ARTICULATED COURSES Sample Clauses
The 'Articulated Courses' clause defines how courses from one educational institution are recognized or credited by another institution, typically as part of a transfer or partnership agreement. This clause outlines the criteria and process for determining which courses are eligible for articulation, such as matching course content, credit hours, or learning outcomes, and may specify the documentation required for approval. Its core function is to facilitate student mobility and academic progression by ensuring that completed coursework is appropriately credited, thereby reducing duplication of effort and supporting efficient degree completion.
ARTICULATED COURSES. Attached to this agreement are approved courses for each high school in the GISD District.
ARTICULATED COURSES. The 40 credits will be assigned via individual course-by-course equivalencies and in a block equivalency as described in the tables below.
ARTICULATED COURSES. UX Course Number and Title Credits at UX ISU Course Number and Title ISU Credits
ARTICULATED COURSES. The following courses will transfer to The Art Institute of Portland when the transfer student: earned the course credit during the 2007-2008 academic year; earned a grade of “C” or better in the course; and transferred to The Art Institute of Portland within five years of earning the course credit. Clackamas Community College Courses The Art Institute of Portland Courses Course Number Course Title Course Number Course Title ANTH101 Introduction to Biological Anthropology LAB Laboratory Science ANTH102 Introduction to Archaeology LDSS Lower Division Social Science ANTH103 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH103 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANT101 Physical Anthropology LDSS Lower Division Social Science ANT102 Archeology and Prehistory LDSS Lower Division Social Science ANT103 Cultural Anthropology ANTH103 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANT230 Indians of Oregon LDSS Lower Division Social Science ANT231 Indians of the Pacific NW LDSS Lower Division Social Science ANT232 Indians of North America LDSS Lower Division Social Science ART101 Art Appreciation LDHUM Lower Division Humanities ART102 Art Appreciation LDHUM Lower Division Humanities ART103 Art Appreciation LDHUM Lower Division Humanities ART115 Two-Dimensional Design ART101 Principles of Visual Communication ART116 Basic Design: Color Theory and Comp. ART102 Color Theory ART131 ART131 Drawing ART131 Drawing ART161 ART161 Photography I ART141 Basic Photographic Techniques ART204 ART204 History of Western Art ART204 Caves to Cathedrals ART205 ART205 History of Western Art ART205 Rise of Artist Individuality ART206 ART206 History of Western Art ART206 Revolution: The Roots of 19th & 20th Century Art ART211 ART211 Survey of Modern Art ART255 Art History: Art and Ideas ART221 Flash Animation: Design & Techniques WDIM121 Fundamentals of Authoring ART225 Computer Graphics I GD121 Introduction to Computer Graphics ART226 Computer Graphics II MA136 Image Manipulation ART281 Painting/Beginning HUM234 Painting Theory & Practice ART291 Sculpture HUM236 Sculpture Theory & Practice ASC200 Natural Science Inquiry LAB Laboratory Science ASC201 Integrated Science Concepts LAB Laboratory Science ASC202 Integrated Science Concepts LAB Laboratory Science ASL201 American Sign Language LDHUM Lower Division Humanities ASL202 American Sign Language LDHUM Lower Division Humanities ASL203 American Sign Language LDHUM Lower Division Humanities BA101 Intro to Business BA121 Introduction to Business BA111 Gen...
ARTICULATED COURSES. For those who meet the Transfer Requirements (Part III), the following course equivalencies apply: CHM101 Introduction to Chemistry 4 CHM 100 – Fundamentals of Chemistry 4 COM122 Interpersonal Communication 3 SPC 201 Interpersonal Communication 3 ENG124 College Composition 3 ENL111 English Comp I 3 ENG233 British Literature: MED to 1785 3 HUM ELEC Humanities Transfer Elective 3 ENG234 British Lit: 1785 to Present 3 HUM ELEC Humanities Transfer Elective 3 ENG236 American Lit: Colonial to 1865 3 HUM ELEC Humanities Transfer Elective 3 ENG237 American Lit: 1865 to Present 3 HUM ELEC Humanities Transfer Elective 3 HIS121 US History I- to 1877 3 HIS 135 - US Survey to 1877 3 HIS122 US History II from 1877 3 HIS 145 - US Survey since 1877 3 ITD122 Computer Apps for Professionals 3 OEA ELEC Open Transfer Elective 3 MTH125 College Algebra 4 MTH180 College Alg & Tri I 3 PHL122 Ethics 3 PHL 210 - Ethics 3 MST 221 + EST230 + PET101 + PET102 +PET131 + PET132 + PET141 + PET142 + MST125 + ENV121+ ETD244+ GEO141+ ENV123 39 PPT Previous Program Courses 39
ARTICULATED COURSES. How are ATC statewide-articulated courses different than other high school courses with the same course name?
ARTICULATED COURSES. The table below details the articulated credit students who pass the LSSC Credit-by-Exam (CBE) option in designated courses below will receive upon enrollment in the UCF Criminal Justice baccalaureate degree program. Students who take the LSSC CBE must earn a score of 70% or better and will receive a grade of “P” on the LSSC transcript for the courses specified below. Students who enroll in the UCF Criminal Justice program must submit a request to the University for credit in the aligned courses listed in the table. Lake - Sumter State College CBE University of Central Florida Course Prefix, No. & Title HRS Course Prefix, No. & Title HRS CCJ1020 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 CCJ3024 Criminal Justice System 3 CJE2600 Criminal Investigation 3 CJE4610 Criminal Investigation 3
ARTICULATED COURSES. Although the Associate’s Degree will complete general education requirements, the credits will be assigned individual course-by-course equivalencies.
ARTICULATED COURSES. Luzerne Co. Community College The University of Scranton Other transferable courses: Course Title Credits Course Title Credits Courses Remaining for degree: TOTAL 63 – 66.5 credits