Monash University

Education Committee Meeting 8/2000

Meeting No 8/2000 of the Education Committee will be held on 6 December 2000 in the Sir George Lush Room, Administration Building 3A, Clayton Campus, commencing at 10:00am.

Apologies: Please telephone: 9905 9003; or e-mail to: Kerri.Wilson-Reid@adm.monash.edu.au.

Ms K Wilson-Reid

Executive Officer

Members having a direct commercial or financial interest in any item before this meeting must declare that interest to the Chair via the Committee Secretary prior to consideration of the item, and must not take part in a vote on any matter concerning it.

A G E N D A

PART A PROCEDURAL AND POLICY MATTERS

*1. APOLOGIES

No apologies have been received to date.

*2. STARRED ITEMS

The Committee should note that certain items have been starred as requiring discussion. Any items related to new courses are automatically starred for the attention of the Committee.

Additional items may be starred at the discretion of the Committee.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Committee nominate any additional items to be starred, and endorse the recommendations for all items other than those starred.

*3. MINUTES

The Minutes will be circulated separately.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Committee approve the Minutes of Meeting 7/2000, held 15 November 2000.

4. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ACADEMIC BOARD MEETING 7/2000

The next meeting of the Academic Board, Meeting 7/2000, will be held on Wednesday, 29 November 2000. A brief report on matters of interest from that meeting will be included in the Minutes for this meeting of the Education Committee for information.

5. MATTERS ARISING

5.1 Library Impact Statements (refer Meeting 5/2000)

At its Meeting 5/2000, the Education Committee noted the Library Impact Statement for the period 1 January to 30 June 2000 that was provided by the Monash University Library. A query was raised at that meeting about how a request for "additional funds required" would be progressed, including detail about the source of such funding. As agreed, Dr K Macrae and Mr C Avram have liaised with the relevant staff from the University Library. The response from the Library is set out below. Members are invited to note the information provided and note that it has implications for the faculties and the Library to agree beforehand about costs. The process for this is included under the Resource Planning section of the Integrated Academic and Resource Planning Approach and proforma.

"When the Library receives Library Impact Statements from the academics, the appropriate Subject Librarian and/or Divisional Librarian will assess the Library's ability to meet the needs of the course. If funds are required to purchase additional materials, the Subject Librarian or Divisional Librarian will negotiate with the academic staff responsible for developing the course to obtain the funding. The Library will provide matching funds, wherever possible. It should be noted that matching funds are given on a once off basis to purchase start up collections. Resources that require recurrent expenditure such as serial subscriptions will have to be funded on a longer term basis.

6. LEARNING AND TEACHING PLAN - TRANSITION POLICY

p 1-2

The draft Learning and Teaching Plan – Transition Policy was initially considered and feedback was provided at Meeting 6/2000 of the Committee of Associate Deans Teaching (CADeT), held 12 October 2000. It was noted at that meeting that further drafting and consultation was required in relation to the implications of the recommendations in the policy. A re-drafted version of the policy received in principle support by the Committee of Deans at its meeting held on 21 November 2000. A copy of the re-drafted policy is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee consider and endorse the draft "Learning and Teaching Plan – Transition Policy" presented.

 

PART B: FACULTY REPORTS AND PROPOSALS

7. FACULTY OF ART AND DESIGN

p 3-10

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive and note the Reports of meetings of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design Board, held on 13 October, 10 November, 13 November and 17 November 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

7.1 Major Amendment to Existing Courses

7.1.1 Bachelor of Industrial Design

p 11-12

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design to amend the fourth year level of the Bachelor of Industrial Design as detailed in the document presented.

7.1.2 Bachelor of Visual Communications (Honours)

p 13-14

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design to amend the Bachelor of Visual Communications (Honours) as detailed in the document presented.

7.2 New Subject Proposals

p 15-52

Handbook entries are attached.

