Assembly Bill 1725 requires that the Board of Governors of California Community Colleges, relying upon the advice of the Academic Senate, prepare and maintain a list of disciplines that are "reasonably related" to one another, as well as a list of disciplines in which the master's degree is not generally available or expected of prospective teachers of credit courses. The Board adopted initial lists of disciplines in both areas at its July 1989 meeting. This document presents the recommendations of the statewide Academic Senate regarding changes to the previously adopted lists of disciplines. Generally, the report suggests technical and clarifying revisions. It also adds several new disciplines to the list of disciplines requiring a master's degree (including Agriculture, Ecology, Gerontology, and Linguistics) and adds a few disciplines to those in which a master's degree is not generally expected or available, including Animal Training and Management, and Search and Rescue. (GFW)