, with the following changes:
1.
Courses from Group E, allocated as substitutes for Groups
A, B, and C,
(p.
94 of the current calendar) are included
in Groups A, B, and C.
2.
BUS. and BUEC courses are excluded from Group B.
3.
Students are required to complete at least 50 hours outside
the Faculty of Business Administration.
4.
Majors must complete at least 36 Upper Division hours in
Business Administration.
5.
Honors must complete at least 56 Upper Division hours in
Business Administration.
6.
Joint Majors must complete at least 25 Upper Division
hours in each disciplirein addition to BUEC 332-3 and BUEC
333-3.
7.
Joint Honors must complete at least 28 Upper Division
hours in each discipline in addition to BUEC 332-3 and
BUEC 333-3
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BUEC courses will be double listed
in
the Faculty of Arts and in the
Faculty of Business Administration and may be counted in either Faculty
at the student's discretion.. ?
For these purposes, no student can
count a single course in two Faculties.
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Students who apply for a Joint Major or Joint Honors in Business
Administration and Economics will be governed by the regulations of
the Faculty from which they request their degrees -- either Arts or
Business Administration.
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D.
For purposes of the Group Requirements in the Faculty. of Arts
courses in Business Administration will continue to fulfill Group
B requirements.
E.
A change in the Joint Major and the Joint Honors program in Economics
to accord witk A 6 and 7..
F.
A change in the Minor Program for Economics which excludes Business
Administration majors from counting BUEC 332-3 and BUEC 333-3
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towards
the required 15 Upper Division hours.
The supporting papers. for these changes are attached.
The Faculty of Arts Curriculum Committee received for information and
transmittal to SCUS the recommendation of the following:
The name of the degree (to be granted in the Faculty of
Business Administration) be Bachelor of Business Administration.
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Because of the complexity of the changes which have been made
by Business Administration as they prepare their regulations for
the new Faculty of Business Administration, I have noted the major
changes requested and given the implications of the changes.
There were no rationales given in the submission.
1. Group Requirements
(a)
Business Administration proposes to retain the
Group A, B and C designations and the number of
required
hours. They have expanded the Groups to
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include Departments in Interdisciplinary Studies
from Arts Group E whose courses are allowed to
substitute for requirements in Croups A, B and C
(see page 6--Business Administration submission
and page 94 current calendar). The allocation of
Group E Departments is identical to that used by
.Arts.
(b) 'Business Administration and BUEC courses are not
included In Group B--so all Group Requirements
must be taken from courses external to Business
Administration.
2. Courses Required Outside Major Department
Business Administration is requiring that its students 'take at
least 50 hours outside Business Administration. Arts requires
at least 30. As 30 hours are required as Group Requirements,
Business students are required to take at least 20 hours in
addition to the Group Requirements outside Business.
3. Hours in Major
The hours required for a Business Major are being increased
from .30 hours to 36 hours.
4. BUEC Courses
B.UEC courses will be double listed in the Faculty of Arts.and
in the Faculty of Business Administration and may be counted
in either Faculty at the student's discretion. These courses
can be included In either major and are taught by faculty
members from both Economics and Business Administration. They
do not easily fit exclusively in either Arts or Business
Administration.
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Joint Programs
Business
Students who
Ad
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and
Joint
Economics
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Honors in
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do not clearly belong to either Faculty. (This comment will
be added to the submission.)
6. Note
The General Program regulations, at present do not Include
Joint Majors. The Honors Program does not include Joint Honors
--in terms of (f) the required hours. This will be changed.
7.
Honors Requirements
Honors
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Joint Majors
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Joint Major degree
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discipline, but BUEC 332-3 and 333-3 must be taken In' addition
to these 50 hours for a total of 56. Presently, the 'Joint
Major specifies a total of 51 hours in the disciplines.
9.
Joint Honors
The Joint Honors degree has been changed to
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28 hoUrà in each
discipline, but BUEC 332-3 and 333-3 must be taken in addition
to these 56 hours for a total of 62 hours.
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The attached document has been prepared to illustrate the proposed
changes iii credit hour requirements for various degree programs in the
Faculty of Business Administration effective September 1, 1982. These
changes have been approved by the Business Administration Undergraduate
Curriculum Committee and were circulated to all faculty for comment.
