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1 ADM Request to Del Mar College Curriculum Committee DEGREE/CERTIFICATE PROGRAM CHANGE Date: February 12, 201 Chair Submitting Change: Dr. Warren Knox Department: Compo Science, Engineering & Adv Tech CIP Code: Current Type of Degree/Certificate: D AA D AS D AAT IZI AAS D CERTIFICATE Computer Information Systems Current Title of Degree/Certificate: Microcomputers for Business Specialization Interacllve Digital Media & Web Development Change of Degree/Certificate Title Changing Degree/Certificate Title: [Z] Yes 0 No If yes, specify new title: Computer tnformatlon Systems: Digital Media for Web Design and elearnlnj Describe/justify why you are making the title change: We need to shorten It because It Is too long for students to remember and It should Include the courseware development area to be accurate. Change of Degree Type Changing Type of Degree: DYes IZI No If yes, what type of degree is being proposed: D AA D AS D AAT D AAS Describe/justify why you are changing the type of degree: IF NO OTHER CHANGES. THEN PROCEED TO SIGNATURE LINES The following proposed changes include: (Check all that apply.) [{] A Change in a Core/General Education Course(s) [{] A Change in a Non-Core Course(s) [{] Changing Total Number of Credit Hours for Degree from[2!jcredits to~credits

2 Section 1: Description and Justification of Changes Describe and Justify proposed changes to degree/certificate program: This change was prompted by the State of Texas mandate to reduce hours for AAS degrees to 60 credit hours. Section 2: Impact on Other Departments Will this change Impact other department(s)? DYes IZl No If yes, describe how It will Impact the department(s) and describe consultation/support with affected department(s). Also Include the number of student majors for the program. : The flve core course requirements remain the same, with the exception of two additional MATH course being acceptable. Section : Resource Needs Related to Change Will this change require additional faculty, financial, or physical resources? 0 Yes IZl No If yes, explain: Section : Credit Hour Summary for Degree Total Number of Credit Hours Required for Core/General Education Courses: ~ Total Number of Credit Hours Required for Non-Core Courses: Total Credit Hours Required for the Degree/Certificate: Section 5: Assurances for Attachment of Degree Plans [l] Current Degree/Certificate Plan Is attached (use copy of plan published In current DMC Catalog). [l] Proposed Degree/Certificate Plan Is attached using Proposed Degree/Certificate Requirement Part 1 and Part 2. [l] Proposed Degree/Certificate Plan Is attached as it would be published in DMC Catalog.

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4 " I,' PART 1: PROPOSED DEGREE REQUIREMENTS - GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES AAS - Associate of Applied Science Degree Title: CIS: Dlgllal Media for Web Developmenl and eleamlng Department: Compo Science, Engineering & Adv Tech CIP Code: Course Prefix & Number Course Title Credit Hours COMMUNICATION (6 credits) Written Communication ENGL 101 Oral Communication SPCH 1'~21 '. '. MATHEMATICS OR NATURAL SCIENCES ( Credits) IMATH 111qr.12or12. 1 HUMANITIESNISUAL OR PERFORMING ARTS ( Credits) IARTS ,.. SOCIAUBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ( Credits) IECON 1~.o.1... "... 1 Total Credits

5 " PART 2 All Degree Programs PROPOSED DEGREE REQUIREMENTS - Non Core Courses Degree Type and Title: AAS CIS: Digital Media for Web Development and elearnlng Department: Compo Science, Engineering & Adv Tech CIP Code: COURSE COURSE TITLE (Indicate Elective If no spociflc coursols required) CREDIT PREFIX & NUMBER HOURS ITSC 101 Introduction to Computors IMED 101 Introduction to Digital Media IMED 116 Web Page Design I IMED 105 Multimedia Courseware Dovolopment I IMED 29 Internet Server Management IMED 205 Multimedia Coursowaro Dovolopment " ITSE 150 Systoms Analysis and Do.lgn ITSC 2266 Internshlp-Computer and Information Science, General (Capstone) 2 ITSC 105 PC Operating Systom. ITSE 1290rCOSC 109 Programming Logic and Design ITSE 21 Web Authoring IMED 11 Interface Design ITSW 107 Introduction to Databaso ITSE202 Intermedlale Web Programming IMED 209 Internet Commerce IMED 1191 Spoclal Topics In Digital Media 1 Total Non.core Course 5

