THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE FACULTY SENATE Senate Document Number 2796S Date of Senate Approval 2/8/96 Statement of Faculty Senate Action: APC Document 25: Changes and Deletions in Course Listings (Department of Management and Accountancy) Effective Date: Fall 1996 Add: In Catalog 1995-96, on pg. 157, under the course listing for MGMT 308 International Management and Marketing Strategies, insert the words "concepts and" before the word "strategies" in the first line. Impact: No effects on other departments or departmental resources. Rationale: Clarifies the course description. Delete: In Catalog 1995-1996, on pages 155-162, delete the course listings and descriptions for ACCT 216 (Principles of Accounting II); ACCT 316 (Intermediate Accounting II); MGMT 313 (Organization Theory and Behavior); MGMT 450 (International Marketing); MGMT 454 (Marketing Channels); MGMT 340 (Business Law); and MGMT 490 (Professional and Technical Internship). Impact: No effect on other departments as replacement courses are offered under current curriculum and no changes of departmental resources. Rationale: Courses are being replaced by courses under new curriculum as presented in 1995-96 catalog and in other submitted APC changes. ACCT 216 replaced by ACCT 218 or ACCT 202; ACCT 316 replaced by ACCT 302 and 303; MGMT 313 replaced by MGMT 220; MGMT 450 replaced by MGMT 308; MGMT 454 to be integrated into MGMT 356; MGMT 340 replaced by MGMT 300; and MGMT 490 replaced by MGMT 489. Delete: In Catalog 1995-96, on page 157, under the paragraph entitled "220 Foundations of Management (3)," delete: Develops the base of knowledge in organizational behavior and management fundamentals required for subsequent courses for accounting, industrial and engineering management and management. Course offered every semester. Add: In Catalog 1995-96, on page 157, under the paragraph entitled "220 Foundations of Management (3)" add: An introduction to the concepts within the management discipline with emphasis on the behavior of individuals and teams. Develops the base of knowledge in organizational behavior and management fundamentals required for subsequent courses for accounting, industrial and engineering management and management. Course offered every semester. Impact Statement: No impact on any university resources. Rationale: Offers a fuller explanation of the scope of the course. Delete: In Catalog 1995-96, on page 159, for the course listing titled "350 Marketing Management", delete: "350 Marketing Management" Add: In Catalog 1995-96, on page 159, above the course listing for MGMT 350 (Marketing Management) add the title: "350 Marketing Principles" Impact: No effects on other departments and departmental resources. Rationale: The current course title is somewhat misleading as Marketing Management is typically a second more advanced, or graduate level course. The title Marketing Principles more accurately reflects the content of the course and is a more representative title to be displayed on student transcripts.