THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE

 

                                                                                                                                                                FACULTY SENATE

 

 Senate Document Number     4209S

 

 Date of Senate Approval      02/12/09

 

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Statement of Faculty Senate Action:

 

APC Document 31:                                                       Change course description for E 115

 

 

Effective Date: Fall 2009

 

1.  Delete:         On page 134, the description for E 115:

 

115       Introduction to Computing Environment (1)

Fundamentals of the EOS System. Software and services available on the system. Network hardware configuration, on-line help and communication, file and directory manipulation. Software applications such as E-mail, publishing packages, spreadsheets, mathematical packages, CAD packages. (Grading: S/U). Fall, Spring

 

      Add:           On page, 134, in place of deleted entry:

 

                  115       Introduction to Computing Environment (1)

Introduction to the NC State computing system, and to student-owned computing resources. Includes topics such as maintaining your own computer, learning about campus-based computing resources and applications (how to access and use them),

ethics and professionalism in the use of computing resources, introduction to web development and other campus resources. (Grading: S/U). Fall and Spring.

 

Impact:

There will be no impact on the resources and staffing of the Engineering program due to this change. The content of the course remains largely unchanged, but the course description is being updated to better represent its content.

 

Rationale:

This course is part of the Engineering curriculum at NCSU. The description change is requested to match a change being made to the NCSU catalog.  Making this change to the UNC Asheville catalog will maintain consistency between the catalog listings for courses included in the JEM program.