For information, members are invited to note additional information about the proposals below. The Faculty of Art and Design intends in future to propose other locations of offering for the subject PHO1103 as resources permit. Cross-faculty consultation has occurred in relation to the subject MMS4001 which will be taught by the Faculties of Art and Design and Information Technology.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design to establish the subjects listed below:

7.3 Amendments to Existing Subjects

p 53-56

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design Board to make amendments to subjects as set out and in the documentation presented:

FNA2203 Painting studio 3; FNA2204 Painting studio 4; FNA3205 Painting studio 5; FNA3206 Painting studio 6:

Change of location from on-campus at the Caulfield campus to also include off-campus at the Monash locations of the Prato Centre and the London Centre; and

DWG2504 Creative Drawing; DWG2510 Perceptual Drawing A; DWG3519 Perceptual Drawing (the figure) B; DWG3520 Perceptual Drawing B; DWG3529 Perceptual Drawing (the figure) C; DWG3530 Perceptual Drawing C:

Change of location from on-campus at the Caulfield campus to also include off-campus at the Monash locations of the Prato Centre and the London Centre. Also an additional teaching mode of block teaching.

8. FACULTY OF ARTS

p 57-62

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive and note the Report of Meeting 8/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Arts held on Wednesday, 15 November 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

*8.1 New Course Proposals

8.1.1 Graduate Diploma in Languages (Language)

p 63-68

Documentation is attached.

The course proposed under this item was endorsed by the Dean’s Advisory Committee on 15 November, 2000. It will be ratified at the next meeting of the Arts Faculty Board to be held on 6 December 2000.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, subject to endorsement by the Board of the Faculty of Arts, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Arts to establish the Graduate Diploma in Languages (Language), to be offered on campus at the Clayton campus, with the Japanese stream offered on campus at the Peninsula Campus, commencing semester one, 2001.

8.1.2 The Honours Degree of Bachelor of Social Welfare

p 69-74

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Social Welfare, to be offered on campus at the Gippsland campus and off campus via distance education from the Gippsland campus, commencing semester one, 2001.

8.2 New Subject Proposals

p 75-166

Documentation is attached.

Of the subjects proposed under this item, sixteen are new subjects for establishment, forty-two are new subject by virtue of a change to credit points and fourteen are new subjects by virtue of an additional year level of offering.

For information, members are invited to note additional information about the proposals under this item:

The new subjects GSC4309, 4310 and 4311 will be offered in a combination of on and off-campus mode;

Further information about the INM subjects provided by the Faculty of Arts: The INM Study Abroad subjects are proposed as a consequence of the ruling that every subject must henceforth have a single points value. In the past, there was one subject code at each year level that was given various points weightings, depending on the subjects the student was taking at the overseas university. With the new codes proposed, there will be separate codes for 6, 12, and 24 points at second and third year:

At fourth year, Arts will henceforth approve coursework at 6 and 12 points only, not at 24, so there are codes just for those values. The Faculty has been advised that at Honours level, for Callista purposes, to distinguish mid-year entry students, there are three separate codes that are all at 12 points (one for first semester, one for second semester, and one for summer semester); and

The INM and INS subjects listed will be offered off-campus in Indonesia with students attending classes at the Gadjah Mada University (Yogyakarta) in Indonesia, with which Monash University has an existing agreement.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to approve the subjects listed below:

New subjects for establishment:

Changes to credit points:

8 points to 6 points:

12, 16 or 24 points to 6 points:

Addition to existing year level:

8.3 Amendments to Existing Subjects

p 167-168

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to make amendments to subjects as detailed under items 4.2 and 5 of the Faculty Board Report and the document presented.

8.4 Disestablishment of Subjects

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the disestablishment of the following subjects by the Board of the Faculty of Arts:

9. FACULTY OF EDUCATION

p 169-172

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 5/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Education held on 8 November 2000, note the Proceedings and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to Academic Board.

9.1 Major Amendment to Course - Master of Psychology

p 173-178

Documentation is attached.

The proposal under this item involves the Master of Psychology offered by the Faculty of Education. Consultation has occurred between the Faculties of Education and Science about the proposal.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Education to amend Master of Psychology (offered by the Faculty of Education) to establish the following tagged pathways:

9.2 Minor Amendments to Existing Courses

9.2.1 Bachelor of Adult Learning and Development

p 179-182

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Education to amend the Bachelor of Adult Learning and Development, to allow students to undertake two elective subjects as detailed in the documentation presented.

9.2.2 Graduate Diploma of Education (Primary)

p 183-184

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Education to amend the Graduate Diploma of Education (Primary), to alter the semester sequencing for two subjects as detailed in the documentation presented.

