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Palm Beach State College Curriculum Committee Minutes

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The Curriculum Committee meetings was held in CE 119 in Lake Worth and was available for members and presenters in the reserved conference rooms at the other college locations. (Belle Glade TEC 220, Boca Raton AD 306, Loxahatchee LGA 216, and Palm Beach Gardens AD 207) FA - Possible Financial Aid Action Warranted WELCOME I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JANUARY 24, 2019

Discussion: None

Data sources consulted: Minutes

Action: Motion to Approve the Minutes: P. Friedman; 2nd, D. Neff; vote unanimous to approve

II. FOR YOUR INFORMATION

A. See Separate Agenda Christi White reviewed the FYI agenda which included new, revised and inactivated CCE and avocational course activity; VPAA Action including eight (8) new programs and one (1) terminated program approved by Deans’ Council and President’s Cabinet to move forward; Minutes corrections including, but not limited to, adding SPC 1017 back into Health Information Technology AS per Deans’ Council decision; Housekeeping Actions including CIP code updates; and E-votes conducted by the Curriculum Committee.

B. Curriculum Actions Effective August 2019 (2020-1)

To facilitate curriculum processing for actions requested for Fall term effective August 2019 (2020-1), it is required that the course action department put these courses on hold for Fall registration (starts April 18th) until notification is given from Academic Services that the course changes have been processed. If students are allowed to register for these courses, the curriculum change approved cannot be processed for Fall term. New courses effective August 2019 will not be available until after the start of registration.

III. OLD BUSINESS

Discussion: NA

Data sources consulted: NA

Action: None IV. NEW BUSINESS Credits/Clock Hours

A. BACHELOR PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Applied Science-Information Management Revised Courses Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Course Title Revision Credits

HSA 3160 Health Care Marketing Changing prerequisite from HSA 4109, FIN 3400 and GEB 3213 (with a grade of “C” or higher) to

3 (3 lecture contact hours)


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HSA 4109, FIN 3400, GEB 3213 and HSA 4553 – all courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Justification: Students need specific training in HSA 4553 to be successful in HSA 3160.

ISM 4320 Applications in Information Security

Course learning outcome added. 3 (3 lecture contact hours)

Justification: Course Learning Outcome added as the result of Department of Homeland Security and National Security Agency designation application.

ISM 4332 IT Project Schedule and Cost Control

Changing title to: Project Schedule and Cost Control. Changing prerequisites from ISM 3314 and ISM 4312 with a grade of “C” or higher to ISM 3314, ISM 4312 and FIN 3400 with a grade of “C” or higher.

3 (3 lecture contact hours)

Justification: Students must have a foundation in finance to be successful in this course. This course should incorporate all kinds of projects not just IT projects.

Presenter: Dr. Don Gladney Discussion: Q: Does the AS course count as part of the bachelor’s program? A: No, it is a prerequisite. Q: Will the course be used as part of the core 42 credits of the bachelor’s degree? Yes, students can transfer in with the course. All courses are part of the bachelor’s program.

Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents

Action: Motion to Approve: P. Friedman, 2nd T. Collins; vote to approve unanimous

B. DEV ED COURSES EAP- English for Academic Purposes Deleted Courses Last Term Offered: 2019-3

Course Title Credits Special Notes Last Term Offered EAP 0382 Integrated Reading and

Writing 4 This course is being replaced by

new course EAP 0320. Summer 2019-3

EAP 0388 Integrated Speech and Grammar

4 This course is being replaced by new course EAP 0360.

Summer 2019-3

Presenter: Dr. Mike Sfiropoulos Discussion: It was discovered that EAP 0420 and EAP 0460 have these two courses as prerequisites, so those two courses will need to come through to have the prerequisites revised.


Action: Motion to Approve pending documentation: D. Neff, 2nd P. Friedman; vote to approve unanimous.


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D. PUBLIC SAFETY

1. Revised Programs

a. Fire Science Technology AS Effective: May 2019 (2019-3)

Fire Science Technology AS Current Program List Proposed Program List Program Title: Fire Science Technology (AS 2195) Program Title: Fire Science Technology (AS 2195) General Education Requirements – 18 credits General Education Requirements – 18 credits No Change No Change Required Courses- 27 credits Required Courses – 27 credits

No Change 3

No Change

Elective Courses- Choose 15 credits FFP2740 Fire Service Course Delivery 3 cr

FFP2810 Firefighting Strategy and Tactics 1 3 cr


FFP2741 Fire Service Course Design 3 cr

FFP2541 Private Fire Protection Systems 2 3 cr

FFP2510 Related Fire Codes and Standards 3 cr

FFP2521 Blueprint Reading and Plan Examination 3 cr

EMS1158C Emergency Medical Technician 3 cr

Elective Courses- Choose 15 credits FFP2740 Fire Service Course Delivery 3 cr



FFP2741 Fire Service Course Design 3 cr

FFP2541 Private Fire Protection Systems 2 3 cr

FFP2510 Related Fire Codes and Standards 3 cr

FFP2521 Blueprint Reading and Plan Examination 3 cr

EMS1158C Emergency Medical Technician 3 cr

Credit Programs Total General Education Courses Credits 18 Total Required Course Credits 27 Total Elective Credits 15 Total Program Credits 60

Justification: FFP 2541 will be deleted pursuant to F.S. 1007.24 and Board Policy 6Hx-18-2.0, this course will be terminated from the PBSC course inventory. Last term offered 2019-2.