No further changes or comments have been received.
The changes recommended to the joint major and honors programs with
Economics have been discussed and approved within the Department of
Economics.
The Department has also approved the recommendation:
That the name of the degree (to be granted in the
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Faculty of Business Administration) be BACHELOR OF
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
These recommendations are forwarded to you for consideration by
the Faculty of Arts Undergraduate Curriculum Committee.
Registrars Note: Attached are selected pages only from
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New Text under General Program will read as follows:
General Program
At least 120 semester hours of credit which include:
a) A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in
Group A, including courses from at least two different
Group A departments. Include at least one of:
Engl
101-3
Introduction
to
Fiction
Engi
102-3
Introduction
to
Poetry
Engl
103-3
Introduction
to
Drama
Engl
104-3
Introduction
to
the Essay
Phil
001-3
In Pursuit of
Truth
Phil
110-3
Introduction
to
Philosophical Concepts and Reasoning
b)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group B,
including courses from at least two different Group B
departments; **
c)
A minimum of two courses in Group C;**
d)
A minimum of 50 semester hours outside Business Administration;
(Note: Courses taken outside Business Administration as part of the
Group Requirements, i.e. a), b) and c) above, may be counted toward
Requirement d).)
e)
A minimum of 45 semester hours in upper division courses including
a minimum of 36 in Business Administration (and for joint majors with
Economics, a minimum of 25 semester hours in Business Administration) .*
Courses labelled as BUEC may be counted for this requirement
provided they are not counted toward minimum hours in Economics
and/or the Faculty of Arts.
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The Faculty may designate up to 8 credit hours of program related
upper division courses offered by other departments, as beingacceptable
in fulfilling part of this requirement.
** Students may apply a total of 9 hours only of Geography courses toward
satisfying the Business Administration Group Requirements, si&çifical1y
Groups B and C (see designated Physical Geography courses).
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New Text under Honors Program will read as follows:
Honors Program
At least 132 semester hours of credit which include:
a) A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in
Group A, including courses from at least two different
Group A departments. Include at least one of:
Engl 101-3
Introduction to
Fiction
Engi 102-3
Introduction to Poetry
Engi
103-3 Introduction
to Drama
Engi
104-3 Introduction
to
the Essay
Phil
001-3 In Pursuit of Truth
Phil
110-3
Introduction to
Philosophical Concepts and Reasoning
b)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group B,
including courses from at least two different Group B
departments;**
c) A minimum of two courses in Group C;**
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d) A minimum of 50 semester hours outside Business Administration;
(Note: Courses taken outside Business Administration as part of the
Group Requirements, i.e. a), b) and c) above, may be counted toward
Requirement d).);
e) A minimum of 60 semester hours in upper division courses including
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a minimum of 56 hours in Business Administration (and for joint honors with
Economics, .a minimum of 28 semester hours in Business Administration).*
Courses labelled as BUEC may be counted for this requirement
provided they are not counted toward minimum hours in Economics
and/or the Faculty of Arts.
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The Faculty may designate up to 12 credit hours of program related
upper division courses offered by other departments, as being acceptable
in fulfilling part of this requirement.
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** Students may apply a total of 9 hours only of Geography courses toward
satisfying the Business Administration Group Requirements, specifically
Groups B and C (see designated Physical Geography courses).
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Proposed Group Requirements For
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Group A --
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English (excluding ENGL 010-3)
History.
Languages, Literatures and Linguistics
Philosophy
Humanities (students must take courses from at least two
Group A departments other than Humanities)
Fine and Performing Arts
General Studies
Group B --
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Archaeology
Economics
Geography (exluding all Physical Geography courses:
GEOG 111, 112, 313, 314, 315, 317, 318, 413, 414, 415, 416,
418, 419,
which may be counted only under Group C)
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology and Anthropology
Communication
Criminology
African/Middle Eastern Studies
Canadian Studies
Latin American Studies
Women's Studies
Group C --
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Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physical Geography:
GEOG 111,. 112, 313, 314, 315,. 317, 318, 413, 414, 415, 416,
418, 419.
Phys1s
Computing Science
Kinesiology
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NOTE: Transfer, students with General Elective credit should consult the Undergraduates
Program Co-ordinator regarding possible allocation to Faculty of Business
Administration Group Requirements.
