Westmoreland County Community College Transfer Guide

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1 Westmoreland County Community College Transfer Guide (Revised: May 2010) For Additional Information Contact: If You Will Typically Be Attending Classes During the Day, Please Contact: Allison Sasso, Transfer Counsler Office of Admissions Telephone: Fax: If You Will Typically Be Attending Classes on Saturday And/Or Evenings, Please Contact: Jim Yauger, Program Counselor Office of Graduate and Adult Studies Telephone: Fax: Designed by Robecca Novotne

2 TO THE WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT: Entering college is an important step for each person both personally and professionally. You have taken the first step by beginning your education at WCCC. This booklet was prepared to help you in the next step toward your baccalaureate degree - transferring to Seton Hill University. It can be used as a guide in determining which classes you've already taken at WCCC that will transfer to Seton Hill University. The first column on each page lists WCCC courses by number; the comparable Seton Hill University course is directly across in the second column. As you make your plans to transfer, please keep in mind the following: 1. Seton Hill University may limit the number of credits a student may earn in any one area. The number of credits transferred will be determined by the Registrar of Seton Hill University. 2. Transfer students are required to earn a minimum of 48 Seton Hill University credits to be considered for a degree candidate. 3. Transfer students must take at least one-half of their required major or minor credits at Seton Hill University. 4. A minimum of 120 credits is required to earn an undergraduate degree at Seton Hill University. 5. You must earn a grade of C- or better for courses to transfer to Seton Hill University. 6. Liberal arts core, major, and minor curriculum requirements are subject to change. Transcript evaluations and transfer of credits will be determined by the Registrar s Office at the time of your matriculation into Seton Hill University. Please call our Transfer Counselor at when you are ready to apply for admission to Seton Hill University or if you have any questions or need additional information. Seton Hill University, as an educational institution and as an employer, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, ethnicity, national origin, age, sex, and marital or handicapped status. This commitment is made by the university, and required by federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including Title IX, Revised September 2009

3 Basic Composition WCCC COURSES EQUIVALENT TO SETON HILL UNIVERISTY LIBERAL ARTS CORE CURRICULUM Requirements for the core may be fulfilled by different courses in various majors. ENG 161 College Writing ENG 162 Technical Communication ENG 163 Business Communication ENG 164 Advanced Composition Western Cultures (6 credits required) HIS 155 Early Western Civilization HIS 156 Modern Western Civilization Language Study (3 credits of one of the following courses required) ASL 102 American Sign Language II FRN 156 Beginning French II FRN 255 Intermediate French I ITA 156 Beginning Italian II SPA 156 Beginning Spanish II SPA 255 Intermediate Spanish I Mathematics (3-4 credits from the list below) MTH 157 College Algebra MTH 158 Precalculus Mathematics MTH 172 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I MTH 173 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II MTH 180 Elements of Math I MTH 185 Elements of Math II MTH 271 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III Science (3-4 credits and must include a Lab) BIO 110 Introduction to Forensic Biology BIO 145 General Botany BIO 155 General Biology I BIO 156 General Biology II BIO 171 Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 172 Anatomy & Physiology II BIO 210 Zoology BIO 265 Microbiology CHM 105 Technical Chemistry CHM 107 Introductory Concepts in Chemistry I CHM 108 Introductory Concepts in Chemistry II CHM 155 General Chemistry I CHM 156 General Chemistry II CHM 200 Unit Operations CHM 250 Organic Chemistry I

