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FACULTY OF ARTS - PROPOSED CHANGES 

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Date.....WY. 17,...L9.7.9................................ 

Actions taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies at its 

meeting of May 15, 1979 give rise to the following motions: 

MOTION I 

"That Sence approve, as set forth in S.79-69, 

the change of requirements for upper division 

work in the Department of Economics and 

Commerce. 

MOTION II 

"That Senate approve, as set forth in S.79-69, 

the change in requirements for prerequisite 

purposes in the Department of Economics and 

Commerce 'in order that a course be accepted 

as fulfilling a prerequisite a student must 

obtain a grade of C- or higher."' 

MOTION III 

"That Senate approve, as set forth in S.79-69, 

the change in Calendar language and requirements 

for ECON 101-3 - The Canadian Economy, ECON 102-3 

- Twentieth Century Economies, COMM 103-3 - 

Business in Society." 

It is not intended that the changes in Motions I, II and III be rigidly 

applied until such time as they appear in Calendar in 1980 but that 

students could be advised by the Department with appropriate phasing 

in

prior to that time. 

Norman R. Reilly 

Chairman 

Harry. Evans ....... Se.cr.e.tarv, SCUS 

Sheila Roberts ...... 

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Subject...Curricular Changes Department 

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of Economics and Commerce 

The Faculty of Arts Curriculum Committee at its meeting of Apri' 5, 1979 

approved the attached changes to the curriculum of the Depar1ent 

of Economics and Commerce. These changes involve prerequisite changes 

for specific courses, and overall changes in the requirements for 

students in all courses taught by the deprtment 

Would you please place these changes on the a 

g

enda of a future 

SCUS meting. 

Thank-you. 

CC N. Reilly 

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RECAPITULATION 

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE. 

B. UPPER DIVISION WORK 

P. 109 

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Change of 

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FROM: Normall y 

, students will not be permitted 

Requirements ? 

to take the Department's Upper Division 

courses (courses numbered 300 and 400) 

during their first 60 hours without 

permission of the Chairman of the 

Undergraduate Program in Economics 

and Commerce. 

To: ? 

Normally, students will not be permitted 

to take the 

De

p

artment's Upper )ivision 

courses (courses numbered 300 and 400) 

during their first 60 hours without 

permission of the Chairman of the 

Undergraduate Program in Economics and 

Commerce. Departt+ majors will 

normally he expected to include 

45 Upper Division credit hours in their 

last 60 hours. 

RATIONALE ? 

wishes 

These are 

to have 

the standards 

maintained 

the

by

Department 

all

Economics and Commerce majors. 

P. 109 

Additional Requirement 

ADD: ? 

In order for a course to be 

accepted as fulfilling a prerequisite, 

a student must have obtained a grade 

of C- or higher. 

RATIONALE 

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To ensure that students will be qualified 

to undertake successfully the material 

covered in the subsequent course. 

Such standards are required of all 

students who obtain transfer credit 

from other institutions. 

.--.- 

March 30, 1979 

Economics 

Change in Calendar 

101 Students 

Language's 

with credit 

for Economics 200 and/or 

Economics 205 may not take this course for 

further credit. 

Rationale: ? 

For those students who have completed Econ. 200 

and Econ. 205, Economics 390 is available and 

should be taken instead of Econ. 101. 

Economics 102 Students with credit for Economics 200 and/or 

Economics 205 may not take this course for 

further credit. 

Rationale: 

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For those students who have completed Econ. 200 

and Econ. 205, Economics 395 is available and 

should be taken instead of Econ. 102. 

Commerce 103 

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Students with nine credit hours of 300/400 

Commerce courses may not take this course for 

further credit. 

Rationale: 

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After a student proceeds into his third year at 

Simon Fraser University, majoring in Commerce, It 

appears inappropriate to have him take Conim.103. 

Alternatives available are Comm. 403, Comm. 477, 

and Comm. 478. 