Presenter: Christi White for Barbara Cipriano and Chad Crouse Discussion: Christi can speak to these because these are 5-Year Rule courses. These are being deleted due to the 5-Year rule statute F.S. 1007.24 and Board Policy 6Hx-18-2.0. The forms to remove these courses have already been submitted.


Action: Motion to Approve: R. D’Agati, 2nd E. Marquez; vote to approve unanimous


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b. Criminal Justice Technology AS- General (Non-Sworn) Concentration Effective: May 2019 (2019-3)

Criminal Justice Technology AS Current Program List Proposed Program List Program Title: Criminal Justice Technology / General (Non-Sworn) Concentration (AS 2611)

Program Title: Criminal Justice Technology / General (Non-Sworn) Concentration (AS 2611)

General Education Requirements – 18 credits General Education Requirements – 18 credits No Change No Change Required Courses – 21 credits Required Courses – 21 credits No Change No Change Elective Courses- Choose 6 credits

CJE1301 Police Administration 2 3 cr.

CJE2600 Criminal Investigation 3 cr.

CJL1062 Introduction to Constitutional Law 3 cr.

CJL2130 Laws of Evidence 3 cr.

CJL2403 Law of Arrest, Search, and Seizure 3 cr.

CGS1100 Microcomputer Applications 3 cr.

DSC1002 Terrorism and U.S. Security 3 cr.

FFP1824 Basic Incident Management System I-200 1 cr.

DSC1590 Intelligence Analysis & Security Mgmt 3 cr.

DSC1242 Transportation and Border Security 3 cr.

FFP1822 Intro to Emergency Mgmt & Homeland Security 3cr.

Elective Courses- Choose 6 credits CJE1301 Police Administration 2 3 cr.

CJE2600 Criminal Investigation 3 cr.

CJL1062 Introduction to Constitutional Law 3 cr.

CJL2130 Laws of Evidence 3 cr.

CJL2403 Law of Arrest, Search, and Seizure 3 cr.

CGS1100 Microcomputer Applications 3 cr.

DSC1002 Terrorism and U.S. Security 3 cr.

FFP1824 Basic Incident Management System I-200 1 cr..

DSC1590 Intelligence Analysis and Security Management 3 cr.

DSC1242 Transportation and Border Security 3 cr.

FFP1822 Intro to Emergency Mgmt & Homeland Security 3 cr.


Justification: FFP 1822- Referenced in 1/24/2019 Curriculum Committee Minutes to be deleted. FFP 1824 will be deleted pursuant to F.S. 1007.24 and Board Policy 6Hx-18-2.0, this course will be terminated from the PBSC course inventory. Last term offered 2019-2. Presenter: Christi White for Barbara Cipriano and Chad Crouse Discussion: Christi can speak to these because these are 5-Year Rule courses. These are being deleted due to the 5-Year rule statute F.S. 1007.24 and Board Policy 6Hx-18-2.0. The forms to remove these courses have already been submitted to Academic Services. Further, Paul Friedman added that these courses in Criminal Justice are courses that are being removed not only due to the 5-Year Rule, but also because they were in the now terminated Emergency Management program.


Action: Motion to Approve: R. D’Agati, 2nd E. Marquez; vote to approve unanimous

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c. EMT/Firefighter Combination PSAV Effective: March 2019 (2019-2) FA

EMT/Firefighter Combination PSAV Current Program Title-EMT/Firefighter

Combination PSAV (Program Code: 5625) Proposed Program Title- EMT/Firefighter Combination

PSAV (Program Code: 5625)

Length of Program

Clock Hours Length of Program

Clock Hours 32 weeks 698 28 weeks 698

Justification: EMT/Firefighter Combination (5625) is an existing PSAV program. The EMT/Firefighter Combination Program (5625) is comprised of three required courses: EMS0110; FFP0010; FFP0020. The program is offered as a single cohort and encompasses a total of 698 combined PSAV clock hours. The purpose of this revision is to accurately reflect the program length over which the EMT/Firefighter Combination Program is taught. EMS0110 is taught over 16 weeks and FFP0010/FFP0020 is taught over 12 weeks for a total of 28 weeks and 698 PSAV clock hours. The Palm Beach State College Program Addition Curriculum Committee Form Submission Packet reviewed and approved by the Curriculum Committee in August 2018 states the program length as 32 weeks.

Presenter: Teresa Armas for Chad Krouse Discussion: The new EMT-Firefighter PSAV was reported incorrectly in the previous curriculum submission. It was originally reported as 32 weeks, it should have been 28 weeks. Q: Are there students in the program? A: Yes, the program began in January. EMT is 16 weeks, Firefighter is 12 weeks, totaling 28 weeks. Q: Students are already in the program; how will they be notified of the change? A: The program manager will notify the students of the change. Dr. Albertini requests that the department commit that students be notified of the change.


