Memorandum of Understanding Between University of North Texas and INTI College, Malaysia

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1 Memorandum of Understanding Between University of North Texas and INTI College, Malaysia This is to confirm that University of North Texas (UNT) and INTI College, Malaysia, enter into the following college transfer agreement for students desiring to transfer from INTI to University of North Texas. Transfer students from INTI may receive credit, up to a maximum of 65 semester hours. Credit for all courses in which they have received a minimum passing grade of D may be transferred and accounted toward the Bachelor's degree. General education requirements will transfer from INTI, Malaysia to UNT as per the attached equivalency agreements between the institutions. For individual majors, courses will be transferred as per the equivalency agreements listed below. (Additional equivalency agreements may be requested by INTI, Malaysia at any time. Majors initially covered by this agreement: Business, Economics and Computer Science. INTI, Malaysia students are eligible to use their INTI credits toward any of the 93 undergraduate majors offered at University of North Texas. Students from INTI applying to University of North Texas will be processed expeditiously. They will be required to have the minimum grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) and a TOEFL score or 550 (213 cbt) and meet all other requirements outlined in the current catalog. Students with less than the required TOEFL can be considered for dual admission to both the UNT Intensive English Language Institute and the University of North Texas proper. In addition to official transcripts of work done at INTI and other postsecondary institutions and official TOEFL scores, applicants must provide the following: High school (SPM) certificate and grades with English translation. An affidavit of adequate financial support. ACT or SAT results are not required for admission. To earn a Bachelor's degree at University of North Texas, the student must meet all university requirements as set forth in the current undergraduate catalog. In addition to University of North Texas welcoming students from INTI, INTI College will welcome University of North Texas students desiring a semester or a year of study abroad. This agreement is in effect upon the signing by the responsible officer at each institution and remains in effect until nullified by one or both parties. It is understood that policies and

2 procedures at University of North Texas and INTI College are subject to change. Should such changes have a bearing on the terms of this agreement, an amended document will be prepared for the consideration of officials at each institution. Signed for and on behalf of University of North Texas Signed for and on behalf of INTI College, Malaysia Dr. Jean Schaake Associate Dean, Arts and Sciences University of North Texas Date:. Dr. CHIA Swee Ping Vice-President of Academic Affairs INTI College Date:

3 Amendment to Articulation Agreement Between INTI College, Malaysia And University of North Texas The following amendment to the current articulation agreement dated September 17, 2002, is hereby approved: University of North Texas is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), a US American regional accrediting agency. Although North Texas accepts credit in transfer from INTI College, Malaysia, as specified in this articulation agreement, the SACS accreditation does not extend to INTI College, Malaysia, itself. Likewise, INTI College, Malaysia is recognized by the Ministry of Education of Malaysia, but this recognition does not extend to University of North Texas itself. Although University of North Texas accepts INTI College, Malaysia, coursework as specified, other colleges and universities may not accept this work in transfer, even if it appears on the transcript of University of North Texas. Each institution decides for itself whether to accept transfer credit from another institution. Signed for and on behalf of University of North Texas Signed for and on behalf of INTI College, Malaysia. Dr. Jean Schaake Associate Dean, Arts and Sciences University of North Texas. Dr. William Borges Assistant Director Center for American University Program INTI College, Malaysia Date: Date:..

4 INTI Course # ANT 101 ANT 151 BIO 120 CHM 107 CHM 141 CHART OF COURSES INTI College Malaysia Course Title UNT Equivalent Comments Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Introduction to Physical Anthropology Principles of Biology, Lab Chemistry and Society, Lab College Chemistry, Lab CHM 151 General Chemistry I, Lab CHM 152 General Chemistry II, Lab To be determined by the School of Community Service To be determined by the School of Community Service BIOL (1) CHEM 1350 CHEM without match CHEM (1) CHEM (1) College of A&S would use towards University Core Social and Behavioral Sciences ANT 151 plus 1 hour lab would be equivalent to BIOL 2700 and would apply towards University Core Natural Sciences. Applies only for non-science majors. Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Natural Science and toward a major or minor in Biology Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Applies only for non-science majors. Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Applies only for non-science majors. Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Also applies as first course in Chemistry major or minor. Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Also applies as second course in Chemistry

5 CHM 211 CHM 212 COM 112 Organic Chemistry I, Lab Organic Chemistry II, Lab Introduction to Mass Communication CHEM (1) no advanced credit CHEM (1) no advanced credit JOUR 1210 major or minor. Applies toward Chemistry or Biochemistry major or minor. Applies toward Chemistry or Biochemistry major or minor. Applies toward University Core Cross Cultural, Diversity & Global Studies. Also required for Journalism major or minor.