4 CHM 251 Organic Chemistry II CHM 264 Chemistry for the Health Sciences EPS 150 Astronomy EPS 163 Introduction to Physical Geology GEO 160 Physical Geography and Environment PHY 107 Applied Physics PHY 155 College Physics I PHY 156 College Physics II PHY 255 Engineering Physics I PHY 256 Engineering Physics II U.S. Cultures (3 credits from the list below) ART 158 American Art ENG 260 American Voices ENG 276 African American Literature ENG 277 Native American Literature MUS 255 American Popular Music REL 181 Religion in America Non-Western Cultures (3 credits from the list below) ART 156 Non-Western Art ENG 258 Survey of World Literature HIS 257 The World in the 20th Century MKT 253 Global Marketing REL 171 World Religions Survey Artistic Expression (3 credits and must include a creative component) ART 160 Design I ART 161 Design II ART 162 Drawing I ART 163 Drawing II ART 164 Color Concepts ART 165 Painting I ART 166 Painting II ART 170 Portfolio Development ART 181 Screen Printing Techniques ART 249 Beginning Watercolor Painting COA 120 Print Technology COA 140 Advertising Design COA 142 Sign Graphics and Lettering COA 150 Airbrush Techniques COA 180 Production Procedures COA 256 Advertising COA 285 Screen Printing ENG 165 Creative Writing ENG 245 Creative Writing II MED 160 Basic Photography MED 161 Portrait Photography MED 170 Digital Photography MED 256 Advertising MED 265 Color Photography

5 Theology MED 266 Studio/Location Photography MUS 131 Class Voice I MUS 155 Introduction to Music MUS 175 College Choir I MUS 176 College Choir II MUS 275 College Choir III MUS 276 College Choir IV MUS 177 College Orchestra I MUS 178 College Orchestra II MUS 277 College Orchestra III MUS 278 College Orchestra IV MUS 285 College Stage Band I THR 159 Introduction to Theatre THR 160 Introduction to Acting THR 161 Acting II The Theology course must be taken at SHU Faith, Religion & Society The Faith, Religion & Society course must be taken at SHU. Philosophy (3 credits from the list below) PHL 155 Introduction to Logic PHL 160 Introduction to Philosophy PHL 161 Introduction to Ethics PHL 165 Social Ethics Senior Integrative Seminar The Senior Integrative Seminar course must be taken at SHU.

6 WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SETON HILL UNIVERSITY ACC - ACCOUNTING ACC 105 Financial Recordkeeping ACC 120 QuickBooks ACC 155 Accounting I ACC 156 Accounting II ACC 165 Accounting for Managers ACC 219 Managerial Accounting ACC 230 Integrated Accounting Software ACC 234 Payroll & Accounting Software App. ACC 250 Principles of Taxation ACC 251 Taxation Preparation Software ACC 255 Intermediate Accounting I ACC 256 Intermediate Accounting II ACC 260 Advanced Accounting Issues ALH - ALLIED HEALTH ALH 110 Basic Life Support for the Health Care Provider ALH 120 Pharmacology ALH 122 Medical Terminology I BU 100 Principles of Accounting I BU 101 Principles of Accounting II BU 201 Managerial Accounting BU 205 Principles of Taxation BU 202 Intermediate Accounting I BU 203 Intermediate Accounting II BL 141 Medical Terminology ARC - ARCHITECTURE ART - ART ART 143 Printmaking ART 155 Introduction to Art History ART 156 Non-Western Art ART 157 Intro to Contemporary Art ART 158 American Art ART D Design ART D Design ART 162 Drawing I ART 163 Drawing II ART 164 Color Concepts ART 165 Painting I ART 166 Painting II ART 170 Portfolio Development ART 249 Beginning Watercolor Painting ASL AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL 101 American Sign Language I ASL 102 American Sign Language II AR 265 Printmaking (NW) AR 385 Non-Western Art AR 375 Art Seminar (US) AR 370 American Art (AE) AR 120 Design I (AE) AR 220 Design II (AE) AR 115 Drawing I (AE) AR 215 Drawing II (AE) (AE) AR 255 Painting (AE) (AE) (AE) (LS) BIO - BIOLOGY BIO 107 Human Biology BIO 110 Introduction to Forensic Biology (SC) BIO 120 Environmental Issues BIO 145 General Botany (SC) BIO 155 General Biology I (SC) BL 160, 161 Organismal Biology & Lab BIO 156 General Biology II (SC) BIO 171 Anatomy & Physiology I* (SC) With BIO 172 counts as BL 214, 215 Human Anat. & Phys. I Lab

