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September 19, 2016
Erratum to the Business Administration, Business Analytics Option, MSBA in the Programs of Study Section:
The following change has been approved by the Chancellor:
MS Business Administration, Business Analytics option will now be the M.S. Business Analytics degree.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following Master’s in Counseling Program & Options:
Requirements for M.S. in Counseling (72 units)
The M.S. degree in Counseling requires 72 units organized according to university requirements (see the Graduate/Post-Baccalaureate Admission and Degree Information chapter in this catalog). Requirements are established to ensure that each degree candidate obtains adequate breadth in subject matter, field experiences, and research.
I. Prerequisites (15 units minimum; not counted toward 72-unit total)
A baccalaureate degree with a major in psychology or in child or human development plus a statistics course. For applicants with baccalaureates in other majors, the following courses are required and will provide adequate background for a counseling graduate program:
An introductory course in descriptive statistics (3 units)
A course in abnormal or pathological behavior (3 units)
A course in learning (3 units)
A course in developmental psychology or human or child development (3 units)
A course in personality theory or development (3 units)
II. Requirements (40-49 units)
A. Competency Area Requirements (31 units)
Students are required to demonstrate competency in the areas listed below. With the Dean’s approval, students may substitute alternative related courses.
EPSY 6750 - Foundations of Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6302 - Individual Development Units: 4
EPSY 6762 - Group Procedures and Facilitation Units: 4
EPSY 6701 - Appraisal Procedures: Standardized Units: 4 or
EPSY 6720 - Theory and Assessment of Cognition Units: 4
EPSY 6752 - Cross-Cultural Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6023 - Research in Applied Behavioral Sciences Units: 4
EPSY 6785 - Law and Ethics in Counseling Units: 3
EPSY 6775 - Community Mental Health Counseling Units: 4
B. Fieldwork Requirement (9 units)
A minimum of three quarters of fieldwork is required in the application of counseling procedures and assessment techniques in fieldwork settings.
EPSY 6670 - Field Work Group Supervision I Units: 3
EPSY 6671 - Field Work Group Supervision II Units: 3
EPSY 6672 - Field Work Group Supervision III Units: 3
C. Capstone Experience (0-9 units)
Students must successfully complete either a University Thesis, a Departmental Thesis, a Project, or a Comprehensive Examination, and should select option (1), (2), (3), or (4).
Option 1.
EPSY 6899 - Project Units: 2-5 1
Or EPSY 6021 - Thesis-Project Seminar (Mild-Moderate Disabilities Option) Units: 3
Option 2.
EPSY 6909 - Departmental Thesis Units: 2-5
Or EPSY 6021 - Thesis-Project Seminar (Mild-Moderate Disabilities Option) Units: 3 1
Option 3.
EPSY 6910 - University Thesis Units: 1-9 2
Or EPSY 6021 - Thesis-Project Seminar (Mild-Moderate Disabilities Option) Units: 3
Option 4.
Comprehensive Examination Units: 0
Note: Students completing a Project or a Departmental Thesis and registering for EPSY 6899 or EPSY 6909, even if combined with EPSY 6021, are limited to a total of 5 units. EPSY 6021 can be repeated for a total of 6 units; however, only five of these six units may be applied to the M.S. degree for students doing a Project or Departmental Thesis. Students completing a University Thesis may enroll in EPSY 6021 for up to 6 units.
III. Options (19-22 units)
Option Requirements listed below.
IV. Electives (1-20 units)
Elective courses to be determined by advisor/coordinator. Total number of elective units for the masters depend on the degree option.
Note: Additional course work, beyond that required for the masters, may be required for professional licensure and/or credentials.
Note: Public Administration courses may be used as electives by students completing the combined program with Public Administration.