6 COM 110 CSC 101 CSC 201 CSC 202 CSC 204 CSC 206 CSC 203 Essentials of Public Speaking Introduction to Computers and Informational Processing Programming in Cobol C-Language & UNIX Operating System Programming in Pascal Programming in C++ Programming in Fortran COMM 1010 CSCI 1100 To be determined by the College of Business CSCI 1040 CSCI without match CSCI 1110 CSCI without match Applies toward University Core Communications and A&S Core Oral/Advanced Written Communications. Also required for Communications major or minor. Not required for Core, major, or minor. Free elective. Does not apply toward Core, major or minor. Is recommended for Engineering Technology majors CSCI Department will not use in major. They require first programming class be completed in C or C++. ETEC department will use. First course in CSCI major or minor. CSCI Department will not use in major. They require first programming class be completed in C or C++. ETEC department will use. CSC 205 Introduction to Discrete Structures MATH 2770 Applies toward a CSCI major or minor. CSC 212 Database Systems Transfer without match To be determined by College of Business. CSC 213 Computer Systems Transfer without match Free elective CSC 214 CSC 217 CSC 301 CSC 314 Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming Information Structures Analysis of Information Systems Organization of Programming Languages CSCI 2010 CSCI without match Transfer without match CSCI without match Applied toward a CSCI major or minor. To be determined by the Computer Science Department To be determined by the College of Business To be determined by the Computer Science Department

7 CSC 316 Combinational and Sequential Computing CSCI without match To be determined by the Computer Science Department CSC 317 Operating Systems CSCI without match To be determined by the Computer Science Department CSC 324 Numerical Analysis Transfer without match Taught at UNT in the Mathematics Department. CSCI would use toward CSCI degree. ECO 151 ECO 152 ECO 301 Introduction to Microeconomics Introduction to Macroeconomics Managerial Economics ECON 1100 ECON 1110 ECON without match Applies toward University Core Social and Behavioral Sciences and toward an Economics major or minor. Applies toward University Core Social and Behavioral Sciences and toward an Economics major or minor. Free elective or to be determined by Economics Department or College of Business ECO 304 Managerial Economics ECON without match Free elective or to be determined by Economics Department or College of Business ECO 302 Economics Marco ECON 3560 Applies to Economics major ECO 303 International Economics ECON without match ENL 101 English Composition I ENGL 1310 ENL 103 English Composition ENGL 1320 II EGR 101 Introduction to Transfer without match Engineering EGR 102 Engineering GNET 1280 Graphics EGR 203 Engineering ENGR 2220 Mechanics I: Statics EGR 204 Engineering ENGR 2520 Mechanics II: Dynamics EGR 205 Thermodynamics I MEET 3660 no advanced credit or minor. Free elective or to be determined by Economics Department or College of Business Grade of C or better required. Grade of C or better required. Free elective Applies toward ETEC majors Applies toward ETEC majors Applies toward ETEC majors

8 EGR 207 Mechanics of ENGR 3260 no Applies toward ETEC majors Materials, Lab advanced credit EGR 208 Introduction to Fluid MEET 2940 Applies toward ETEC majors Mechanics EGR 209 Circuit Theory I, Lab ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival EGE 301 Electronics Circuit, Lab ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival EGE 302 Electrical Circuit, Lab ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival EGE 303 Introduction to Electromagnetics ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival EGE 304 Introduction to Digital Design, Lab ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival EGE 306 Circuit Theory II, Lab ETEC without match To be determined by the ELET advisor upon arrival HIS 201 Western Civilization from Prehistoric HIST without match Applies toward a History major or minor. Times to 1648 HIS 202 Western Civilization 1648 to Present HIST without match Applies toward a History major or minor. HIS 251 United States History I: HIST 2610 Applies toward University Core United States History I. Colonization to 1877 HIS 252 United States History II, 1865 to HIST 2620 Applies toward University Core United States History II. the Present MAT 103 College Algebra MATH 1100 Applies toward University Core Mathematics MAT 121 Concepts of Calculus MATH 1650 Applies toward College of A&S Core MAT 132 Calculus with Analytic Geometry I MATH 1710 First course in Mathematics major or minor. Also applies MAT 133 MAT 141 MAT 215 MAT 219 MAT 231 Calculus with Analytic Geometry II Algebra and Trigonometry Introduction to Linear Algebra Statistical Methods, Lab Calculus with Analytic Geometry MATH 1720 MATH without match MATH 2700 MATH 1680 MATH 2730 to science majors. Second course in Mathematics major. Also applies to science majors. Meets University Core and College of A&S Core for nonscience majors Applies toward Mathematics major or minor. Applies toward College of A&S core Applies toward Mathematics major or minor.