7 BIO 172 Anatomy & Physiology II* (SC) With BIO 171 counts as BL 216, 217 Human Anat. & Phys. II Lab BIO 210 Zoology (SC) BIO 265 Microbiology (SC) BL 203, 204 Microbiology * Must take both BIO 171 and 172 at WCCC, or take BL 214, 215, 216, 217 at SHU. Student may not split the courses between the institutions. BKP - BAKING AND PASTRY BUS - BUSINESS BUS 120 Mathematics of Business BUS 155 Personal Finance BUS 158 Principles of Management BUS 159 Business Finance BUS 160 Introduction to Business BUS 190 Credit Management BUS 191 Financial Institutions BUS 199 Internship BUS 205 Business Law I BUS 206 Business Law II BUS 240 Techniques of Selling BUS 241 Human Resource Management BUS 244 Business Statistics BUS 245 Principles of Marketing BUS 246 Risk Management BUS 249 Labor Relations BUS 258 Supervisory Management BUS 259 Investments BUS 260 Small Business Management BUS 261 International Business BUS 262 Effective Entrepreneurship BUS 263 Small Business Finance BUS 264 Small Business Operations BUS 275 Organizational Behavior BUS 285 Compensation Management BU 180 Principles of Management BU 204 Principles of Finance By Department Recommendation BU 340 Business Law I BU 342 Business Law II BU 330 Effective Selling BU 295 Personnel/Human Resource Management toward Criminal Justice, Human Service, Psychology, Sociology, or Social Work programs. BU 220 Marketing BU 345 Labor/Employment Law and Negotiations No credit toward Business majors* * No credit will be awarded toward BU 240 International Business student must take this course at Seton Hill to complete the writing intensive requirement for any Business major. CED COOPERATIVE EDUCATION CED 155 Cooperative Education Exp. I CED 255 Cooperative Education Exp. II CHM - CHEMISTRY CHM 010 Preparatory Chemistry CHM 105 Technical Chemistry CHM 107 Intro Concepts in Chemistry I CHM 108 Intro Concepts in Chemistry II CHM 155 General Chemistry I CHM 156 General Chemistry II CHM 199 Chemistry Internship I By Department Recommendation By Department Recommendation No credit (SC) (SC) CH 100, 101 Chemical Principles & Lab (SC) CH 120, 121 Organic Chemistry Principles & Lab (SC) CH 110, 111 General Chemistry I & Lab (SC) CH 112, 113 General Chemistry II & Lab

8 CHM 200 Unit Operations CHM 250 Organic Chemistry I CHM 251 Organic Chemistry II CHM 264 Chemistry for the Health Sciences CHM 299 Chemistry Internship II CIS COMPUTER INFORMATION SECURITY CIS 252 Digital Forensics CIS 253 Communications Security No credit for the remaining CIS courses. (SC) (SC) CH 210, 211 Organic Chemistry I & Lab (SC) CH 212, 213 Organic Chemistry II & Lab (SC) CS 270 Computer Forensics CS 275 Introduction to Computer Security CNC - COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL COA - COMMERCIAL ART AND DESIGN COA 120 Print Technology COA 140 Illustration COA 142 Typography COA 143 Printmaking COA 150 Airbrush Techniques COA 199 Internship in Comm. Art COA 249 Portfolio Development COA 256 Advertising AR 295 Illustration AR 230 Typography AR 265 Printmaking AR 440 Apprenticeship CA 295 Campaign and Event Development CPT - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CPT 110 Exploring Windows CPT 120 Intro. to the Internet CPT 122 Visio CPT 143 IP Telephony CPT 145 Intro. to Computer Technology CPT 150 Microcomputer Concepts CPT 151 Advanced Office Applications CS 110 Introduction to Computers CPT 162 Visual BASIC.NET I CPT 163 Java Programming I CPT 171 Telecommunications Fundamentals CPT 180 C++ Programming Language CS 130 Computer Science I CPT 181 Intro. to Telecommunications CPT 182 Operating Systems CPT 183 Local Area Networks CPT 185 PowerPoint $$ CPT 190 Word for Windows $$ CPT 195 Excel for Windows $$ CPT 196 Access for Windows $$ CPT 198 Fiber-Optic Technologies CPT 199 Internship By Department Recommendation CPT 201 Web Design with Web Standards CPT 203 XHTML and CSS CPT 206 JavaScript CPT 208 Advanced Access CPT 211 Routing Technologies CPT 213 Java Programming II CS 220 Java Programming CPT 214 Wireless Communication CPT 219 Fiber Optic Analysis and Design CPT 222 Fiber Optic Testing & Troubleshooting