1.2 Double Major Program
In selecting a Double Major, the following requirements must be completed:
(i)
the lower division requirements for each of the Major subjects selected,
(ii)
all other requirements of the Major departments concerned, and
(iii)
the requirements of the faculty in which the degree will be received.
1.3 Major/Minor Program
In selecting a Major-Minor program the following must be completed:
(1) the lower division requirements for the Major subject selected,
(ii)
all other requirements of the department concerned in which the Major is
taken,
(iii)
the lower division requirements and upper division requirements for the
Minor selected, and
(iv)
the requirements of the faculty in which the degree will be received.
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MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
At least 36 semester hours of upper division credit in Business Administration
including:
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the core courses listed above.
- at least three 400-division BUS, or BUEC courses* (excluding practicum courses)
- either a) an Area of Concentration.. (listed below)
or b) at least two courses from each of two different Areas of
Concentration.
Further upper division curses in any discipline must be taken to bring the
total of all upper division credit for the degree to a minimum of 45 semester
hours.
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Area(s) of Concentration described below,
JOINT MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
Students taking a Joint Major in Business Administration and Economics
will be governed by the regulations. of the Faculty from which they wish
to receive their degree (Business Administration or Arts).
At least 25 semester hours of upper division credit in Business Administration
including:
BUS.328-3 Accounting for Management
or both BUS.222-3 Accounting: Structure and Method
BUS.324-3 Managerial Accounting I
BUS. 312-4 Business Finance
BUS .343-3 Marketing
9US.372-3 Micro Perspectives on Organizations
OR
BUS.374-3: Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and at least two 400 division Business Administration courses*
and either an Area of Concentration (see page 247) or at least two courses
from each of two different Areas of Concentration
plus at least. 25 semester hours of upper division, credit in Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
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and at least one 409 division economics course
BUEC 332-3 and. 333-3 must be included in the Joint Major progiani but are not
counted towards the 25 semester hours of upper division credit in either
Business Administration or Economics,
*TOTE: These courses may be within the Area(s) of Cor.natipn,
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HONORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -
At least 56 semester hours of upper division credit in Business Administration
(BUS, or BIJEC courses) including:
- the core courses listed above
- at least three 400 division BUS, or BUEC courses* (excluding practicum
courses)
- either a) an Area of Concentration listed below
or b) at least two courses from each of two different Areas of Concen-
tration
- ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
- BUS.336-5 Management Science
Further upper division credit must be obtained in any discipline to bring the
total of all upper division credit required for the degree to a minimum of
60 semester hours (see Faculty of Business Administration Regulations page
of this Calendar).
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Area(s) of Concentration.
JOINT HONORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
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Students taking Joint Honors in Business Administration and Economics
will be governed by the regulations of the Faculty from which they wish
to receive their degree (Business Administration or Arts).
At least 28 semester hours of upper division credit in Business Administra-
tion including:
BUS.328-3 ?
Accounting for Management
or both BUS.-22-3 Accounting: Structure and Method
BUS.324-4 Managerial Accounting 1
BUS.312-4 ?
Business Finance
BUS.343-3 ?
Marketing
and BUS.336-5
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Management Science
BUS.372-3 ?
Micro Perspectives on Organizations
OR
BITS —
.374-3
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Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and either an Area of Concentration (see page 247) or at least two courses from
each of two different Areas of Concentration
and at least three 400 division Business Administration courses*
plus at least 28 semester hours of upper division credit in Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconotnic Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
ECON 310-3 Money and Banking
ECON 331-5 Introduction to Mathematical Economics
ECON 401-5 Advanced Economic Theory
and at least one additional 400 division economics course
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BUEC 332-3 and 333-3 must be included in the Joint Honors program but
are not counted towards the 28 semester hours of upper division credit
in either Business Administration or Economics.
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Area(s) of Concentration.
MINOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
At least 19 semester hours of upper division credit including the
following courses:
BUS. 343-3
Marketing
BUS.
307-3 -
Managerial Economics
or ECON
301-5 -
Intermediate Microeconomics Theory
BUS.
312-4 -
Business Finance
BUS.
328-3
Accounting for Management
or both BUS.
