What’s New!

New features include:

The What’s New page provides a comprehensive point of reference to curricular changes such as program and course additions, modifications, deletions, and revisions to system and institutional requirements.

Programs

New Programs:

Sport Marketing & Media, B.A./B.S. (New code)

New Baccalaureate Minor:

Public Health Minor (UPUBH)
Sport Marketing & Media Minor (New code)

Updated Programs:

Associate of Science in Nursing [LPN to ASN] (U.AS.NURS)-Course Deletions and Additions that do not change the nature of the program; Revised course
Art History Minor (UARTH)-Course additions that do not change the nature of the program
Bachelor of Nursing, RN-to-BSN (U.BSN.NURS-RN)-Redistribute courses
Child and Adolescent Development Minor (UCADV)-Total credits required within the discipline ; total credits of elective course work; Additions that do not change the nature of the program; revised courses
Computer Science, B.S. (U.BS.CSCI)-Total credits required within the discipline; total credits of elective course work
Elementary and Special Education, B.S.Ed. (U.BSED.ELED-SPED)-Course deletions; Course additions in the program
Elementary Education, B.S.Ed. (U.BSED.ELED)-Course deletions; Course additions; Revised courses in the program
Elementary Education/Special Education B.S.Ed. (U.BSED.ELED/SPED)-Total credits required within the discipline; total credits of supportive course work
Health Sciences Minor (UHSC)-Revised courses in the program not changing totals
Health Sciences, B.S. (U.BS.HSC)-Revised courses in the program not changing totals
History Minor (UHIST)-Add and Delete courses
Honors Program (UHONR Major code)-Total number of credits required within the discipline; Total credits of supporting course work.
Information Technology Consultant Academy Certificate (U.CERTU.ITCA)-Add and Delete courses
Kinesiology and Sport Science, B.S. (U.BS.KSS)-Exisiting specialization; Total hours required for major; Existing Specializations; redistribution of credit hours
Lakota Language Teaching Minor (ULAKT)-Total credits in discipline; total for program
Media & Journalism, B.A./B.S. (U.BA.MJRN; U.BS.MJRN)-Change to non-major credit hour requirement
Music Education, B.M. (U.BM.MUSED)-Course additions that do not change the nature of the program
Music Performance, B.M. (U.BM.MUSAP)-Revised courses
Native Studies, BA, Double Major, and Minor (U.BA.NATV; UNATV)-Program name change to Native American Studies, Total credits required within the discipline, electives, and total for program; remove 2 spec, create new specializations
Secondary Education/Mathematics B.S.Ed. (U.BSED.MTED)-Course deletions and Additions that do not change the nature of the program
Spanish, B.A. [And Double Major] (U.BA.SPAN)-Course deletion that doesn’t affect total hours

Courses

New Courses:

ANTH 223-Lakota Culture and Traditions
ANTH 323-Lakota History and South Dakota
ANTH 350-Shamanism, Magic, and Witchcraft
ANTH/NATV/REL 422-Native American Religion and Spirituality
ANTH/NATV 423-Lakota Governance
ART 262-Photo Materials and Techniques
ART 291-Independent Study
ART 361-Historic Photo Emulsions and Processes
ART 362-Color Photography
ART 461-Photo Special Projects
ART 462-Advanced Photography Projects
BADM 426-Lean Management
BADM 427-Supply Chain Management
CJUS 192-Topics
CJUS/NATV-480-Crime in Indian Country
CSC 101-Digital Humanities
CSC 291-Independent Study
CSC 324L-Machine Organization
CSC 380-Information Retrieval and Analysis
CSC 453-Theory and System Fundamentals
CSC 462-Computer Networks and Security
DCOM 492-Topics
ESCI 191-Independent Study
FREN 391-Independent Study
GER 302-Translating German (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
GER 380-Deutschland Heute (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
GER 391-Independent Study
HIST 292-Topics
HIST/NATV 310-Federal Indian Policy
HIST 329-French Revolution & Napoleon 1789-1815 (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
HIST 332-Pirates, Outlaws & Rebels
HIST 349-Women in American History (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
HIST 351-Indigenous Women
HIST 370-Native American Oral History and Traditions
HIST/NATV 371-Indian Wars: Past and Present
HIST 375-American Naval History
HIST/NATV 478-Native American History to 1890
HIST/NATV 479-Native American History from 1890
HSAD 406-Quality in Health Care
HSC 494-Internship
KSS 491-Independent Study
LATI 191-Independent Study
LATI 291-Independent Study
LING 492-Topics
KSS 385-Introduction to Sport Analytics
MCOM 215-Sportswriting (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
MCOM 244-Introduction to Sport Marketing & Media
MCOM 305-Sports Broadcasting (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
MCOM 444-Sport Marketing & Media
MLS 239-Advancing Clinical Quality: Turning Data into Decisions
MLS 415-Communicable Disease and Public Health
MUS 340-Keyboard Literature (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
MUS 346-Vocal Literature and Techniques for the Instrumental Ed Major
MUS 445-Song Literature
NATV 211-South Dakota American Indian Culture and Education
NATV 411-South Dakota Indian Studies
NATV 413-Current Issues and Problems in Indian Education
NATV 415-History of Indian Education
NATV 420-Contemporary Issues in Native American Studies
NATV 445-American Indian Literature
NATV 446-American Indian Literature II
NURS 202-LPN to RN Role Transition
NURS 291-Independent Study
NURS 342-Information Management and Technology Application
NURS 362-Leadership and Professionalism
NURS 382-Nursing Practice in a Global Society
NURS 450-Baccalaureate Nursing Roles Synthesis
NURS 476-Optimizing Health of Populations
NURS 491-Independent Study
PHIL 320-Professional Ethics (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
POLS 192-Topics
RUSS 291-Independent Study
RUSS 292-Topics
SOC 471-Medical Sociology (Authority to Offer an Existing Common Course)
SPCM 244-Introduction to Sport Communication
WMST 424-Gender and Media

Updated Courses:

ADS 415-Native Americans and Substance Use and Abuse (Re-number to ADS 416; cross-list with NATV 416)
AIS/ARTH 251-American Indian Art History (cross-list with NATV 251)
AIS/ENGL 214-Introduction to American Indian Literature (cross-list with NAVT 214)
ANTH 330-Native Peoples and Cultures of North America (Re-number ANTH 331; cross-list with NATV 331)
ART 236-Figure Painting (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 246-Sculpture: Woodworking and Mixed Media (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 256-Ceramics Intermediate (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 286-Serigraphy (Description)
ART 335-Painting: Materials and Methods (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 336-Painting: Studio Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 345-Sculpture: Metal Fabrication (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 346-Sculpture: Foundry (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 355-Ceramic Techniques (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 356-Ceramics: Slip Casting and Moldmaking (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 385-Lithography (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 386-Printmaking: Studio Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 435-Painting: Advanced Studio Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 436-Painting: Special Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 445-Sculpture: Installation (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 446-Sculpture: Concept Development (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 455-Ceramics: Advanced Techniques (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 456-Ceramics: Glaze Chemistry and Kiln Theory (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 485-Printmaking: Advanced Studio Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 486-Printmaking: Special Projects (Prerequisite; Description)
ART 487-Professional Practices - Capstone (Description)
CSC 324-Machine Organization (Prerequisite; Co-requisite; Description)
CSC 350-Algorithms and Data Structures (Description)
CSC 408-Social/Ethical/Legal Aspects (Reduce Credit Hours)
CSC 411-Simulation (Prerequisite; Description)
CSC 456-Operating Systems (University specific prerequisites)
CSC 471-Numerical Analysis I (Prerequisite; Description)
CSC 472-Numerical Analysis II (Prerequisite; Description)
CSC 475-Operations Research (Prerequisites)
ESCI 101-Dynamic Earth (Add Co-requisites)
ESCI 421-Earth Materials I (Prerequisites)
ESCI 473-Fundamentals of Hydrogeology (Prerequisites)
HIST 370-The American West (Re-number HIST 372)
HIST 446-European Military History (Renumber to HIST 340)
HIST 462-American Frontier I (Renumber to HIST 372; Re-title: The American West; Description)
HSC 305-Prof Comm and Relationship-Centered Care (Instructor Consent)
HSC 350-Principles of Health Care (Instructor Consent)
HSC 380-Health Literacy and Culture Care (Instructor Consent)
HSC 460-Leading Change (Registration Restriction to HSC majors or instructor consent)
KSS 450-Sport Facility and Event Management (Registration Restriction)
MATH 475-Operations Research (Prerequisite)
MCOM 341-Public Relations Writing (Prerequisite; Description)
NATV 110-The Native Studies Discipline (Re-title-Intro to Native American Studies; Description)
NATV 214-Introduction to American Indian Literature (Cross-list with NAVT 214)
NATV 220-Native Studies Theory (Re-title-Theory and Methodology; Description)
NATV 251-American Indian Art History (Cross-list with NATV 251)
NATV 260-Oceti Sakowin Oyate Culture (Re-number NATV 223; Re-title-Lakota Culture and Traditions; Description; Cross-list with ANTH 223)
NATV 331-Native Peoples and Cultures of North America (Re-number ANTH 331; Cross-list with NATV 331)
NATV 350-Native Women (Re-number NATV 351; Re-title -Indigenous Women; Description; Cross-list with HIST 351)
NATV 365-Oceti Sakowin and South Dakota (Re-number NAVT 323; Re-title-Lakota History and South Dakota; Description; Cross-list with ANTH 323)
NATV 370-Community-based Oral History Methods (Re-title-Native American Oral History and Traditions; Description; Credit hour reduction; Cross-list with HIST 370)
NATV 416-Native Americans and Substance Use and Abuse (Re-number to ADS 416; Cross-list with NATV 416)
NATV 470-Applied Research for Social Change (Re-title-Senior Seminar; Credit Hours; Description)
SPAN 335-Literature of the Spanish Speaking World (Prerequisites)
UHON 211-Interdisciplinary Civilization II (Re-title: Interdisciplinary Civilization; Prerequisites; Description)
UHON 498-Senior Thesis (Reduce Credit Range)