9 MAT 242 PHI 101 PHI 203 III Differential Equations Introduction to Philosophy Introduction to Ethics MATH 3410 no advanced credit PHIL 1050 PHIL 1050 Applies toward Mathematics major or minor. Applies toward University Core Humanities. Also first course in Philosophy major or minor. Applies toward University Core Humanities and a course in Philosophy major or minor. PHI 103 Critical Thinking PHIL without match Applies toward University Core Humanities and a course in Philosophy major or minor. PSY 105 General Psychology PSYC 1630 Applies toward University Core Social and Behavioral Sciences. Also applies toward a Psychology major or minor. PSY 231 Psychology of Personal Adjustment PSYC 2480 Applies toward a Psychology major or minor. PHY 151 College Physics, Lab PHYS without match Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Applies only for non-science majors. PHY 211 General Physics I, Lab PHYS (1) Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Also applies for science majors. PHY 212 General Physics II, Lab PHYS (1) Applies towards University Core Natural Sciences or toward A&S Additional Laboratory Science Physical Science. Also applies for science majors. PHY 313 Modern Physics PHYS 3010 Applies toward Physics major POL 101 Introduction to American Government PSCI 1050 REL 200 World Religions Transfer without match Free elective or minor Applies toward University Core American Government II. Three additional hours which include Texas government must be completed.

10 Updated July 3, 2002

11 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - INTI COLLEGE MALAYSIA Bachelor of Business Administration Catalog UNT Degree Requirement INTI College Courses Courses To Be Completed at UNT University Requirements ENGLISH COMPOSITION & ENL 101- English Composition I RHETORIC (6 hrs): MATHEMTATICS (3 hrs) NATURAL SCIENCES (8 hrs): 2 courses with laboratories from the Natural and Life Sciences and/or the Physical Sciences (Some majors require specific and/or additional laboratory science courses; see your departmental advisor for more information.) VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS (3 hrs): HUMANITIES (3 hrs) ENL English Composition II MAT 103 College Algebra ANT Introduction to Physical Anthropology BIO Principles of Biology, Lab CHM Chemistry and Society, Lab CHM College Chemistry, Lab CHM General Chemistry I, Lab CHM General Chemistry II, Lab PHY College Physics, Lab PHY General Physics I, Lab PHY General Physics II, Lab PHY General Physics I, Lab PHY General Physics II, Lab PHI Introduction to Philosophy PHI Introduction to Ethics PHI Critical Thinking UNITED STATES HISTORY (6 hrs): HIS United States History I: Colonization to 1877 HIS United States History II, 1865 to the Present AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6 hrs): SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (3 hrs): WELLNESS (3 hrs): CROSS CULTURAL, DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL STUDIES (3 hrs): POL Introduction to American Government. Satisfied by Economics below VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 3 hours from University Core I.D. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT - University Core I.G. Three hours which include Texas government must be completed. Wellness: 3 hours COM Introduction to Mass Communication, REL World Religions In order to enroll in junior and senior level business classes and to graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree (except for a Bachelor of Science with a major in Business Computer Information Systems), a 2.5 minimum GPA must be earned in: a. the professional field, b. all courses completed at UNT, and c. all work attempted including all transfer work. A grade of C or above must be earned on each business administration foundation course completed in residency or transferred to UNT. For a Bachelor of Science with a major in Business Computer Information Systems, a 2.7 minimum GPA must be earned in: a. all course work attempted at UNT, b. all course work attempted in the program, and, c. all advanced business computer information systems course work. PRE-BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS ECONOMICS (6 hrs) ECO Introduction to Microeconomics