Action: Motion to Approve: P. Friedman, 2nd M. Sfiropoulos; vote to approve unanimous.

E. TRADE AND INDUSTRY

1. New Courses Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Course Title Pre/Co-requisites Fee Grading System

Credits (Contact)

CET 2113C Digital Electronics Prereq: CET 2117C with a grade of “C” or higher

Course fee $23.75

AW 3 credits (32 lecture/32 lab contact hours)

EGN 2440C Probability and Statistics for Engineers

Prereq: MAC 1105 with a grade of “C” or higher

None AW 3 credits (32 lecture/32 lab contact hours)

ETD 1102 Technical Drawing Prereq: ETS 2520C and ETS 2530C – both courses with a grade of “C” or higher

Course fee $18.86

AW 2 credits (32 lecture contact hours)

ETI 2214C LabView Instrumentation

Prereq: ETS 2520C and ETS 2530C – both courses with a grade of “C” or higher

None Course Fee $18.86



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ETI 2402C Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Prereq: ETI 2427C, ETS 2520C and ETS 2530C – all courses with a grade of “C’ or higher

Course fee $65.10


ETI 2644 Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain

None None AW 3 credits (48 lecture contact hours)

ETS 2606C

Robotics Prereq: ETS 2680C with a grade of “C” or higher

Course fee $52.08


ETS 2633C

Industrial Applications Using PLCs and Robotics

Prereq: ETS 2606C with a grade of “C” or higher

Course fee $52.08


ETS 2680C

Mechatronics Prereq: ETS 2520C, ETS 2530C and CET 2127C – each course with a grade of “C” or higher

Course fee $46.53


Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Q: These new courses are going to feed into the new AS concentrations and CCC’s, correct?

A: Yes. Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents

Action: Motion to Approve: P. Friedman, 2nd M. Sfiropoulos; vote to approve unanimous.

2. Revised Courses Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Course Title Revision Credits CET 2123C Microprocessors 1 Change in course number from CET 2123C to

CET 2117C Pending SCNS approval. Change in course title from: ‘Microprocessors 1’ to ‘Microprocessors and Digital Logic’ Change in course description.

3 credits (32 lecture/32 lab contact hours)

CET 2127C

Microprocessors 2 Change in course title from: ‘Microprocessors 2’ to ‘Programmable Logic Controllers’. Change in course description.


ETI 1622

Concepts of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma

Change in course number from ETI 1622 to ETI 2622C. Change in course description. Change in credits from 2(32 lecture contact hours) to 3(32 lecture/32 lab contact hours).


ETS 2411C

Materials and Manufacturing Process

Change in course number from ETI 2411C to ETS 2352C pending SCNS approval. Change in course title from ‘Materials and Manufacturing Process’ to ‘Materials and Manufacturing Processes’. Change in course title. Change in course description.


ETS 2700C

Fluid and Pneumatic Controls

Change in course description 3 credits (32 lecture/32 lab contact hours)

Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Clarification on confusion from original agenda to revised agenda.


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Action: Motion to Approve: D. Neff, 2nd T. Sellars; vote to approve unanimous.

3. Deleted Courses Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Course Title Credits Last Term Offered ETD 2355C AutoCAD 3D Modeling 3 Never offered

In program: Engineering Technology (2550C) ETI 1830 Materials and Processes 3 2019-3

In programs: Engineering Technology AS (2550A; 2550B; 2550C) Engineering Technology Support Specialist (6551)

Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: It was discovered that ETI 1830 is a prerequisite for 5 separate courses. If we delete this course, it could cause a problem for registration if we do not clean up the other courses at the same time. This is not a 5-year rule course- this is a prerequisite to other courses in active program which may be active. If you delete it before you before you take it out as a prerequisite, it may inhibit registration. Registration begins April 18th.


Action: Motion to Approve ETD 2355C E. Marquez, 2nd T. Collins; vote to approve unanimous

Motion to approve ETI 1830 with additional documentation D. Neff, 2nd, E. Marquez; vote to approve unanimous.

4. New Programs

4.1. Engineering Technology AS- Advanced Manufacturing Concentration FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Engineering Technology AS – Advanced Manufacturing Concentration (CIP: 1615000001)

Course Prefix/Number Course Title Credit Hours General Education Courses – 18 credit hours SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3 MAC 1105 College Algebra 3 ENC 1101 College Composition 1 3 PSY 2012 General Psychology 3 Humanities Area II 3 PHY 1001 Applied Physics 3 Core Courses – 18 credit hours ETM 1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 ETI 2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 ETD 2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 EET 1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 Required Major Courses – 18 credit hours