System General Education Requirements:

SGR #1 Written Communication

SGR #2 Oral Communication

SGR #3 Social Science

SGR #4 Humanities and Fine Arts

LAKL 201 Intermediate Lakota I
LAKL 202 Intermediate Lakota II

SGR #5 Mathematics

SGR #6 Natural Science

A&S 123 Science: The Core of Discovery (Remove from approved list)
MTRO 201 Meteorology
MTRO 201L Meteorology Lab

SGR #7 Information Literacy

Institutional Graduation Requirements:

IGR #1 Additional First-Year Composition Course Requirement

IGR #2 Aesthetic Experience Requirement

Board of Regents Additional Requirements:

Globalization/Global Issues Requirement Additions

GER 201 Intermediate German I
GER 202 Intermediate German II
NURS 471 Clinical Prevention and Population Health

Writing Intensive Requirements Additions

BIOL 436 Biogeography
HSAD 495 Practicum
NURS 471 Clinical Prevention and Population Health

Course Deletions (8 courses, 20 additional with spring clean-up):

ANTH 412-Plains Ind Cultural Ecology
ART 361F-Photography III
CSC 473-Numerical Methods
ENGL 435-18th Century English Novel
ENGL 462-British Novel: 19th Century
ESCI 479-Water Resource Issues
GER 445-Hist & Develop of German Lang
HSAD 430-Crit Iss/Geron&Long Term Care
MATH 316-Discrete Mathematics
MATH 417-Matrix Theory
NATV 200-Museums & Interpretive Centers
NATV 230-Native Images in Contemporary Media
NATV 320-Critical Theory/Native Peoples
NATV 355-Urbanization & Native Peoples
NATV 400-Education & Native Peoples
PHIL 422-Social & Political Philosophy
PHIL 433-Philosophy of Phys Science
PHIL 440-Metaphysics
PHIL 443-Theory of Knowledge
PHIL 460-Native American Thought
PHYS 334-Exper Modern Physics II
POLS 301-Intro to Law & Legal Studies
REL 173-The Meanings of Love
REL 271-Topic:Judaeo-Christian Trad
SOCW 341-Human Behavior and the Social Environment II
STAT 486-Design of Surveys
STAT 487-Regression Analysis
STAT 489-Design of Experiments