222-4 -
Accounting: Structure and Method
BUS. 324-3 -
Managerial Accounting I
BUS.
372-3
Micro Perspective on Organizitions
or
BUS.
374-3 -
Macro Perspectives on Organizations
plus
BUEC
332-3 -
Elementary EconOmic and Business Statistics I
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CURRICULUM CHANGES
FACULTY OF ARTS
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FACULTY OF ARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR THE B .A. DEGREE
The Faculty of Arts requirements fall into three categories:
1.
The distribution of the total credit, hours among the
faculties of the University as well as the various
departments and programs within the Faculty of Arts
(see Group Requirements,
p.
92).
2.
Requirements for acceptance into and continuance in
degree programs.
3.
The establishment of minimum academic standards via the
Grade Point Average (GPA) for successful completion of
the various degree programs.
Note: Students who wish to obtain a B.A. degree with a Minor,
Major or Honors in Mathematics may count Mathematics as
an Arts subject, with this exception, all regulations
of the Faculty of Arts will apply to them. Students
who wish to undertake this program are strongly urged
to seek advice from the Department of Mathematics.
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FACULTY OF ARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR THE B.A. DEGREE
The Faculty of Arts requirements fall into three categories:
1.
The distribution of the total credit hours among the
faculties of the University as well as the various depart-
ments and programs within the Faculty of Arts (see Group
Requirements,
p.
92).
2.
Requirements for acceptance into and continuance in
degree programs.
3.
The establishment of minimum academic standards via the
Grade Point Average (GPA) for successful completion of
the various degree programs.
Note: Students who wish to obtain a B.A. degree in the
Faculty of Arts with a Joint Major or Joint Honors
in Economics and Business Administration will be
governed by the regulations of the Faculty of Arts.
Students who wish to undertake this program are
strongly advised to seek advice from the Department
of Economics.
Note: Students who wish to obtain a B.A. degree with a
Minor, Major or HOnors in Mathematics may count
Mathematics as an Arts subject, with this exception,
all regulations of the Faculty of Arts will apply
to them. ' Students who wish to undertake this program
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are strongly urged to seek advice from the Department?
of Mathematics.
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GENERAL PROGRAM
At
least 120 semester hours of credit which include:
a)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group A,
including courses from at least two different Group A
departments;
b)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group B,
including courses from at least two different Group B
departments**;
c) .
A minimum of two courses in Group C**;
d)
A minimum of 30 semester hours outside one's Arts
Major department;
(Note:
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Courses taken outside one's Major department
as part of the Group Requirements, i.e. a),;
b), and c) above, may be counted toward
Requirement ?
d).).
e)
The lower division prerequisites for at least one
Arts Major program;
(Note: ?
These semester hours may be counted toward
the appropriate Group Requirements above.)
f)
A minimum of 45 semester hours in upper division
courses including a minimum of 30 hours in an Arts
Major Program*;
g)
A minimum of 70 semester hours in Arts subjects.
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A department may designate up to 8 credit hours
of program related upper division courses offered
by other departments, as being acceptable in ful-
filling part of thisrequirement..
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Students may apply a total of 9 hours only of
Geography courses toward satisfying the Faculty
of Arts Group Requirements, specifically Groups B and
C
(see designated Physical Geography courses).
GENERAL PROGRAM
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appear
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in the Honors
Pr'órdm.
At least 120 semester hours of credit which include:
a)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group A,
including courses from at least two different Group A
departments ?
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b)
A minimum of 12 semester hours in courses in Group B,
including courses from at least two different Group B
departments**;
c)
A minimum of two courses in Group C**;":
d)
A minimum of 30 semester hours outside-Ones Arts Major
department;
(Note: Courses taken outside one's Major department
as part of the Group Requirements, i.e. a), b),
and c) above, may be counted tosá'rd Requirement d).)..
e)
The lower division prerequisites for at last one Arts
Major Program;
(Note: These semester hours may be counted toward the?
appropriate Group Requirements above.)
f)
A minimum of 45 semester hours in upper division courses
including a minimum of 30 hours in an Arts Major Program*,
g)
A minimum of 70 semester hours in Arts s.ibjects.
