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2009-2010 Academic Catalog 
    
2009-2010 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Curricula Offerings


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ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

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AA: Associate of Arts
ADN: Associate Degree in Nursing
AGS: Associate of General Studies
AS: Associate of Science

OFC SUBJECT/MAJOR CONCENTRATION DEGREE
DMCS Computer Information Technology AS
ENTC Engineering Technology Electronics, Instrumentation, Process Plant AS
GBST General Studies Anthropology, Applied Natural Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Behavioral Sciences, Criminal Justice, English, Family and Child Studies, Foreign Languages, Geography, Government, History/Liberal Arts, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Sociology, Speech, Visual Arts, Women’s Studies AGS
UGNR Nursing ADN
SOSC Paralegal Studies AA

BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS

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BA: Bachelor of Arts
BGS: Bachelor of General Studies
BM: Bachelor of Music
BMEd: Bachelor of Music Education
BS: Bachelor of Science BSN: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

*Denotes Optional Concentration

OFC SUBJECT/MAJOR CONCENTRATION DEGREE
AFE Accounting  *Professional Accountancy and Exam Preparation, *Taxation BS
DDAS Agricultural Sciences Agribusiness, Animal Science,
Equine Science, General Agriculture,
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
BS
DDAS Agricultural Education, Grades 6-12 BS
VART Art Advertising Design, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking BA
VART Art Education, Grades K-12 BA
HHP Athletic Training BS
BIEN Biological Science *Premedicine, *Predentistry BS
BIEN Biology Education, Grades 6-12 BS
ELIT Business Education, Grades 6-12 BS
CHEM Chemistry *Biochemistry, *Forensic Chemistry, *Geology, *Premedicine BS
CHEM Chemistry Education, Grades 6-12 BS
BIEN Clinical Laboratory Science BS
DMCS Computer Science *Statistical Computing BS
MCOM Communication Studies Critical Thinking, Organizational Communication Studies, Professional Sales Communication BA
SOSC Criminal Justice *Terrorism, Preparedness, Security BS
TEDU Early Childhood Education, Grades PK-3 BS
TEDU Elementary Education, Grades 1-5 BS
ENTC Engineering Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering BS
ENTC Engineering Technology Electronics, Instrumentation, Process Plant/Management Pathway, Process Plant/Technical Pathway BS
ENFL English BA
ENFL English Education, Grades 6-12 BA
DDAS Environmental Science Education, Grades 6-12 BS
NUFS Family and Consumer Sciences Dietetics, Family and Child Studies BS
AFE Finance *Economics BS
ENFL Foreign Languages Education, Grades 6-12 BA
ENFL French BA
MMGB General Business Administration BS
GBST General Studies Arts and Humanities, Applied and Natural Sciences, Behavioral Sciences BGS
SOSC Government *Terrorism, Preparedness, Security BA
HHP Health and Physical Education, Grades K-12 BS
HHP Health and Human Performance, General Exercise Science, Health Promotion BS
HIST History *Southeastern American Indian Studies BA
HIST Liberal Studies *Religious Studies, *Southeastern American Indian Studies, *Women’s Studies BA
MMGB Management BS
MMGB Marketing BS
MCOM Mass Communication Journalism, Public Relations, Radio/TV BS
DMCS Mathematics *Mathematical Statistics BS
DMCS Mathematics Education, Grades 6-12 BS
PART Music Education - Instrumental, Grades K-12 BMEd
PART Music Education - Vocal, Grades K-12 BMEd
PART Music Performance Band or Orchestral Instrument, Jazz/Commercial Music, Piano, Piano Pedagogy, Voice BM
UGNR Nursing BSN
PHYS Physics BS
PSYC Psychology BS
BIEN Radiologic Sciences BS
HIST Social Studies Education, Grades 6-12 BA
SOSC Sociology *Terrorism, Preparedness, Security BA
ENFL Spanish BA
TEDU Special Education, General Mild-Moderate Impairments, Mild- Moderate Impairments/Elementary Education, Mild-Moderate Impairments/ Secondary Education BA
MCOM Speech Education, Grades 6-12 BS
PART Theatre Arts Design/Production Performance, Performance BA