6 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: Mie",eem~ure.s-fur-BHsiness-SJ>eei-a-lkat.j"" Inte",etive-Digital Media-and Web DevelaJ>Hlent Digital Media for Web Development and elearning (Suggested Occupational Plan) Sem. Clock FIRST SEMESTER Lec. Lab Hrs. Hours ITSC 101. Introduction to Computers IMED 101. Introduction to Digital Media ltsc 105. PC Operating Systems... 2 ENGL 101. Composition S&lO. JnffiJdu.tioA-lo-l1G-Gp""'ti"g-SY"temss,.~"'..;.~-.a SECOND SEMESTER ITSE 129. Programming Logic & Design (or COSC 109) IMED116. Web Page Design ITSE 21. Web Authoring... 2 ARTS 111. Design 1... m1h02. CO ffij>\lter-pfag''li... minggr COSC1aG. Pragra",ming-"""Elamenlals I... a a l+nw-12&.---i'uhaamenlals of-netwol'kittg-+e<lmelogies0- a THIRD SEMESTER IMEDl1. Interface Design..."... 2 ITSW 107. Introduction to Dntabase SPCH121. Bltsiness and Professional COl1tlllllnication MA+H-l<I1. C"lIege-A!geb,...",...",,,,,,,...,,, g 8 1+SlHa2. II-lt:reaueliet+-te- istla.t-l}asie.net Pregt=aIHttltng..." ,..."'.. ~ a FOURTH SEMESTER lmed105. Multimedia Courseware Developnlent lmed 29. Internet Serve r Mnnagement ITSE 202. Intermediate Web Programming... 2 IM~Q'j.. IllleraelWe-f)igital-I,"eElia I ~ m e 202. I nt-efffieel-iate-web-p-t:egn=t III III ing...,... a " FIFTH SEMESTER IMED 205. Multimedia Courseware Development H... 2 IMED209. Internet Commerce IMED1191. Special Topics in Digital Media MATH (Select from MATH 11, MATH 12, or MATH 12) lme9-eleeli.'e a ltsw 1g7. InlmauefleH-le-f)ataease a " SIXTH SEMESTER IMl:;Q meeti,'e... 2 a

7 , ' I I ITSE 150. ITSC ECON 201. Systems Analysis and Design... 2 Internship - Computer and Information Science, General (Capstone)... O Principles of Macroeconomics o Total Semester Hours fo), Associate Degree Courses in bold type meet General Education requirements for Del Mar College Associate in Applied Science degrees. gmdellls must deme""_e-pffi~jeiehey-i-tt-basi -l<eyl>f>lh'ffin g skiys by su ess~ully elhpletihg-i> GGHfAT DepartllleHta+-keybeard-iHg-test;-a l~b)'-",, <:- SS~ltl-c-e mplclieh ei-j2grrr 129. I'SEM-Ol()l is-req<iifefl-fer any first year st "<IeH t-e"ffij.le-ih-ltglish-007-and-i~ly-re effihlehded-fef ahy- th<iehhteed-ihg-a-fievelej*hehtal ems,," Computer Science, Engineering and Advanced Technology careers require proficiency in basic keyboarding skills. Students are personally responsible for insuring that they currently possess, or will acquire, ti,e necessary keyboardirlg skills to successfully complete the chosen degree or certificate prografh.

8 I ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: Digital Media for Web Design and elearning (Suggested Occupational Plan) FIRST SEMESTER Lec. ITSC 101. Introduction to Computers... IMED 101. Introduction to Digital Media... 2 ITSC 105 PC Operating Systems... 2 ENGL 101. Composition I... Sem. Lab HJ:s. 1 1 Clock Hours 6 6 SECOND SEMESTER ITSE 129 Programming Logic & Design... 2 IMED116. ITSE 21 ARTS1Jl. (or casc 109) Web Page Design I... 2 Web Authoring... 2 De_sign THIRD SEMESTER lmed 11 Interface Design... 2 ITSW 107 Introduction to Database... 2 SPCll 121. Business alld.p(q e.ssionai Communication... 2 o 6 8 FOURTH SEMESTER IMED 105. Multimedia Courseware IMED29. ITSE 202 Development Internet Server Management... 2 Intermediate Web Programming... 2 FIFTH SEMESTER lmed205. Multimedia Courseware Development II... 2 IMED209 Internet Commerce... 2 IMEDl191 Special Topics in Digital Media... 1 MATH (Select from MATH 11, MATH 12,... or MATH 12) SIXTH SEMESTER ITSE150. Systems Analysis and Design... 2 ITSC2286. Internship - Computer and Information Science, General (Capstone)... 0 ECON201. Principles of Macroeconomics... Q Total Semester Hours for Associate Degree 60 Courses in bold type meet General Education requirements for Del Mar College Associate in Applied Science degrees. Computer Science, Engineering and Advanced Technology careers require proficiency in basic keyboarding skills. Students are personally responsible for insuring that they currently possess, or will acquire, the necessary keyboarding skills to successfujly complete the chosen degree or certificate program.