Transfer Credit Framework. The Framework consists of a menu of 49 courses that fall within six broad categories: English, public speaking, math, science, fine arts and humanities, and the behavioral and social sciences. To fully benefit from the Framework, students are advised to select a range of courses according to the criteria for each category. Under this Agreement, students may select courses according to the criteria indicated for Framework Category 1, Category 2, Category 5 and Category 6. In Framework Category 3, students may apply a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area of Discrete Mathematics and a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area Related Mathematics. Likewise, a maximum of 8 credits (2 courses) in a lab-based science sequence, recommended coursework outside of the field of Mathematics, may be used to satisfy the requirements of Framework Category 4. See Appendix A: Program-to- Program Articulation Model for Computer Science. Students are advised to work with an advisor to select courses related to their associate degree program, transfer major and personal interests. Designing and Developing Programs Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Design and Developing Programs. Computer Organization Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Computer Organization. Discrete Mathematics • Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Discrete Mathematics. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Calculus • Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Calculus. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Statistics Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Statistics.
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Samples: Program to Program Articulation Agreement, Program to Program Articulation Agreement
Transfer Credit Framework. The Framework consists of a menu of 49 courses that fall within six broad categories: English, public speaking, math, science, fine arts and humanities, and the behavioral and social sciences. To fully benefit from the Framework, students are advised to select a range of courses according to the criteria for each category. Under this Agreement, students may select courses according to the criteria indicated for Framework Category 1, Category 2, Category 5 and Category 6. In Framework Category 3, students may apply a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area of Discrete Mathematics and a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area Related Mathematics. Likewise, a maximum of 8 credits (2 courses) in a lab-based science sequence, recommended coursework outside of the field of Mathematics, may be used to satisfy the requirements of Framework Category 4. See Appendix A: Program-to- to-Program Articulation Model for Computer Science. Students are advised to work with an advisor to select courses related to their associate degree program, transfer major and personal interests. Designing and Developing Programs Completion Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Design and Developing Programs. Computer Organization Completion Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Computer Organization. Discrete Mathematics • Completion Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Discrete Mathematics. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Calculus • Completion Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Calculus. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Statistics Completion Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Statistics. Students must complete coursework in at least ONE of the following content areas: 1. Operating Systems 2. Databases 3. Networks Minimum grade of C (equivalent of a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale) or better in courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for each area. 2 courses in a Lab-based Science Sequence for Science Majors • Computer Science majors may use this coursework to satisfy the requirements of Category 4 of the Transfer Credit Framework. See below. • Student should consult an advisor before enrolling in the coursework.
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Samples: Articulation Agreement
Transfer Credit Framework. The Framework consists of a menu of 49 courses that fall within six broad categories: English, public speaking, math, science, fine arts and humanities, and the behavioral and social sciences. To fully benefit from the Framework, students are advised to select a range of courses according to the criteria for each category. Under this Agreement, students may select courses according to the criteria indicated for Framework Category 1, Category 2, Category 5 and Category 6. In Framework Category 3, students may apply a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area of Discrete Mathematics and a maximum of 4 credits (1 course) completed as part of the Required Major-Specific Content Area Related Mathematics. Likewise, a maximum of 8 credits (2 courses) in a lab-based science sequence, recommended coursework outside of the field of Mathematics, may be used to satisfy the requirements of Framework Category 4. See Appendix A: Program-to- Program Articulation Model for Computer Science. Students are advised to work with an advisor to select courses related to their associate degree program, transfer major and personal interests. Designing and Developing Programs Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Design and Developing Programs. Computer Organization Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Computer Organization. Discrete Mathematics • Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Discrete Mathematics. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Calculus • Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Calculus. • Computer Science majors may use credits from this requirement to satisfy the requirements of Category 3 in the Transfer Credit Framework. Statistics Completion of courses addressing the required competencies specified in this Agreement for Statistics.
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