|
Subject: |
Re: Course Enrollment Permission
Requested-Corrected |
|
Date: |
Wed, |
|
From: |
|
|
To: |
|
|
References: |
Michael -
BISC302 can adsorb these students; however, we no longer offer
BISC321
even though it is still on the books.
We would require
a formal approval of our faculty to waive the BISC208
prerequisite. If you wish to pursue this, I could arrange
to have this
considered by our
Undergraduate Programs Committee if you can send a
representative to make the
case. It is our experience that the
University does
not enforce this requirement during registration so the
point may be moot
from your perspective.
Best regards,
Dan
> Dan,
>
> Our
Environmental Engineering degree program is
formalizing a few
> concentrations. In
the past, these have existed on an informal basis.
> While the
formalization will not likely represent a significant increase
> in the current course demand for chemical engineering
classes (since the
>
concentrations have already existed informally), it does require your
> WRITTEN
APPROVAL for us to list the BIOLOGY classes as a requirement for
> the concentration.
Please note that this major has approximately 10-15
> students per year.
>
> Below are
the classes that are involved, as well as the estimated number
> of students that would be taking them each year:
>
> BISC 302
General Ecology or BISC 321 Environmental Biology (preferred if
>
available).
> Required
for all concentrations. Estimate 10-15 students per year (this
> is
currently required for the major so it does not represent a change).
>
> We also
request that the students be allowed to take either BISC 302 or
> BISC 321
without the BISC 208 prerequiste if they do not have
it (since
> BISC 208 is
not required in this major). This has
already been the
> practice, and we have not heard of any problems.
>
> *If this is
acceptable to you, simply respond via e-mail.
*We will
> include
your response as documentation.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Michael
>
> --
> Michael J.
Chajes, Chairperson
> 301 DuPont Hall
> Department
of Civil & Environmental Engineering
>
>
>
>
302-831-2442 (Phone)
>
302-831-3640 (FAX)
>
> www.ce.udel.edu/faculty/chajes
>
--
Daniel Carson,
Ph.D.
Trustees
Distinguished Professor
and Chairman
Department of
Biological Sciences
118C Wolf Hall
Phone:
1-302-831-4296
Fax: 1-302-831-2281
e-mail: dcarson@udel.edu
--
Michael J.
Chajes, Chairperson
301 DuPont Hall
Department of
Civil & Environmental Engineering
302-831-2442
(Phone)
302-831-3640
(FAX)
www.ce.udel.edu/faculty/chajes