12 MATHEMATICS (3 hrs): ORAL/ADVANCED WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (3 hrs): BUSINESS COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: (3 hrs)* ECO Introduction to Macroeconomics MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry I, COM Essentials of Public Speaking Also satisfies University Core CSC Introduction to Computers and Informational Processing, ACCOUNTING: (6 hrs)* ACCOUNTING - ACCT 2020 Accounting Principles I (Managerial Accounting) ACCT 2030 Accounting Principles II (Financial Accounting) DATA DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS (3 hrs)* Business Foundation Requirements (24 hrs) COMMUNICATING IN BUSINESS (3 hrs) BASIC LAW (3 hrs) BLAW 3430 BASIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (3 hrs) PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING (3 hrs) BUSINESS STATISTICAL ANALYSIS (3 hrs) DATA DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS MSCI 2710 Data Descriptions and Analysis with Spreadsheets MGMT 3330, MKTG 3010, BCIS 3614\5 BCIS 3610 MKTG 3650 MSCI 3710 FINANCE (3 hrs) FINA 3770 ORGANIZATONAL BEHAVIOR (3 hrs) MGMT 3720 BUSINESS POLICY (3 hrs) BUSI 4940 Professions Field (30 hrs) Electives - hours required to reach 127 total hours. Amount of hours vary according to course and minor selection. 8 hours or those required to reach a total of 134 hours: ANT Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, CHM Organic Chemistry I, Lab, CHM 212 Organic Chemistry II, Lab, CSC Programming in Cobol, CSC C-Language & UNIX Operating System, CSC Programming in Fortran, CSC Programming in Pascal, CSC Database Systems, CSC Computer Systems, CSC Programming in C++, CSC Introduction to Discrete Structures, CSC Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming, CSC Information Structures, CSC Analysis of Choose from: Business Computer Information Systems, Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law Management Marketing and Logistics

13 Information Systems, Combinational and Sequential Computing, CSC 314 Organization of Programming Languages, CSC 316 Combinational and Sequential Computing, CSC Operating Systems, CSC Numerical Analysis, ECO 301- Managerial Economics, ECO Managerial Economics, ECO Economics Marco, ECO International Economics, EGR Introduction to Engineering, EGR Engineering Graphics, EGR Engineering Mechanics I: Statics, EGR Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics, EGR Thermodynamics I, EGR Mechanics of Materials, Lab, EGR Introduction to Fluid Mechanics, EGR 209 Circuit Theory I, Lab, EGE Electronics Circuit, Lab, EGE Electrical Circuit, Lab, EGE Introduction to Electromagnetics, EGE Introduction to Digital Design, Lab, EGE Circuit Theory II, Lab, HIS Western Civilization from Prehistoric Times to 1648, HIS Western Civilization 1648 to Present, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry I, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry II, MAT Algebra and Trigonometry, MAT Statistical Methods, Lab, MAT Concepts of Calculus, MAT Introduction to Linear Algebra, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry III, MAT Differential Equations, PHY Modern Physics, PSY General Psychology, PSY Psychology of Personal Adjustment TOTALS: 127 INTI College: 55 UNT: 72 *Pre-Business courses requiring Grade of C or above.

14 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - INTI COLLEGE MALAYSIA Bachelor of Science Computer Science Catalog UNT Degree Requirement University Requirements ENGLISH COMPOSITION & RHETORIC (6 hrs): NATURAL SCIENCES (16 hrs): Choose from approved list of the Department of Computer Sciences. VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS (3 hrs): HUMANITIES (3 hrs): UNITED STATES HISTORY (6 hrs): AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6 hrs): SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (3 hrs): WELLNESS (3 hrs): CROSS CULTURAL, DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL STUDIES (3 hrs): ARTS AND SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS ORAL/ADVANCED WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (3 hrs): LITERATURE: INTI College Courses ENL 101- English Composition I PHY General Physics I, Lab PHY General Physics II, Lab Plus two courses from: BIO Principles of Biology, Lab CHM General Chemistry I, Lab CHM General Chemistry II, Lab PHI Introduction to Philosophy PHI Introduction to Ethics PHI Critical Thinking HIS United States History I: Colonization to 1877 HIS United States History II, 1865 to the Present POL Introduction to American Government ANT Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ECO Introduction to Microeconomics ECO Introduction to Macroeconomics PSY General Psychology COM Introduction to Mass Communication REL World Religions COM Essentials of Public Speaking Courses To Be Completed at UNT ENGL 2702 Technical Writing for International Students VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 3 hours from University Core I.D. AMERCIAN GOVERNMENT - University Core I.G. (3 hours) - Three hours which include Texas government. Wellness: 3 hours LITERATURE (3 hours in addition to the University Core Humanities Requirements): ENGL 2210, 2220, or any 3000/4000 level English Literature.