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CET 2117C Microprocessors and Digital Logic 3 CET 2127C Programmable Logic Controllers 3 ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 ETS 2530C Process Control Technology 3 ETS 2700C Fluid and Pneumatic Controls 3 ETI 2622C Concepts of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma 3 Electives – 6 credit hours ETS 2680C Mechatronics 3 ETI 2402C Advanced Manufacturing Technology 3 EGN 2440C Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3 ETS 2606C Robotics 3 ETS 2633C Industrial Application Using PLCs and Robotics 3 EET 2214C LabView Instrumentation 2 ETI 2644 Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain 3 ETD 2364C SolidWorks Fundamentals 3 ETD 2371C Introduction to 3D Printing 3 ETD 2372C Advanced Rapid Prototyping 3 ETD 2950C Special Topics in Engineering Technology 4 ETD 2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 Total 60 credits

Justification: As part of the Florida Job Growth Grant, we are expanding existing the Engineering Technology program with a new concentration, Advanced Manufacturing, and adding new CCCs within this new concentration. The job marketplace, our industry and business partners, as well as State entities are in need of graduates from this new program. This packet covers a new College Credit Certificate, Mechatronics. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Q: Is it okay to review these programs if the courses may have prerequisites that are being deleted? We do

not know which courses these deleted courses are prerequisites for. A: It could cause registration errors. It is not a required course for any of the core or required courses. Q: What is the push for this? A: There are industry partners awaiting these programs as well as a grant. Statement: Committee agreed to e-vote in order to get prerequisites on courses cleaned-up and submitted.


Action: Committee agreed to e-vote in order to get prerequisites on courses cleaned-up and submitted.

4.2. Automation CCC Not FA eligible Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Automation CCC (CIP: 0615040601)

Course Prefix/Number Course Title Credit Hours CET 2117C Microprocessors and Digital Logic 3 CET 2127C Programmable Logic Controllers 3 ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 ETS 2530C Process Control Technology 3 ETS 2680C Mechatronics 3 Total 15 credits


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Justification: As part of the Florida Job Growth Grant, we are expanding existing Engineering Technology program with a new concentration, Advanced Manufacturing, and adding new CCCs within this new concentration. The job marketplace, our industry and business partners, as well as State entities are in need for the graduates of this new program. This packet covers a new College Credit Certificate, Automation. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Programs that are not financially aid eligible should be clearly identified and students should be made aware.



4.3. Lean Manufacturing CCC Not FA eligible Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Lean Manufacturing CCC (CIP: 0615061302) Course Prefix/Number Course Title Credit Hours Required Courses ETI 2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 ETI 2622C Concepts of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma 3 Elective Courses - Choose one course from below: EGN 2440C Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3 ETD 2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 ETI 2644 Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain 3 Total 12 credits

Justification: As part of the Florida Job Growth Grant, we are expanding existing Engineering Technology program with a new concentration, Advanced Manufacturing, and adding new CCCs within this new concentration. The job marketplace, our industry and business partners, as well as State entities are in need for the graduates of this new program. This packet covers a new College Credit Certificate, Lean Manufacturing. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Programs that are not financially aid eligible should be clearly identified and students should be made aware.




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4.4. Mechatronics CCC FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Mechatronics CCC (CIP: 0615000013) Course Prefix/Number Course Title Credit Hours ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 CET 2117C Microprocessors and Digital Logic 3 CET 2127C Programmable Logic Controllers 3 ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 ETS 2530C Process Control Technology 3 ETS 2700C Fluid and Pneumatic Controls 3 ETS 2680C Mechatronics 3 ETI 2402C Advanced Manufacturing Technology 3 EGN 2440C Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3 Total 30 credits

Justification: As part of the Florida Job Growth Grant, we are expanding existing Engineering Technology program with a new concentration, Advanced Manufacturing, and adding new CCCs within this new concentration. The job marketplace, our industry and business partners, as well as State entities are in need for the graduates of this new program. This packet covers a new College Credit Certificate, Mechatronics. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion:



5. Revised Programs

5.1. Engineering Technology AS - Advanced Technology Concentration (2550C) FA

Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Engineering Technology AS - Advanced Technology Concentration (CIP: 1615000001) Current Program List Proposed Program List Program Title: Engineering Technology – Advanced Technology

Program Title: Engineering Technology – Advanced Technology

General Education Requirements- 18 credits General Education Requirements- 18 credits 18 credits No change Required Courses- Required Courses- Core Courses Credits: 33 ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 cr. ETI1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 cr. ETI2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 cr. ETI1830 Materials and Processes 3 cr. ETD2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 cr. EET1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 cr.

Core Courses Credits: 33 ETM 1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3cr. ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 cr. ETI 2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 cr. ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 cr. ETD 2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 cr. EET 1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 cr.


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Required Concentration Courses Credits: 15 EET2325C Electronics Communication Systems 3 cr. ETD2364C SolidWorks Fundamentals 3 cr. ETI2851C Applied Mechanics 3 cr. ETS2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 cr. ETI2121C Non-Destructive & Destructive Testing 3 cr.

Required Concentration Courses Credits: 15 EET 2325C Electronics Communication Systems 3 cr. ETD 2364C SolidWorks Fundamentals 3 cr. ETI 2851C Applied Mechanics 3 cr. ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 cr. ETI 2121C Non-Destructive & Destructive Testing 3 cr.

Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 9 credits EET 1611C Standard Testing and Certification 2 cr. ETI 2411C Manufacturing Process 3 cr. ETD2218C Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing 2 cr. ETI1622 Concepts of Lean Manufacturing & Six Sigma 2 cr. ETD2340C AutoCAD 2 3 cr. ETD2355C AutoCAD 3D Modeling 3 cr. ETD2371C Introduction to 3D Printing 3 cr. ETD2372C Advanced Rapid Prototyping 3 cr. ETD2950C Special Topics in Engineering Tech 4 cr. ETD2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 cr.

Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 9 credits EET 1611C Standard Testing and Certification 2 cr. ETI 2411C Manufacturing Process 3 cr. ETD2218C Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing 2 cr. ETI2622 Concepts of Lean Manufacturing & Six Sigma 2 cr. ETD2340C AutoCAD 2 3 cr. ETD2371C Introduction to 3D Printing 3 cr. ETD2372C Advanced Rapid Prototyping 3 cr. ETD2950C Special Topics in Engineering Technology 4 cr. ETD2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 cr. EGN2440C Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3 cr. ETI2644C Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain 3 cr. ETD1102 Technical Drawing 2 cr.

Total General Education Courses Credits: 18 Total Required Course Credits 33 Total Elective Credits 9 Total Program Credits 60

Justification: Changes in a course number and descriptions require the revision of the program. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Committee agreed to e-vote in order to get prerequisites on courses cleaned-up and submitted.



5.2. Engineering Technology AS – Alternative Energy Systems Concentration (2550A) FA


Engineering Technology AS – Alternative Energy Systems Concentration (CIP: 1615000001) Current Program List Proposed Program List Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology - Electronics

Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology - Electronics

General Education Requirements- 18 credits General Education Requirements- 18 credits 18 credits No change Required Courses- Required Courses-


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Core Courses Credits: 18 ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements & Instruments 3 cr. ETI1701 Environmental Health & Safety 3 credits ETI2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits ETI1830 Materials and Processes 1 3 credits ETD2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits EET2325C Electronic Communications Systems 3 credits Required Concentration Courses Credits: 17

Core Courses Credits: 18 ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 credits ETI1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits ETI2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits ETS2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 credits ETD2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits EET1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 credits Required Concentration Courses Credits: 17 No Change

Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 7 credits

Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 7 credits No Change

Total General Education Courses Credits: 18 Total Required Course Credits 35 Total Elective Credits 7 Total Program Credits 60

Justification: Changes in a course number and descriptions require the revision of the program. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion:



5.3. Engineering Technology AS – Electronics Concentration (2550B) FA


Engineering Technology AS – Electronics Concentration (CIP: 1615000001) Current Program List Proposed Program List Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology - Electronics

Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology - Electronics

General Education Requirements- 18 credits General Education Requirements- 18 credits 18 credits No change Required Courses- Required Courses- Core Courses Credits: 18 ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 cr. ETI1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits ETI2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits ETI1830 Materials and Process 1 3 credits ETD2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits EET2325C Electronic Communications Systems 3 credits Required Concentration Courses Credits: 15 EET1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET1025C AC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET1215C Introduction to Electronics 3 credits CET2123C Microprocessors 1 3 credits CET2127C Microprocessors 2 3 credits

Core Courses Credits: 18 ETM 1010C Mechanical Measurements & Instruments 3 credits ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits ETI 2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3 credits ETD 2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits EET 2325C Electronic Communications Systems 3 credits Required Concentration Courses Credits: 15 EET 1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET 1025C AC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET 1215C Introduction to Electronics 3 credits CET 2117C Microprocessors and Digital Logic 3 credits CET 2127C Programmable Logic Controllers 3 credits


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Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 9 credits EET2724C Schematic Capture and Modeling 3 cr. EET1610C Through-Hole Surface Mount Soldering 2 cr. EET2620C Adv. Surface Mount Soldering Technology 2 cr. EET1141C Analog Devices 3 cr. EET1142C Analog Circuits 3 cr. EET2609C Electronic Fabrication and Fiber Optics 3 cr. ETD2950C Special Topics in Engineering Technology 4 cr. ETD2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 cr.

Elective Courses- Technical Electives - Choose 9 credits EET 2724C Schematic Capture and Modeling 3 cr. EET 1610C Through-Hole Surface Mount Soldering 2 cr. EET 2620C Adv. Surface Mount Soldering Technology 2 cr. EET 1141C Analog Devices 3 cr. EET 1142C Analog Circuits 3 cr. CET 2113C Digital Electronics 3 cr. ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 cr. EET 2609C Electronic Fabrication and Fiber Optics 3 cr. ETD 2950C Special Topics in Engineering Technology 4 cr. ETD 2941 Engineering Technology Internship 3 cr.