Clinical Child/School Psychology Option (19 units)
For additional specific program requirements please see Pupil Personnel Credential: School Psychology Internship and School Psychology Specialization
EPSY 6403 - Psychotherapy for Children Units: 4
EPSY 6500 - Cognitive Behavior Therapy Units: 4
EPSY 6669 - Seminar in Mental Health Consultation Units: 3
EPSY 6911 - Developmental Assessment Practicum Units: 4
EPSY 6912 - Personality Assessment Units: 4
Marriage and Family Therapy Option (20-22 units)
EPSY 6025 - Psychopathology of Childhood Units: 4
or EPSY 6026 Psychopathology in Adulthood Units: 4
EPSY 6027 - Chemical Dependence Theory Units: 4
or EPSY 6029 Seminar in Chemical Dependency Units: 2
EPSY 6400 - Family Psychotherapy Units: 4
EPSY 6403 - Psychotherapy for Children Units: 4
EPSY 6406 - Seminar in Human Sexuality Units: 2
EPSY 6500 - Cognitive Behavior Therapy Units: 4
or EPSY 6751 Counseling and Psychotherapy Theory Units: 4
School Counseling Option (20 units)
For additional specific program requirements please see Pupil Personnel Credential: School Psychology Internship and School Psychology Specialization
EPSY 6669 - Seminar in Mental Health Consultation Units: 3
EPSY 6711 - Career-Life Planning Units: 4
EPSY 6766 - Personal/Social Counseling in Schools Units: 2
EPSY 6767 - Academic Counseling in Schools Units: 3
EPSY 6768 - Foundations of School Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6764 - Intervention Strategies for Systems and Organizational Change Units: 4
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following Pupil Personnel Credential, School Counseling Specialization:
Pupil Personnel Credential: School Counseling Specialization
Credential Requirements (90 units)
The Pupil Personnel Credential (School Counseling Specialization) is offered through the School Counseling, and Marriage, Family Therapy program. This credential is required for work as a counselor in the public schools, and is approved by the California Commission of Teacher Credentialing (CTC). The commission sets the standards and competencies for the state, and Cal State East Bay’s program is designed to incorporate all knowledge, skills and practical experiences required to meet those expectations 3.
The School Counseling Credential program is a two-year course of study that reflects an integration of local program needs, the campus mission, and the direction provided by the National Standards and National Model of the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) and the National Career Development Guidelines (NOICC). The program is designed to train competent practitioners who are prepared to be leaders in building comprehensive, results-based school counseling programs that serve the needs of all pupils. The program provides training in mental health services using an integrated model designed to serve marriage and family therapists, school counseling and school psychology students. The school counseling students, however, will receive additional training and experience to prepare them to effectively perform the functions of a school counselor. The School Counseling Credential program includes specific training in guidance program models, guidance program development/implementation, and in the comprehensive and developmental school guidance curricula for academic, career, and personal/social development. Students also learn team building, management, and accountability for a comprehensive guidance program.
The M.S. in Counseling (or an acceptable equivalent) is required.
I. Prerequisites (9 units)
The prerequisites are the same as for the M.S. in Counseling. (Prerequisites are not included in the 90 units required for the Pupil Personnel Credential.) Coursework as follows:
Statistics Units: 3
Abnormal psychology Units: 3
Learning Units: 3, or
Personality Units: 3, or
Human, child, or adolescent development Units: 3
II. Course Requirements (64 units)
EPSY 5610 - Microcounseling I Units: 2
EPSY 6023 - Research in Applied Behavioral Sciences Units: 4
EPSY 6025 - Psychopathology of Childhood Units: 4
EPSY 6302 - Individual Development Units: 4
EPSY 6400 - Family Psychotherapy Units: 4
EPSY 6403 - Psychotherapy for Children Units: 4
EPSY 6500 - Cognitive Behavior Therapy Units: 4
EPSY 6669 - Seminar in Mental Health Consultation Units: 3
EPSY 6701 - Appraisal Procedures: Standardized Units: 4
EPSY 6750 - Foundations of Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6752 - Cross-Cultural Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6762 - Group Procedures and Facilitation Units: 4
EPSY 6764 - Intervention Strategies for Systems and Organizational Change Units: 4
EPSY 6765 - Psychological and Counseling Services in Schools and Higher Education Units: 2
EPSY 6766 - Personal/Social Counseling in Schools Units: 2
EPSY 6767 - Academic Counseling in Schools Units: 3
EPSY 6768 - Foundations of School Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6785 - Law and Ethics in Counseling Units: 3
EPSY 6786 - Child Abuse Assessment Units: 1
III. Fieldwork (minimum 18 units)
EPSY 6600 - Clinic Rounds Units: 3 (1) (must take a minimum of 3 units. May be repeated seven times for credit for a maximum of 8 units)
EPSY 6670 - Field Work Group Supervision I Units: 3
EPSY 6671 - Field Work Group Supervision II Units: 3
EPSY 6672 - Field Work Group Supervision III Units: 3
EPSY 6770 - Internship Units: 2-6 (may be taken multiple quarters)
IV. Capstone Experience (4 units)
Complete both A and B
A. EPSY 6205 - Advanced Pupil Personnel Specialist Units: 4
B. Passing score on Comprehensive Exam in School Counseling Units: 3
Note: California Commission of Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) approval of revised program documents for new Standards and Competencies pending.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following Pupil Personnel Credential, School Psychology Internship and School Psychology Specialization:
Pupil Personnel Credential: School Psychology Internship and School Psychology Specialization
Credential Requirements
This combined credential program is offered by the Clinical Child/School Psychology faculty.