15 Bachelor of Science Computer Science major requirements: MATHEMATICS: Calculus I & II, Probability Models, Discrete Mathematics, plus 3 hours from Linear Algebra and Vector Geometry, Introduction to Numerical Analysis or Differential Equations I FOREIGN LANGUAGE: (6 hours): COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR: (45 hours): CSCI 1110, 1120, 2010, 3100, 3400, 3600, 4450 and 4600(1); one course from CSCI 2320 (except C/C++), 3210 or 4250; plus 18 hours. A grade point average of at least 2.75 is required for all advanced computer sciences courses. Advanced Hours: Electives - hours required to reach 134 total hours. Amount of hours vary according to course and minor selection. MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry I MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry II CSC Introduction to Discrete Structures CSC Numerical Analysis MAT 215 Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 242 Differential Equations 9 to 18 hours: CSC Programming in C++ CSC Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming CSC Information Structures To be determined by the Computer Science Department upon student s arrival: CSC 314 Organization of Programming Languages CSC 316 Combinational and Sequential Computing CSC Operating Systems to 26 hours or those required to reach a total of 134 hours: ANT Introduction to Physical Anthropology, CHM Chemistry and Society, Lab, CHM College Chemistry, Lab, CHM Organic Chemistry I, Lab, CHM 212 Organic Chemistry II, Lab, CSC Introduction to Computers and Informational Processing, CSC Programming in Cobol, CSC C- Language & UNIX Operating System, CSC Programming in Fortran, CSC MATHEMATICS: (3 hrs) MATH 1780 Probability Models FOREIGN LANGUAGE: 6 hours from ENGL 4180 Advanced Technical Writing, ENGL 4190 Technical Editing, or ENGL 4250 Writing Technical Procedures and Manuals; or 6 hours of advanced college credit hours in one foreign language. COMPUTER SCIENCE: To be determined by the Computer Science Department upon students arrival (26 hours to 35 hours) 5 advanced hours or those required to reach a total 42 advanced hours

16 204 - Programming in Pascal, CSC Database Systems, CSC Computer Systems, CSC Analysis of Information Systems, Combinational and Sequential Computing, ECO 301- Managerial Economics, ECO Economics Marco, ECO International Economics, ECO Managerial Economics, EGR Introduction to Engineering, EGR Engineering Graphics, EGR Engineering Mechanics I: Statics, EGR Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics, EGR Thermodynamics I, EGR Mechanics of Materials, Lab, EGR Introduction to Fluid Mechanics, EGR Circuit Theory I, Lab, EGE Electronics Circuit, Lab, EGE Electrical Circuit, Lab, EGE Introduction to Electromagnetics, EGE Introduction to Digital Design, Lab, EGE Circuit Theory II, Lab, ENL English Composition II, HIS Western Civilization from Prehistoric Times to 1648, HIS Western Civilization 1648 to Present, MAT 103 College Algebra, MAT Algebra and Trigonometry, MAT Concepts of Calculus, MAT Statistical Methods, Lab, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry III, PHY College Physics, Lab, PHY Modern Physics, PSY Psychology of Personal Adjustment TOTALS: 134 INTI College: UNT: 55-64

