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planning:future_program_planning [2015/04/24 18:11] skremerplanning:future_program_planning [2015/04/29 20:35] (current) Dgillis
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 |Individuals and administrators who are not computer scientists understand what a major is.|Majors are costly to implement because they require major-specific courses                                          | |Individuals and administrators who are not computer scientists understand what a major is.|Majors are costly to implement because they require major-specific courses                                          |
 |Majors show up on the student transcripts                                                 |Majors take a long time to implement because of the lead time needed to make program changes.                       | |Majors show up on the student transcripts                                                 |Majors take a long time to implement because of the lead time needed to make program changes.                       |
-|Forward planning is easily described in terms of majors.                                  |Majors require major-specific courses                                                                               |+|Forward planning is easily described in terms of majors.                                  |Majors require major-specific courses (isn't this a repeat of item 2, above)?                                                                             |
 |Majors are easier to sell to alumni during fundraising                                    |Much of computer science is common across the discipline. Separations between majors may be somewhat artificial     | |Majors are easier to sell to alumni during fundraising                                    |Much of computer science is common across the discipline. Separations between majors may be somewhat artificial     |
 |Majors are easy to explain to high school students and their parents                      |Majors are somewhat difficult to change, making it slower to react to changes in computing technology and practices.| |Majors are easy to explain to high school students and their parents                      |Majors are somewhat difficult to change, making it slower to react to changes in computing technology and practices.|
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   * STAT*2050 Statistics II   * STAT*2050 Statistics II
   * STAT*3210 Experimental Design   * STAT*3210 Experimental Design
 +  * STAT*3240 Linear Regression
 +  * MATH*2150/2160 Linear Algebra
  
 For a third analysis, consider the Interaction Design AofA. The AofA could include the following SOCS courses: For a third analysis, consider the Interaction Design AofA. The AofA could include the following SOCS courses:
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   * SOAN*2070 Introduction to Anthropology   * SOAN*2070 Introduction to Anthropology
  
 +I like the idea of adding AofAs to our menu - but perhaps keep it open in the event that a student wants to explore something outside of our streams. 
  
  
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   - Could we offer the AoA for some areas as a post-graduate diploma?  The AofA itself could be offered as a 1-year graduate diploma, for students who already have a degree in CS or similar (from another institution)?  This might be especially appealing for topics like HCI or Entrepreneurship.   - Could we offer the AoA for some areas as a post-graduate diploma?  The AofA itself could be offered as a 1-year graduate diploma, for students who already have a degree in CS or similar (from another institution)?  This might be especially appealing for topics like HCI or Entrepreneurship.
 +  - What about developing a week long or two week long intensive course that would be similar in nature to the GeoEpi course offered in OVC. That is, Vets, Lawyers, Doctors, and grad students take the course (and it's a good source of income for the OVC, at least I think it is). This could be in several areas - but data science seems to make some good sense to me. 
   - Regardless of the the choice we make, the coop stream will have to be modified to include at least one summer semester of teaching to offset a winter coop term. This will have to be applied to all programs equally, to maximize the number of students capable of doing coop.    - Regardless of the the choice we make, the coop stream will have to be modified to include at least one summer semester of teaching to offset a winter coop term. This will have to be applied to all programs equally, to maximize the number of students capable of doing coop. 
   - Is there any reason that we cannot offer summer programs as 6 week courses?   - Is there any reason that we cannot offer summer programs as 6 week courses?
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