The school psychologist is a clinical child psychologist who functions within the school organization. The school psychologist provides consultation and services for enhancement of the cognitive, social and emotional development of children and adolescents within the school environment; provides programs for the development of the staff; has responsibility for the prevention, assessment, and remediation of the behavioral and learning difficulties of children; and often becomes the primary resource for the emotionally troubled children and their parents. The school psychologist serves the schools as the expert in psycho-educational measurement, program evaluation, and research.
School Psychology Internship (95 units)
This program prepares students to undertake a full-time (1200-hour) Internship in School Psychology, as required by the National Association of School Psychologists and, as of July, 1996, by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing of the State of California. (Note that the Internship Credential would serve to qualify a student for internship status, and thus would have to be earned prior to the actual internship year itself.)
Prerequisites are not included in the 95 units required for the School Psychology Internship Program. Prerequisite units are minimum values; all Cal State East Bay courses have more units.
I. Prerequisites (18 units)
An Introduction to Statistics (e.g., STAT 1000) Units: 3
Abnormal Psychology (e.g., PSYC 4410) Units: 3
Developmental Psychology (e.g., PSYC 4420) Units: 3
Learning Theory (e.g., PSYC 4210 ) Units: 3
Personality Theory (e.g., PSYC 4610) Units: 3
Psychological Tests and Measurements (e.g., PSYC 3200) Units: 3
II. Required Courses (77 units)
EPSY 5610 - Microcounseling I Units: 2
EPSY 6023 - Research in Applied Behavioral Sciences Units: 4
EPSY 6025 - Psychopathology of Childhood Units: 4
EPSY 6301 - Pediatric Psychology Units: 4
EPSY 6302 - Individual Development Units: 4
EPSY 6400 - Family Psychotherapy Units: 4
EPSY 6403 - Psychotherapy for Children Units: 4
EPSY 6500 - Cognitive Behavior Therapy Units: 4
EPSY 6610 - Graduate Seminar I Units: 2
EPSY 6620 - Graduate Seminar II Units: 2
EPSY 6630 - Graduate Seminar III Units: 2
EPSY 6669 - Seminar in Mental Health Consultation Units: 3
EPSY 6720 - Theory and Assessment of Cognition Units: 4
EPSY 6746 - Neuropsychology of Learning Disabilities Units: 4
EPSY 6752 - Cross-Cultural Counseling Units: 4
EPSY 6762 - Group Procedures and Facilitation Units: 4
EPSY 6765 - Psychological and Counseling Services in Schools and Higher Education Units: 2
EPSY 6785 - Law and Ethics in Counseling Units: 3
EPSY 6810 - Advanced Graduate Seminar I Units: 2
EPSY 6820 - Advanced Graduate Seminar II Units: 2
EPSY 6830 - Advanced Graduate Seminar III Units: 2
EPSY 6911 - Developmental Assessment Practicum Units: 4
EPSY 6912 - Personality Assessment Units: 4
3 units of graduate level coursework covering the topic of Program Evaluation, with consent of department
III. Required Fieldwork (18 units)
EPSY 6670 - Field Work Group Supervision I Units: 3
EPSY 6671 - Field Work Group Supervision II Units: 3
EPSY 6672 - Field Work Group Supervision III Units: 3
EPSY 6870 - Advanced Field Work Group Supervision I Units: 3
EPSY 6871 - Advanced Field Work Group Supervision II Units: 3
EPSY 6872 - Advanced Field Work Group Supervision III Units: 3
School Psychology Specialization (144 units)
This program includes the 95 units required for the School Psychology Internship specialization described in the previous section (77 units of required courses; 18 units of required fieldwork). In addition students must complete the following:
Required Fieldwork (45 units)
EPSY 6880 - Advanced Internship Units: 2-15 (taken three times, 15 units each)
Required Capstone Experience (4 units)
Complete both A and B
EPSY 6205 - Advanced Pupil Personnel Specialist Units: 4
B. Passing score on Praxis II exam, National Examination for School Psychology Certification
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the Statistics Minor: Prerequisites section:
Math 1305 is not required for the minor. The following change to the Prerequisites was made by the department:
“Prerequisites that are not included in total minor units: Math 1130 - College Algebra Units 4”
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the Economics Minor: Upper Division elective courses in Group #3:
One Elective Course in Economics
Students can select from the following courses:
- ECON/INDE 3140 - Engineering Economy
- ECON 3170 - History of Economic Thought
- ECON 3200 - Comparative Economic Systems
- ECON 3310 - Money, Banking, and Financial Intermediaries
- ECON 3370 - Public Sector Economics
- ECON 3375 - Public Choice: The Economics of Politics
- ECON 3500 - Urban Economics
- ECON 3555 - Economics of Innovation and Intellectual Property
- ECON 3560 - Economics of Information and Organizations
- ECON 3680 - Labor Economics
- ECON 3690 - Health Economics and Public Policy
- ECON 3999 - Issues in Economics
- ECON 4000 - Mathematical Economics
- ECON 4306 - Environmental Economics
- ECON 4315 - Monetary Theory
- ECON 4400 - Introduction to Econometrics
- ECON 4520 - Industrial Organization and Public Policy
- ECON 4590 - Selected Topics in Economic Analysis
- ECON 4700 - International Trade
- ECON 4705 - International Finance
- ECON 4710 - International Economic Development
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following ACCT courses: Prerequisite correction
ACCT 6015: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR
ACCT 6215: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following ECON courses: Prerequisite correction
ECON 6215: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following ENTR courses: Prerequisite correction
ENTR 6480: All Fundamental Courses.
ENTR 6485: All Fundamental Courses and ENTR 6480.
ENTR 6800: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR, All MBA Fundamental Courses, minimum of 36 units of core and/or option courses, and application for graduation on file.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following ITM courses: Prerequisite correction
ITM 6015: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR.
ITM 6130: All Fundamental Courses.
ITM 6271: All Fundamental Courses.
ITM 6273: ITM 6015 and MGMT 6015.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following FIN courses: Prerequisite correction
FIN 6215: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses.
FIN 6305: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
FIN 6310: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
FIN 6315: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
FIN 6320: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
FIN 6325: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
FIN 6375: All Fundamental Courses and FIN 6215.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following MKTG courses: Prerequisite correction
MKTG 6120: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR.
MKTG 6215: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses.
MKTG 6401: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
MKTG 6410: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
MKTG 6411: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
MKTG 6413: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
MKTG 6414: MKTG 3401 or 6005; MKTG 6401.
MKTG 6450: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
MKTG 6470: All Fundamental Courses and MKTG 6215.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to the following MGMT courses: Prerequisite corrections
MGMT 6015: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR.
MGMT 6115: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6120: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR.
MGMT 6130: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6141: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6145: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6150: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6155: All Fundamental Courses and MGMT 6220.
MGMT 6215: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6220: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6225: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR; All MBA Fundamental Courses
MGMT 6285: ITM 6271 or instructor’s consent.
MGMT 6420: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6440: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6460: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6470: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6520: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6560: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6612: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6613: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6615: ACCT 6015, ITM 6015, MGMT 6015
MGMT 6618: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6622: MGMT 6612 or instructor’s consent.
MGMT 6675: All Fundamental Courses.