9 CPT 230 Integrated Office Application CPT 235 Database Management Systems CPT 238 Wide Area Networking CPT 242 Visual BASIC.NET II CPT 248 PC Hardware CPT 249 PC Troubleshooting CPT 256 Linux Desktop CPT 257 Switching Technologies CPT 259 User Support Operations CPT 262 Windows Client Server CPT 264 Windows Server Management CPT 271 Oracle SQL I CPT 273 ColdFusion Studio CPT 274 A+ Certification Review CPT 277 Electronic Commerce Technology CPT 281 Oracle SQL II CPT 286 System Analysis and Design CPT 291 WAN Technologies CPT 293 CCNA Exam Prep CS 230 Database Management Systems $$ CPT 185, 190, 195 & 196 together = CS 110 Introduction to Computers. Student cannot receive credit for both CPT151 and CPT185, 190, 195, & 196. CRJ - CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRJ 155 Intro. to Criminal Justice CJ 110 Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 160 Criminal Law I CRJ 162 Police Administration I * CRJ 163 Criminal Evidence CRJ 172 Substance Abuse and Crime CRJ 180 Corrections CRJ 195 Introduction to Private Security CRJ 220 Research Methods in Criminal Justice CRJ 225 Criminology of Terrorism CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 255 Juvenile Delinquency SO 220 Juvenile Delinquency CRJ 261 Criminal Law II CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 262 Crime Prevention CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 263 Investigative Concepts CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 265 White Collar Crime CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 276 Community Relations * CRJ 277 Ethics & the Criminal Justice System CJ 250 Special Topics CRJ 283 Institutional Treatment of No credit Adults & Juveniles CRJ 290 Principles of Criminology SO 340 Criminology CRJ 296 Introduction to Criminalistics * CRJ 162 and CRJ 276 are equivalent to CJ 200 Law Enforcement in the Community CUL - CULINARY ARTS DAE, DAS DENTAL ASSISTING DAH - DENTAL HYGIENE