9.3 New Subject Proposals

p 185-188

Handbook entries are attached.

For information, members are invited to note additional information about the proposals below. The subjects EDF4663 and 4664 are placement subjects to be offered off-campus from Clayton. The subjects EDF4667 and 4668 are to be offered in a combination of on and off-campus mode.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Education to establish the four subjects listed below:

9.4 Amendments to Existing Subjects

p 189-204

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Education to make amendments to subjects as detailed under Proceeding No. 1 in the Faculty Board Report and the documentation presented.

9.5 Disestablishment of Subjects

p 205-206

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the disestablishment of the following subjects by the Board of the Faculty of Education (effective 1 January 2001):

Proceedings

10. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

p 207-208

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 4/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Engineering held on 25 October 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to Academic Board.

10.1 Major Amendment to Existing Course - Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering)

p 209-210

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Engineering to amend the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering), to extend the offering of the second year of the degree so that it is also offered on-campus at the Malaysia campus from semester one, 2001.

10.2 Minor Amendment to Existing Course - Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)

p 211-212

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Engineering to amend the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering), to cease the teaching of level two of the course at the Caulfield campus (level two now to be offered only at the Clayton campus).

10.3 New Subject Proposals

p 213-216

Handbook entries are attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Education Committee the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Engineering to approve the subjects tabled below that involve changes to credit points:

The two subjects immediately below will replace the existing subject ENG4611 which is currently take with variable credit points. As Callista does not allow for variable points, two alternative credit point variations of the identical subject were created. The subjects will be conducted through the Faculty of Education and will be taken as a level-four elective by many Engineering students. Cross-faculty consultation between the two faculties has occurred.

 

Code

Title

Cp

ENG4614

Schools technology studies project

4

ENG4616

Schools technology studies project

6

The new subjects below will be offered as part of the transition arrangements for students who will be completing the BE (Industrial and Computing), BE (Mechanical and Computing) and B Tech (AMT) degrees in 2001. A table of equivalences for existing subjects has been approved by Faculty Board. The new subjects will be used when no reasonable equivalents with equal credit point weighting can be found for such students. Students enrolled in either of these subjects will carry out a course of study, as determined by the subject leader, reflecting the theme of the original subject. Enrolment in the subjects will be restricted to the three cohorts mentioned above.

 

Code

Title

Cp

IND3001

Current engineering practice I

4

IND3002

Current engineering practice II

6

11. FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

p 217-224

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 5/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology held 15 November 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

11.1 Major Amendments to Existing Courses

11.1.1 Bachelor of Network Computing

p 225-226

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the structure of the Bachelor of Network Computing as detailed in the document presented.

11.1.2 Bachelor of Multimedia

p 227-228

Documentation is attached.

This proposal has cross-faculty involvement with the Faculty of Art and Design. Cross-faculty consultation has occurred.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Bachelor of Multimedia, to offer a summer semester of two core units as detailed in the documentation presented.

11.1.3 Bachelor of Computing – extension to Malaysia campus

p 229-232

Documentation for the major amendment to course proposal under this item is attached. (Further documentation was provided by the Faculty in relation to requirements for the new Integrated Academic and Resource Planning Approach. Copies of this documentation are available upon request to the Executive Officer.)

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Bachelor of Computing, to extend the offering of the third year level of the course to be offered on-campus at the Malaysia campus as detailed in the documentation presented.

11.1.4 Bachelor of Computing

p 233-234

Documentation is attached.

The proposal under this item involves a change of local partner to the School of Profession and Continuing Education (SPACE). Documentation in relation to this proposal is also currently being considered by the Offshore Quality Assurance Committee.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, subject to endorsement by the Offshore Quality Assurance Committee, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Bachelor of Computing, offered from the Gippsland campus, including a change of partnership arrangement for the locally-supported distance education offering in Hong Kong as detailed in the document presented.

11.1.5 Master of Business Systems

p 235-236

Documentation is attached.

The proposal under this item involves a change of local partner to the School of Profession and Continuing Education (SPACE). Documentation in relation to this proposal is also currently being considered by the Offshore Quality Assurance Committee.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, subject to endorsement by the Offshore Quality Assurance Committee, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Master of Business Systems, offered from the Gippsland campus, including a change of partnership arrangement for the locally-supported distance education offering in Hong Kong as detailed in the document presented.