MGMT 6800: All CBE and University proficiencies, including the UWSR, All MBA Fundamental Courses, minimum of 36 units of core and/or option courses, and application for graduation on file.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to ENGR 2010 - Electric Circuit Theory I: Change in prerequisite
prerequisite corrected to: PHYS 1003
September 19, 2016
Erratum to M.S. Computer Science: correction to degree requirement
At least 45 quarter units of approved upper division and graduate work. Of these, at least 26 units must be approved graduate (6000- level) courses. All work toward the 45 units must be at an average grade of “B” (3.0) or higher. Grades below “C-” will not be counted as prerequisites or toward the degree. Grades below “C” will not be counted as prerequisites or toward the degree.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to M.S. Computer Networks: correction to degree requirement
At least 45 quarter units of approved upper division and graduate work. Of these, at least 26 units must be approved graduate (6000- level) courses. All work toward the 45 units must be at an average grade of “B” (3.0) or higher. Grades below “C-” will not be counted as prerequisites or toward the degree. Grades below “C” will not be counted as prerequisites or toward the degree.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to Report Delayed grade (“RD”): correction to definition
The Report Delayed grade (“RD”) is an administrative grade assigned to students for a course if the instructor notifies the Office of the Registrar that grade reports have been delayed by circumstances beyond his or her control. An example is the illness of the instructor at the end of the quarter. The instructor will replace the “RD” grade with an academic grade as soon as possible. If the instructor fails to replace it with an academic grade by the end of the following term, the grade “RD” will be converted to a “WU” or an “NC” depending on your grading pattern.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to B.S. in Health Sciences, Administration and Management option: course added to list of requirements:
HSC 2200 - Research and Writing in Health Care (4 units)
September 19, 2016
Erratum to M.S. in Engineering: course added to capstone list:
ENGR 6800 Research in Engineering Management; ENGR 6899 Project; or pass the comprehensive examination and complete an additional 4-unit elective course.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to M.S. Geology: correction to curricular requirements:
A. All students are required to take two graduate seminars
• GEOL 6811- Graduate Seminar Units: 2 (x2 for a total of 4 units).
In addition, any combination of graduate geology courses and additional seminars except:
• GEOL 6420 - Internship Units: 1-4
• GEOL 6900 - Independent Study Units: 1-4
• GEOL 6910 -University Thesis Units: 1-9
• GEOL 6899 - Project Units: 1-2
must be taken for a total of 20-27 units.
B. Elective Course Requirement
Twelve units must be completed in courses selected from a list of approved upper division and graduate courses in Geology and related disciplines which is available from the department office; at least 4 units must be in Geology courses.
C. Basic University Requirement
These include the 32-unit residence requirement, the five-year rule on currency of subject matter, the minimum number of units of 6ooo-level courses, the 3.00 GPA, and the University Writing Skills requirement.
Students cannot receive credit toward the master’s degree for:
• Courses taken to remove deficiencies
• GEOL 6900- Independent Study Units: 1-4 in excess of 4 units
• GEOL 6420- Internship Units: 1-4 in excess of 4 units
• GEOL 6910- University Thesis Units: 1-9 in excess of 9 units or GEOL 6899- Project Units: 1-2 in excess of 2 units.
• GEOL 3898- Cooperative Education Units: 1-4
University Thesis
Requirements: Students must submit to the Thesis Committee, and defend orally, an acceptable University Thesis. The University Thesis is a formal paper reporting the results of original research. This research normally involves field and/or laboratory investigation. The thesis is submitted to the university in the bound format specified in the “University Thesis Writing Guide,” www.csueastbay.edu/thesiswritingguide. A minimum of two copies of the thesis must be submitted to the Thesis Office (Academic Programs and Graduate Studies, Student Services and Administration Building, Suite 4500); one copy will be filed in the Department Office. The Thesis Committee comprises the faculty thesis advisor plus either (1) two other faculty members from the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences or other appropriate Cal State East Bay faculty, or (2) one other faculty member from the department and one or more qualified individuals from outside the university.
Units Required: GEOL 6910- University Thesis, for a total of 9 units; students may not register for more than so96 of the total units prior to starting the writing of their thesis.
Graduate Project
Requirements: Project students must submit to the department an abstract and acceptable graduate project (manuscript, map, computer model, education module). An oral defense may be required.
Units Required: GEOL 6899 - Project, for a total of 1-2 units.
September 19, 2016
Erratum to M.A. Music: correction to curricular requirements:
Capstone Requirements
A thesis or project is required:
- In the history-literature area, a standard research thesis (MUS 6910).
- In the composition-theory area, an original composition (MUS 6899).
- In the music education area, either a standard research thesis or project (MUS 6910) or (MUS 6899).
- In the performance area, a final graduate recital
(MUS 6899). Note: MUS 6899 is not a requirement for the recital
Choose one of the following based on above:
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