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

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MA: Master of Arts
MBA: Master of Business Administration
MEng: Master of Engineering
MSN: Master of Science in Nursing
MAT: Master of Arts in Teaching
MEd: Master of Education
MFA: Master of Fine Arts
MS: Master of Science
EdS: Education Specialist

*Denotes Optional Concentration

OFC SUBJECT/MAJOR CONCENTRATION DEGREE
MBA Business Administration *Accounting MBA
ENFL Creative Writing MFA
TEDU Curriculum and Instruction Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Secondary Education MEd
ELIT Educational Leadership MEd
ELIT Educational Leadership Educational Leadership, Educational Technology EdS
ELIT Educational Technology Leadership MEd
TEDU Elementary Education, Grades 1-5 MAT
ENGR Engineering Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Engineering Management MEng
ENFL English MA
DDAS/ BIEN/ CHEM Environmental and Chemical Sciences Agricultural Sciences, Chemistry, Chemistry Education, Environmental Science, Environmental Science Education MS
HHP Health and Human Performance Exercise Physiology, Health Promotion, Nutrition and Wellness MS
ELIT Instructional Technology MS
DMCS Mathematical Sciences Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics MS
GRNR Nursing Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Educator, Nursing Leadership and Administration MSN
PSYC Psychology Addiction Treatment, Applied Behavior Analysis, Counseling Psychology, General/Experimental Psychology MA
TEDU School Counseling MEd
TEDU Secondary Education, Grades 6-12 MAT
TEDU Special Education Mild/Moderate MEd
TEDU Special Education Mild/Moderate, Grades 1-12 MAT

KEY TO OFFICES & COLLEGES

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AFE: Accounting, Finance, and Economics, College of Business
DDAS: Dripps Agricultural Sciences, College of Science
BIEN: Biological & Environmental Sciences, College of Science
CHEM: Chemistry, College of Science
ELIT: Educational Leadership and Instructional Technology, Burton College of Education
ENFL: English and Foreign Languages, College of Liberal Arts
ENGR: Engineering, College of Engineering and Engineering Technology
ENTC: Engineering Technology, College of Engineering and Engineering Technology
GBST: General and Basic Studies, Enrollment Management
GRNR: Graduate Nursing Program, College of Nursing
HHP: Health and Human Performance, Burton College of Education
HIST: History, College of Liberal Arts
MBA: Master of Business Administration Program, College of Business
MCOM: Mass Communication, College of Liberal Arts
DMCS: Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics, College of Science
MMGB: Management, Marketing, and General Business, College of Business
NUFS: Nutrition and Family Studies, College of Science
PART: Performing Arts, College of Liberal Arts
PHYS: Physics, College of Science
PSYC: Psychology, Burton College of Education
SOSC: Social Sciences, College of Liberal Arts
TEDU: Teacher Education, Burton College of Education
UGNR: Undergraduate Nursing, College of Nursing
VART: Visual Arts, College of Liberal Arts

STANDARDIZED ACADEMIC TERMS

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For the purpose of identifying, advertising, and awarding degrees, McNeese State University uses the following terms:

Concentration: alternative track of courses within a Major or Option, accounting for at least 30 percent of the Major requirements.

Curriculum: description of required and elective courses for a Degree Program.

Degree: title of the award conferred on students upon completion of a unified program of study (e.g., Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts).

Degree Program: grouping of campus-approved courses and requirements (e.g., minimum GPA required, comprehensive examinations, English and Math proficiency) which, when satisfactorily completed by a student, will entitle him or her to a degree.

Degree Designation: each authorized program at public institutions of higher education is listed in the Board of Regents’ Inventory of Degree and Certificate Programs under the category “Degree Designation” (e.g., Bachelor of Science).

Degree Subject Area: primary discipline which constitutes the focus of a Degree Program. When a student satisfactorily completes a Degree Program, the student will be entitled to a degree in the appropriate subject area. (e.g., Biology, History, Visual Arts).

Major: part of a Degree Program which consists of a specified group of courses in a particular discipline(s) or field(s). The name of the Major is usually consistent with the Degree Subject Area. A Major usually consists of 25 percent or more of total hours required in an undergraduate curriculum.

Minor: part of a Degree Program which consists of a specified group of courses in a particular discipline(s) or field(s), consisting usually of 15 percent or more of total hours required in an undergraduate curriculum.

Option: alternative track of courses within a major, accounting for at least 50 percent of the Major requirements.

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