17 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - INTI COLLEGE MALAYSIA Bachelor of Arts - Economics Catalog UNT Degree Requirement University Requirements ENGLISH COMPOSITION & RHETORIC (6 hrs): MATHEMTATICS (3 hrs) NATURAL SCIENCES (8 hrs): 2 courses with laboratories from the Natural and Life Sciences and/or the Physical Sciences (Some majors require specific and/or additional laboratory science courses; see your departmental advisor for more information.) VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS (3 hrs): HUMANITIES (3 hrs): UNITED STATES HISTORY (6 hrs): AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6 hrs): SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (3 hrs): WELLNESS (3 hrs): CROSS CULTURAL, DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL STUDIES (3 hrs): ARTS AND SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS (3 hrs): LABORATORY SCIENCE 4 hours in addition to University Core. One course fro the Natural and Life Sciences, one course from the Physical Sciences, and one course from either group INTI College Courses ENL 101- English Composition I, ENL English Composition II MAT 103 College Algebra ANT Introduction to Physical Anthropology BIO Principles of Biology, Lab CHM Chemistry and Society, Lab CHM College Chemistry, Lab CHM General Chemistry I, Lab CHM General Chemistry II, Lab PHY College Physics, Lab PHY General Physics I, Lab PHY General Physics II, Lab PHI Introduction to Philosophy PHI Introduction to Ethics PHI Critical Thinking HIS United States History I: Colonization to 1877 HIS United States History II, 1865 to the Present POL Introduction to American Government Satisfied by Economics major below COM Introduction to Mass Communication REL World Religions MAT Concepts of Calculus, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry I, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry II See approved list in University Core Natural Sciences above Courses To Be Completed at UNT VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 3 hours from University Core I.D. AMERICAN GOVERNMEN T 3 hours Three hours which include Texas government must be completed.. Wellness: 3 hours

18 ORAL/ADVANCED WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (3 hrs): LITERATURE (3 hrs, in addition to the University Core Humanities Requirement): FOREIGN LANGUAGE (2 courses):. COM Essentials of Public Speaking Waived: native language or Chinese LITERATURE: (3 hours in addition to the University Core Humanities Requirements): Bachelor of Arts Economics major requirements STATISTICS (3 hrs) ECONOMICS MAJOR: (30 hours): ECON , 3550, 3560, 4020 plus 12 additional upperdivision hours above 3000 level. Advanced Hours: 42 advanced hours of junior and senior level work Electives - hours required to reach 128 total hours. Amount of hours vary according to course and minor selection hours: ECO Introduction to Microeconomics ECO Introduction to Macroeconomics To be determined by the Computer Science Department upon student s arrival: ECO 301- Managerial Economics ECO Managerial Economics ECO Economics Marco ECO International Economics to 34 hours electives or those required to reach a total of 128 hours. ANT Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, CHM Organic Chemistry I, Lab, CHM 212 Organic Chemistry II, Lab, CSC Introduction to Computers and Informational Processing, CSC Programming in C++, CSC Introduction to Discrete Structures, CSC Programming in Cobol, CSC C-Language & UNIX Operating System, CSC Programming in Fortran, CSC Programming in Pascal, CSC Database Systems, CSC Computer Systems, CSC Analysis of Information Systems, Combinational and Sequential Computing, CSC Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming, CSC Information Structures, CSC 314 STATISTICS (3 hours) An appropriate statistics course approved by the departmental advisor. Economics: 12 to 21 hours 21 advanced hours elective or those required to reach 42 advanced hours. NOTE: this number may be reduced if some of the remaining core is taken at the advanced level.

19 Organization of Programming Languages, CSC 316 Combinational and Sequential Computing, CSC Operating Systems, CSC Numerical Analysis, EGR Introduction to Engineering, EGR Engineering Graphics, EGR Engineering Mechanics I: Statics, EGR Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics, EGR Thermodynamics I, EGR Mechanics of Materials, Lab, EGR Introduction to Fluid Mechanics, EGR Circuit Theory I, Lab, EGE Electronics Circuit, Lab, EGE Electrical Circuit, Lab, EGE Introduction to Electromagnetics, EGE Introduction to Digital Design, Lab, EGE Circuit Theory II, Lab, HIS Western Civilization from Prehistoric Times to 1648, HIS Western Civilization 1648 to Present, MAT Algebra and Trigonometry, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry I, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry II, MAT Introduction to Linear Algebra, MAT Calculus with Analytic Geometry III, MAT Differential Equations, MAT Statistical Methods, Lab, PHY General Physics I, Lab, PHY General Physics II, Lab, PHY Modern Physics, PSY General Psychology, PSY Psychology of Personal Adjustment TOTALS: 128 INTI College: UNT: 48-57