11.1.6 Bachelor of Computing

p 237-240

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Bachelor of Computing, to establish a pathway for Monash College students into the degree as detailed in the documentation presented.

11.1.7 Bachelor of Multimedia Computing

p 237-240

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Bachelor of Multimedia Computing, to establish a pathway for Monash College students into the degree as detailed in the documentation presented.

11.1.8 Master of Business Systems

p 241-246

Documentation is attached. (Further documentation was provided by the Faculty in relation to requirements for the new Integrated Academic and Resource Planning Approach. Copies of this documentation are available upon request to the Executive Officer.)

RECOMMENDATION:

That, subject to endorsement by the Offshore Quality Assurance Committee, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to amend the Master of Business Systems, offered by distance education, to extend the offer of the course to include locally-supported off-campus delivery in Malaysia, as detailed in the documentation presented.

11.2 Minor Amendments to Existing Courses

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to make minor amendments to the Masters in Digital Communications and the Post-graduate Diploma in Digital Communications, to add the subjects GCO5805, GCO5806 and GCO5807 to the lists of approved subjects for those courses.

11.3 New Subject Proposals

p 247-252

Handbook entries are attached.

For information, members are invited to note additional information about the proposals below. The subject ELC 3000 has cross-faculty involvement with and support from the Faculty of Business and Economics. The subject IMS4401 has cross-faculty involvement with and support from the Faculty of Art and Design. Concern was expressed during the approval process to date regarding the availability of adequate teaching space for the subjects ELC3000 and IMS4401 - the relevant faculties are working towards resolution of this concern.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to establish the three subjects listed below:

11.4 Amendments to Existing Subjects

p 253-254

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Information Technology to make amendments to subjects as detailed under items 4 and 5 of the Faculty Board Report and the documentation presented.

12. FACULTY OF LAW

p 255-258

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the report of a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Law held 16 November 2000, note the Proceedings (Section B) and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board. It is expected that all items in this report will be ratified at Meeting 1/2001 of the Board of the Faculty of Law, to be held 11 April 2001.

*12.1 New Course Proposals

12.1.1 Master of Laws (Tribunal Procedures)

p 259-266

Documentation is attached.

The new course proposed under this item allows for the option of some subjects to be studied at other institutions. The proposed degree is a 48 point masters following from a Bachelor of Laws with honours or equivalent degree in law from another institution. The degree also allows for exit points of the Graduate Certificate in Law (Tribunal Procedures) and the Graduate Diploma in Law (Tribunal Procedures).

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Law to establish the Master of Laws (Tribunal Procedures), with the options of coursework or coursework and minor thesis, to be offered off-campus (although students may enrol in some on-campus subjects), commencing semester one 2001.

12.1.2 Graduate Diploma in Law (Tribunal Procedures)

p 267-276

Documentation is attached.

The new course proposed under this item allows for the option of some subjects to be studied at other institutions. The Graduate Diploma proposed under tis item allows for the exit point of the Graduate Certificate in Law (Tribunal Procedures).

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Law to establish the Graduate Diploma in Law (Tribunal Procedures), to be offered off-campus (although students may enrol in some on-campus subjects), commencing semester one 2001.

12.1.3 Graduate Certificate in Law (Tribunal Procedures)

p 277-284

Documentation is attached.

The new course proposed under this item allows for the option of some subjects to be studied at other institutions.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Law to establish the Graduate Certificate in Law (Tribunal Procedures), to be offered off-campus (although students may enrol in some on-campus subjects), commencing semester one 2001.

12.2 Minor Amendments to Existing Courses

p 285-292

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Law to amend the courses listed below as detailed in the documentation presented:

12.3 New Subject Proposals

p 293-300

Handbook entries are attached.

The subjects proposed under this item will be offered off-campus, to be taught at the Monash location of the City Offices. Cross-faculty consultation has occurred between the Faculties of Law and Business and Economics in relation to the subjects LAW7255 and LAW7261. (Agreement has been reached that a cross-crediting arrangement will be available for students to credit these two subjects to the Master of Business Law in the Faculty of Business and Economics.)

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Law to establish the four subjects listed below:

12.4 Amendments to Existing Subjects

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Law to make amendments to subjects as detailed under item 3 of Section B of the Faculty Board Report presented.