Credit Programs: Total General Education Courses Credits: 18 Total Required Course Credits 33 Total Elective Credits 9 Total Program Credits 60

Justification: Changes in a course number and descriptions require the revision of the program. Presenter: Oleg Andric and Eva Suarez Discussion: Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents


5.4. Electrical Power Technology AS (2270) FA


Electrical Power Technology AS (CIP: 1615030301) Current Program List Proposed Program List Credit Program Title: Electrical Power Technology Credit Program Title: Electrical Power Technology General Education Requirements- 18 credits General Education Requirements- 18 credits 18 credits No change Required Courses- 40 credit hours Required Courses- 40 credit hours


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EET1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET1025C AC Circuit Analysis 3 credits ETI1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits EVS2015 Writing for Science -or- EVR2266 Survey of Environmental Mapping/

GIS/Remote Sensing 3 credits ETP1322 Electrical Power System 3 credits ETI1000 Industrial Tools and Equipment 3 credits EET1215C Introduction to Electronics 3 credits CET2123C Microprocessors 1 3 credits CET2127C Microprocessors 2 3 credits ETS2700C Fluid and Pneumatic Controls 3 credits ETS2530C Process Control Technology 3 credits EET2930C Special Topics in Electrical Engineering 4 credits ETS2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 credits

EET 1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits EET 1025C AC Circuit Analysis 3 credits ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits EVS 2015 Writing for Science -or- EVR 2266 Survey of Environmental Mapping/GIS/Remote

Sensing 3 credits ETP 1322 Electrical Power System 3 credits ETI 1000 Industrial Tools and Equipment 3 credits EET 1215C Introduction to Electronics 3 credits CET 2117C Microprocessors and Digital Logic 3 credits CET 2127C Programmable Logic Controllers 3 credits ETS 2700C Fluid and Pneumatic Controls 3 credits ETS 2530C Process Control Technology 3 credits EET 2930C Special Topics in Electrical Engineering 4 credits ETS 2520C Process Measurement Fundamentals 3 credits

Elective Courses- Select 10 credit hours

Elective Courses- Select 10 credit hours No Change





5.5. Engineering Technology Support Specialist CCC (6551) FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Engineering Technology Support Specialist CCC (CIP: 0615000007) Current Program List Proposed Program List Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology Support Specialist

Credit Program Title: Engineering Technology Support Specialist

General Education Requirements- General Education Requirements- None None Required Courses- 18 credits Required Courses- 18 credits


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ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 credits

ETI1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits ETI2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits EET1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 credits -Or- EET1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits ETD2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits ETI1830 Materials and Processes 1 3 credits

ETM 1010C Mechanical Measurements and Instruments 3 credits ETI 1701 Environmental Health and Safety 3 credits ETI 2110 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3 credits EET 1084C Electrical Circuits and Electronics 3 credits -Or- EET 1015C DC Circuit Analysis 3 credits ETD 2320C Introduction to AutoCAD 3 credits ETS 2352C Materials and Manufacturing Processes 3

credits

Elective Courses- None Elective Courses- None Credit Programs: Total General Education Courses Credits: 0

Total Required Course Credits

18 Total Elective Credits 0 Total Program Credits 18




6. PSAV

6.1.a. New Courses for Low Voltage Technician PSAV Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Proposed Course Number

Title Course Fees Grading System

Clock Hours

BCV 0604 Level 1 Low Voltage Technician

Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 10, 10; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $31.00

AN 150 clock hours

EEV 0020

Level 2 Low Voltage Technician

Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 10, 10; Prerequisite: BCV 0604C; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $31.00

AN 150 clock hours

EEV 0170 Level 3 Low Voltage Technician

Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 10, 10; Prerequisite: EEV 0020C; Medical Accident/Standard Liability; course fee $31.00

AN 150 clock hours

EEV 0700


Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 10, 10; Prerequisite: EEV 0170C; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $31.00

AN 150 clock hours

EEV 0710


Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 10, 10; Prerequisite: EEV 0710C; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $31.00

AN 150 ock hours


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6.1.b. New Program Low Voltage Technician PSAV FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Low Voltage Technician PSAV (CIP: 0647010106) Course Prefix/Number

Course Title Clock Hours

BCV 0604 Level 1 Low Voltage Technician 150 clock hours EEV 0020 Level 2 Low Voltage Technician 150 clock hours EEV 0170 Level 3 Low Voltage Technician 150 clock hours EEV 0700 Level 4 Low Voltage Technician 150 clock hours EEV 0710 Level 5 Low Voltage Technician 150 clock hours Total 750 clock hours

Justification: This program focuses not only on broad, transferable skills but also on highly technical applied trades skills and stresses understanding and demonstration of trades skills concepts that include OSHA 10 safety, classroom and laboratory skills training. This program includes marketable skills necessary for the Low Voltage Technician trade. With changes in the economy as well the demand for high technical skills to enter the low voltage industry, this program offers a career pathway that responds to the portended critical shortage of technically trained entry level tradesmen. Palm Beach State College is an Accredited Training and Education Facility (ATEF) for the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). Program completers will recieve certifications from NCCER for their employment portfolio.

Presenter: Brent Ebner

Discussion: Q: Is there a need for this program? Is there industry demand?

A: It is very similar to what we offer now. This program is better able to showcase what we offer. Q: Will you have more than 1 cohort running per year? A: We are starting with one cohort during the day. Q: Is there any advertising for this program? A: We already have business partnerships set up ready to accept our graduates.


Action: Motion to Approve: T. Sellars, 2nd R. D’Agati; vote to approve unanimous.