Note: For the purpose of this requirentt, courses
labelled BUEC may be counted as
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ipg in the
Faculty of Arts as long as tiey have not been
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counted towards Business Administration Major
or Faculty requirements
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* A department may designate up to 8 credit hours of
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program related upper division courses offered by
other departments, as being acceptable in fulfilling
part of this requirement...
** Students may apply a total of 9 hours only of
• Geography courses toward satisfying the Faculty of
Arts Group Requirements, specifically Groups B and
C (see designated Physical Geography courses).
p. 93
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Group B -
Faculty of Arts
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Archaeology
Business Administration and Economics
Geography (excluding all Physical
Geography courses: GEOG 111, 112, 313,
314, 315, 317, 318, 413, 414, 415, 416,
418, 419 which may be counted only under
Group C).
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology and Anthropology
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Group B
Faculty of Arts ?
Archaeology
and Faculty of ?
Business Administration and Economics
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Business ?
Courses labelled BUEC
Administration NOTE: When used for Group B purposes
courses labelled BUS. BUEC and
ECON count as a single department
Geography (Excluding all Physical Geography
courses: GEOG lii, 112, 313, 314, 315,
317, 318, 413, 414, 415, 416, 418, 419
which may be counted only under Group C)
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology and Anthropology
p. 94
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1.2 Double Major Program
In selecting a Double Major, the following requirements
must be completed:
(i)
the lower division requirements for each of the Major
subjects selected,
(ii)
all other requirements. of the Major departments
concerned, and
(iii)
the requirements of the faculty in which the degree
will be received.
- The Faculty of Arts requirements for two Arts Majors are
considered to have been met when 30 hours of credit in
courses numbered 300 and above, as specified by each of
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the Major departments, is received in addition to all
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requirements for both Major subjects and the Group
Requirements.
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1.2 Double Major Program
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In selecting a Double Major, the following requirements
must be completed:
(1) the lower division requirements for each of the
Major subjects selected,
(ii)
all other requirements of the Major departments
concerned, and
(iii)
the requirements of the faculty in which the degree
will be received.
The Faculty of Arts requirements for two Arts Majors are
considered to have been met when 30 hours of credit in
courses numbered 300 and above, as specified by each of
the Major departments, is received in addition to all
requirements for both Major subjects and the Group
Requirements.
NOTE: Students wishing a double major with a department
in the Faculty of Arts and Business Administration
will probably not be able to complete their degree
within 120 hours. They should seek advice early in
their programs from both major departments.
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JOINT MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
At least 26 semester hours of upper division credit in
Business Administration Including:
BUS. 328-3 ?
Accounting for Management
or both BUS. 222-3 Accounting Structure and Method?
BUS. 324-3 Managerial Accounting I
BUS. 312-4
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Business Finance
BUS. 343-3 ?
Marketing
BUEC 332-3 ?
Elementary Economic and Business
Statistics I
BUEC 333-3 ?
Elementary Economic and Business
Statistics II
BUS, 372-3 ?
Micro Perspectives on Organizations
or ?
BUS. 374-3 ?
Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and ?
at least two 400 division Business Administration courses*
and ?
either an Area of Concentration (see page 247) or at
least two courses from each of two different Areas of
Concentration.
plus ?
at least 25 semester hours of upper division credit In
Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconomic
Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic
and ?
at least one 400 division economics course
?
Theory
BUEC 332-3 and 333-3 must be included among the above 51
credits and may be counted as fulfilling either the
Business Administration or the Economics requirements but
not both.
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Areasof Concentration.
JOINT MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
At least 25 semester hours of upper division credit in
Business Administration Including:
BUS. 328-3
?
Accounting for Management
or both BUS. 222-3 Accounting Structure and Method?
BUS. 324-3 Managerial Accounting I
BUS. 312-4 ?
Business Finance
BUS. 343-3 ?
Marketing
BUS. 372-3 ?
Micro Perspectives on Organizations
or
?
BUS. 374-3 ?
Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and ?
at least two 400 division Business Administration courses*
and ?
either an Area of Concentration (see page 247)
o
r at least
two courses from each of two different Areas of
Concentration
plus ?
at least 25 semester hours of upper division credit in
Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconomic
Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic
and ?
at least one 400 division Economics course
?
Theory
plus ?