13. FACULTY OF MEDICINE

p 301-302

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive and note a report from the Faculty of Medicine to the Education Committee, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

13.1 Major Amendments to Existing Courses

13.1.1 Graduate Certificate of Nursing (High Dependency)

p 303-308

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Medicine to amend the Graduate Certificate of Nursing (High Dependency) as detailed in the documentation presented, including:

13.1.2 Graduate Certificate of Nursing (Palliative Care)

p 309-310

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Medicine to amend the Graduate Certificate of Nursing (Palliative Care) as outlined in the documentation presented, including:

a change to the offering of the course from on-campus at the Peninsula campus to now be offered by distance education (with some subjects including optional on-campus seminars);

the core subjects to be:

13.1.3 Graduate Diploma of Midwifery

p 311-314

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee:

13.2 New Subject Proposals

p 315-322

Documentation is attached.

Of the subjects proposed under this item, five are new subjects for establishment and one is a new subject by virtue of a change to credit points.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to approve the subjects listed below:

New subjects for establishment:

Changes to credit points:

6 points to 3 points:

13.3 Amendments to Existing Subjects

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note that the Education Committee of the Faculty of Medicine, on behalf of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine, has approved an amendment to a subject as detailed under item 4 of the Report presented.

14. FACULTY OF SCIENCE

p 323-324

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 6/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Science, held 8 November 2000, note the Proceedings and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

14.1 New Course Proposal - Bachelor of Laws/Diploma of Psychology

The proposal referred to under this item for a new course was endorsed by the Education Committee at its Meeting 7/2000 held on 15 November 2000. This course was proposed for consideration by the Academic Board at its Meeting 7/2000 on 29 November 2000.

 RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note that the Board of the Faculty of Science has ratified the proposal for the establishment of a Bachelor of Laws/Diploma of Psychology that was previously forwarded by the Faculty of Law.

14.2 Major Amendment to an Existing Subject

p 325-326

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Science to amend the subject SCI3740 Science in Action Research Project, to extend the location of offering from on-campus at the Malaysia campus to also include on-campus at the Clayton and Gippsland campuses and by distance education from the Gippsland campus.

14.3 Minor amendments to existing subjects

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Science to make amendments to subjects as detailed under item 4 of the Faculty Board Report presented.

14.4 Disestablishment of Subjects

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the disestablishment of the following subjects by the Board of the Faculty of Science:

Proceedings

PART C: NEXT MEETING

The next scheduled meeting of the Education Committee (Meeting 1/2001) will be held at 2:15 pm on Wednesday, 31 January 2001.

All final submissions for the agenda for that meeting are due by 17 January 2001.

For further information about Education Committee procedures, please refer to the University Secretariat website below under "Education Committee – Associated Information":

http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/unisec/com/comind.htm

Membership:

Professor Alan Lindsay (Chair)

Associate Professor David Garrioch

Dr Denise Cuthbert

Mr Karen Bensley

Associate Professor Alan Farley

Associate Professor Les Nethercott

Associate Professor Peter Gronn

Associate Professor Ian Prince

Associate Professor John Hurst

Mr Chris Avram

Professor Susan Campbell

Professor Grahame Taylor

Associate Professor Malcolm Sim

Dr Kristina Macrae

Associate Professor Michael Morgan

Associate Professor Louis Roller

Professor Peter Stewart

Professor Max King

Professor Merran Evans

Professor John Harris

Professor Graham Webb

Professor Les Johnson

Ms Terri Short (MUBS)

Ms Jessamy Nicholas (MONSU)

Mr James Raynes (MSA)

Ms Chris Hortis (MUGSU)

In regular attendance:

Mr Clive Vernon

Mr Peter Lawford

Mr Peter Marshall (alternate Mr P Yates)

Ms Kerri Wilson-Reid (Executive Officer)

In attendance for Meeting 8/2000:

Ms Donna Aitken, Admissions, Enrolments & Scholarships, Student and Staff Services

Further Distribution:

Faculty Registrars/Managers (*9)

Mr B Eddy

Ms M Fairbanks

Dr A Mitchell

Mr P Siggins

Ms C Holland

Ms P Herman

Ms S Stafford