6.2.a. New Courses for Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair PSAV Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)



Clock Hours

AER 0025 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 1 Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 9, 9; Medical Accident, course fee $392.00

AN 150 clock hours

AER 0026 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 2 Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 9, 9; Prerequisite: AER 0025; Medical Accident, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours


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AER 0027

Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 3 Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 9, 9; Prerequisite: AER 0026; Medical Accident, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

AER 0028

Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 4 Program Code Limited; TABE: 10, 9, 9; Prerequisite: AER 0027; Medical Accident/ course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

6.2.b. New Program Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair PSAV FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair PSAV (CIP: 0647060422) Course Number Title Clock Hours AER 0025 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 1 150 clock hours AER 0026 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 2 150 clock hours AER 0027 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 3 150 clock hours AER 0028 Maintenance and Light Repair Technician 4 150 clock hours

Total 600 clock hours

Justification: The proposed program will address training needs of Palm Beach County industry in the broad area of automotive entry level mechanics. This program will include theory and lab assignments mirroring the industry needs. This is a large and growing occupational area with significant numbers of current and forecasted job openings. The program will be offered as a crossover program for the graduates of the Diesel Service Technology, that have been asking for a faster route to obtain the basic automotive knowledge. The ASE Advisory Committee for the automotive and diesel programs have been recommending this program for more than a year based on the existing necessity of these entry level mechanics. Also, meetings with business partners from the community and with the local industry have been in process for more than a year and are ongoing. The curriculum frameworks have been discussed with industry and have been approved.

Presenter: Eligio Marquez Discussion: Advisory program requested these programs to be shorter, for entry level technicians. Technicians will earn 4 of the 9 ASE certifications from the 1800 program. Q: How does the community perceive our students being in shorter programs- being trained a little less? A: Students have also asked for this. The program is stackable through Prior Learning for students who wish to continue with their education.


Action: Motion to Approve: D. Neff, 2nd Paul Friedman; vote to approve unanimous.


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6.3.a. New Courses for Diesel Maintenance Technician PSAV Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)



Clock Hours

DIM 0101 Diesel Engine Mechanic/Technician Helper

Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Medical Accident, course fee $367.00

AN 150 clock hours

DIM 0131 Diesel Air Brakes Technician Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite DIM 0101; Medical Accident, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

DIM 0153 Diesel Maintenance Service Technician Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite: DIM 0131; Medical Accident, course fee $71.00

AN 300 clock hours

6.3.b. New Program Diesel Maintenance Technician PSAV FA Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)

Diesel Maintenance Technician PSAV (CIP: 0647060515) Course Number Title Clock Hours DIM 0101 Diesel Engine Mechanic/Technician Helper 150 clock hours DIM 0131 Diesel Air Brakes Technician 150 clock hours DIM 0153 Diesel Maintenance Service Technician 300 clock hours

Total 600 clock hours Justification: The proposed program will address training needs of Palm Beach County industry in the broad area of

diesel entry level mechanics. This program will include theory and lab assignments mirroring the industry needs. This is a large and growing occupational area with significant numbers of current and forecasted job openings. The program will be offered as a crossover program for the graduates of the Automotive Service Technology, that have been asking for a faster route to obtain the basic diesel knowledge. The ASE Advisory Committee for the automotive and diesel programs have been recommending this program for more than a year based on the existing necessity of these entry level mechanics. Also, meetings with business partners from the community and with the local industry have been in process for more than a year and are ongoing. The curriculum frameworks have been discussed with industry and have been approved.

Presenter: Eligio Marquez Discussion: Q: Is in the same vein as our current Diesel program?

A: This program feeds directly into the 1800-hour program. Data sources consulted: Curriculum Support Documents

Action: Motion to Approve: T. Sellars, 2nd R. D’Agati; vote to approve unanimous.


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6.4.a. New Courses for Marine Service Technology PSAV Effective: August 2019 (2020-1)



Clock Hours

MTE 0001 Introduction to Marine Service Technologies (OCP A1)

Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $311.00

AN 150 clock hours

MTE 0003 Marine Rigger (OCP A2) Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite: MTE 0001; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

MTE 0056 Inboard Diesel Engine Technician (OCP F)

Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite: MTE 0003; Medical Accident/Standard Liability; course fee $71.00

AN 300 clock hours

MTE 0074 Outboard and Inboard Engine Diagnostics Technician (OCP C)

Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite: MTE 0092; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

MTE 0090 Outboard Engine Technician (OCP B)


AN 300 clock hours

MTE 0092 Inboard Gasoline Engine Technician (OCP D)


AN 150 clock hours

MTE 0093 Drive Train Technician (OCP E) Program Code Limited; TABE: 9, 9, 9; Prerequisite: MTE 0003; Medical Accident/Standard Liability, course fee $71.00

AN 150 clock hours

6.4.b. New Program Marine Service Technology PSAV FA


Marine Service Technology PSAV (CIP: 0647061611) Course Number Title Clock Hours MTE 0003 Marine Rigger (OCP A) 300 clock hours MTE 0090 Outboard Engine Technician (OCP B) 300 clock hours MTE 0056 Inboard Diesel Engine Technician (OCP F) 300 clock hours MTE 0092 Inboard Gas Engine Technician (OCP D) 150 clock hours MTE 0074 Outboard and Inboard Engine Diagnostics Technician (OCP C) 150 clock hours MTE 0093 Drive Train Technician (OCP E) 150 clock hours

Total 1350 clock hours


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Justification: According to the Florida DEO Marine Industry Gaps and Job Vacancy Survey there are approximately

1,800 South Florida employers in the industry, accounting for about 28,000 direct jobs. The survey measured 1,352 currently unfilled jobs mostly due to hard and soft skills gaps.