BUEC 332-3 Elementary Economics and Business Statistics I
& BUEC 333-3 Elementary Economics and Business Statistics II
neither of which count toward the required 50 hours of
Business Administration and Economics courses as detailed
above.
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Areas of Concentration
CURRICULUM CHANGES
Department of Economics
FROM
CURRICULUM CHANGES
Department of Economics
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FROM:
JOINT HONORS. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
.3
At least 30 semester hours of upper division credit
in
Business Administrajon including:
BUS. 328-3 ?
Accounting for Management
or both BUS. 222-3 Accounting Structure and Method
BUS.
?
324-3 Managerial Accounting I
BUS.
?
312-4 ?
. ?
Business ?
Finance
BUS-. ?
343-3 ?
Marketing
BUEC 332-3 ?
Elementary Economic and Business
Statistics I
BUEC 333
. 3 ?
Elementary Economic and Business
and
BUS. 336-5 ?
Management Science
?
Statistics II
BUS. ?
372-3 ?
Micro Perspectives, on Organizations
or
BUS. 374-3 ?
Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and
either an area of Concentration (see page 247) or at least
two courses from each of two different Areas of
COncentration
and
at least three 400 division Business Administration courses*
plus ?
at least 30 semester hours of upper division credit
In
Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconomic
Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic
Theory
ECON 310-3 Money and Banking
ECON 331-5 Introduction to Mathematical
Economics
ECON 401-5 Advanced Economic Theory
and
at least one additional 400 division Economics course
BUEC 332-3 and 333-3 are required to be included among
the above 60 credits, and may be counted as fulfilling
either the Business Administration or the Economics
requirements, but not both
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Areas of Concentration
TO: ?
,
JOINT HONORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS
At least 28 semester hours of upper division credit
in
Business Administration including:
BUS. 328-3 ?
Accounting in Management
or both BUS. 222-3 Accounting Structure and Method
BUS.
?
324-3 Managerial Accounting I
BUS.
?
312-4 ?
Business Finance
BUS. ?
343-3 ?
Marketing
and
BUS. 336-5 ?
Management Science
BUS. ?
372-3 ?
Micro Perspectives on Organizations
or
BUS. 374-3 ?
Macro Perspectives on Organizations
and
either an Area of Concentration (see page 247) or. at
least two courses from each of two different Areas of
Concentration
and
at least three 400 division Business Administration courses*
plus
at least 28 semester hours of upper division credit in
Economics including:
ECON 301-5 Intermediate Microeconomic
Theory
ECON 305-5 Intermediate Macroeconomic
ECON 310-3 Money and Banking
?
Theory
ECON 331-5 Introduction to Mathematical
Economics
ECON 401-5 Advanced Economic Theory
and
at least one additional
?
400 division Economics course
plus ?
BUEC 332-3 Elementary Economics and Business Statistics I
& BUEC 333-3 Elementary Economics and Business Statistics II
neither of which count toward the required 56 hours of
Business Administration and Economics courses as detailed
above.
*NOTE: These courses may be within the Areas of Concentration
3
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RATIONALE:
A request from the Department of Business Administration to
increase the total credit hours in Business for Joint Majors and
Honors, gave rise to concern that the Economics portion of the
program would be diluted if the compulsory statistics courses,
BIJEC 332 and 333 were counted toward Economics. This would have
reduced the-actual Economics content of the Joint degrees to 19
and 24 credit hours respectively. Thus, the above compromise was
made.
p. 264
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MINOR IN ECONOMICS
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FROM:
At least 15 semester hours of upper division
credit in Economics.
TO:
At least 15 semester hours of upper division
credit in Economics
NOTE: Students majoring in Business Administration
may not count BUEC 332-3 and BUEC 333-3 as
part of the required 15 hours in Economics.
RATIONALE:
At present, a minor in Economics may be (and frequently
is) obtained by completing only .2 five credit Economics
courses plus BUEC 332-3 and BUEC 333-3, Elementary Economics
and Business Statistics I and II. Since the latter are
required courses for major in Business Administration,
satisfaction of the Economics minor requirement may be
achieved with minimal effort. To eliminate any dilution
of the minor in Economics, where BIJEC 332 and 333 are part
of the major program's core courses, they should not be
applied to the fulfilment of the minor requirement.