In the research done in PBC there is a high demand for marine technicians. The average wage for these technicians is $21.00 per hour. There are big and small marine industry companies in need of these technicians.

Presenter: Eligio Marquez Discussion: The county and industry partners are requesting this program- specifically the Riviera Beach Task Force. Q: Is this program for the yachts? A: Yes, it is for all types of boats. Q: Can any of these courses be stand-alone courses? A: Yes, through CCE, interested participants can get certified through the American Boating Yacht Council (ABYC).


Action: Motion to Approve: D. Neff, 2nd M. Sfiropoulos; vote to approve unanimous.

V. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE BUSINESS

A. General Education Council

Presenter: Dr. Karen Pain Discussion: The General Education Council will be a standing part of the Curriculum Committee Agenda going forward. The General Education Council is a cross-disciplinary representation from all five General Education Areas to hear petitions to change or add a general education course designation. The Council is a recommending body to the Curriculum Committee.

VI. MOTION TO DISMISS

Discussion: NA

Action: Motion to Approve: D. Neff, 2nd E. Marquez; vote to approve unanimous.

The Curriculum Agendas and Minutes are at www.palmbeachstate.edu/curriculum-development

The Curriculum Committee meetings was held in CE 119 in Lake Worth and was available for members and presenters in the reserved conference rooms at the other college locations. (Belle Glade TEC220, Boca Raton AD 306, Lake Worth ETA 101, Loxahatchee LGA 216, and Palm Beach Gardens AD 207)

Attendance Faculty and Instructors X Cynthia Alexandre, Mathematics – CHAIR 3rd Year LW Emmanuel Alvarado, Spanish – 2nd Year PBG

X Tina Collins, Nursing – 1st Year LW X Robin D’Agati, Accounting – 2nd Year LW X Timothy Finamore, Math – 2nd Year BR X Paul Friedman, Public Safety - 1st Year LW Sabrina Greenwell, Social Science – 1st Year LW Marcy Katz, English/LIT – 1st Year LW

X Eligio Marquez, Trade & Industry – 1st Year LW X Daniel Neff, Trade & Industry – 2nd Year LW

http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/curriculum-development


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X Trineshia Sellars, Chemistry – 2nd Year LW Juliett Tracey, Business – 1st Year LW Administrative Members

X Dr. Velmarie Albertini, Dean Curriculum District (Non-voting) X Mike Sfiropoulos, Interim Academic Associate Dean LW Michelle Williams, Campus Registrar BG & Lox

X Teresa Armas, Financial Aid Associate Director In absentia Peter Biegel, Interim Campus Registrar

Kathleen Karran-Mccoy, Interim Dean Student Development X Christi White, Academic Services (Non-voting)

Presenters: Dr. Don Gladney, Bachelor’s Programs Dr. Mike Sfirpoulos for Lourdes (Luli) Marx, Developmental Education, EAP Courses Ms. Teresa Armas for Mr. Chad Crouse, EMT/Firefighter Combination PSAV Mr. Oleg Andric and Ms. Eva Suarez, Engineering Technology AS- Adv Manufacturing Concentration, Engineering Technology

AS- Advanced Technology Concentration, Engineering Technology AS- Alternative Energy Systems Concentration, Engineering Technology AS – Electronics Concentration, Electrical Power Technology AS, Engineering Technology Support Specialist, Automation CCC, Lean Manufacturing CCC, Mechatronics CCC, and associated programs and courses

Mr. Brent Ebner, Low Voltage Technician PSAV Mr. Eligio Marquez, Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair PSAV, Diesel Maintenance PSAV, Marine Service Technology PSAV Dr. Karen Pain – General Education Council Guests: Santrel Carrie for Peter Biegel Dana Hamadeh – Academic Affairs- BR Moises Pena – Veterans Affairs Dr. Carneiro de Paula – Emerging Leaders (Computer Science) Daniel Alvarez- Emerging Leaders (Public Safety Advisor) Jason Fogelson - IT Dugues Jean-Laurent – Financial Aid Jen Hudson – Academic Services Julie Sivigny – Academic Services

Degree Type Program Action Course Action New Rev Delete New Rev Delete

BAS/BS - 3 - - - - AA - - - - - - AS 1 5 - 9 5 2

ATC - - - - - - ATD - - - - - - CCC 3 - - - - -

College Prep - - 2 - - - PSAV 4 1 - 19 - -

TOTAL 8 9 2 28 5 2