10 DFT - DRAFTING DTT - DIETETIC TECHNICIAN DTT 111 Introduction to Dietetics DTT 114 Topics in Nutrition and Health DTT 199 Nutritional Services Mgmt.Pract. (Dietetics major does not require electives.) (Dietetics major does not require electives.) (Dietetics major does not require electives.) ECE - EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE 179 Infant & Toddler Development ** ECE 180 Child Growth & Development ** ECE 183 Creative Expression and $$ Communication for Children ECE 184 Early Childhood Education Practicum I ECE 185 Family and Society ECE 186 Cultural & Social Development for Young Children ECE 187 Child Care Management $$ ECE 188 Intro to Exceptional Development ED 205 Introduction to Exceptional Child ECE 190 Child Health, Safety,& Nutrition $$ ECE 194 Education of Young Children With Special Needs ECE 233 Children s Literature ECE 284 Early Childhood Education Practicum II FC 435 Child Care Programs & Administration Experience ** ECE 179 & 180 together are equal to PY225, but students must take the 1 credit PY226 Adolescent Psychology at SHU to complete the requirement. $$ ECE 183, 187, and 190 together are equal to FC 362 Child Care Administration. ECN - ECONOMICS ECN 155 Macroeconomics ECN 156 Microeconomics ECN 158 Basic Economics EDU - EDUCATION EDU 155 Introduction to Education EDU 200 Intro. To Instructional Tech. EC 102 Principles of Macroeconomics EC 101 Principles of Microeconomics ED 118 Principles of Instructional Technologies EGR - ENGINEERING ELC - ELECTRONICS ENG - ENGLISH ENG 030 Basic Writing ENG 050 Reading and Study Skills ENG 070 Intermediate Writing ENG 080 Intermediate Reading ENG 159 Introduction to Theatre ENG 161 College Writing LA 100 Basic Composition ** ENG 162 Technical Communication LA 100 Basic Composition **

11 ENG 163 Business Communication LA 100 Basic Composition ** ENG 164 Advanced Composition LA 100 Basic Composition ** ENG 165 Creative Writing (AE) EL 231 Topics in Creative Writing ENG 166 Special Topics in Tech. Comm. ENG 233 Children s Literature ENG 240 Science Fiction ENG 245 Creative Writing II (AE) ENG 255 Intro. to Literature * EL 150 Introduction to Literary Study ENG th Century Literary Themes EL 250 Major Writers & Genres ENG 258 Survey of World Literature (NW) EL 263 Topics in World Literature ENG 260 American Voices * (US) ENG 264 Introduction to Journalism EL 227 Newswriting ENG 270 English Literature Survey I EL 264 Major British Writers I ENG 271 English Literature Survey II EL 265 Major British Writers II ENG 275 World Mythologies EL 250 Major Writers & Genres ENG 276 African American Literature (US) ENG 277 Native American Literature (US) ENG 279 Voices of Change: Women & Lit EL253 Topics in Women in Literature ENG 280 History of the English Language ENG 290 Shakespeare EL 311 Shakespeare * ENG 255 or ENG 260 may be used to meet the literature requirement for teacher certification (ENG 255 will not meet the U.S. Cultures requirement for the L.A. core) **No credit will be awarded toward LA 101 Thinking & Writing student must take this course at Seton Hill to complete writing requirement for the Liberal Arts Curriculum. EPS - EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE EPS 150 Astronomy EPS 160 Earth Science EPS 163 Introduction to Physical Geology (SC) (SC) FRN - FRENCH FRN 155 Beginning French I FR 100 Intro to French Language & Culture I FRN 156 Beginning French II (LS) FR 105 Intro to French Language & Culture II FRN 255 Intermediate French I (LS) FR 205 Intermediate French * FRN 256 Intermediate French II (LS) FR 205 Intermediate French * * FRN 255 and 256 together are equivalent to FR205 at Seton Hill. FSM - FOOD SERVICE FSM 101 Food Safety Certification FSM 102 Food Safety Re-Certification FSM 103 Intro to Hospitality Industry HT 100 Overview - Tourism and the Hospitality Industry FSM 105 Foods I FC 120 Food Science and Technology I (not for F&CS Education) FSM 112 Quantity Foods $ FSM 113 Customer Service HT 105 Customer Sales and Service FSM 117 Wait Staff/Dining Room Training FSM 118 Sanitation NT 220 Safety and Sanitation in Food Service FSM 119 Beverage Management FSM 120 Wine Appreciation and Service FSM 127 Service Techniques FSM 157 Catering FSM 159 Nutrition FSM 170 Food Culture and Religion

12 FSM 213 A la Carte Kitchen $ FSM 215 Food Purchasing and Menu Mgmt $ FSM 218 Hospitality Marketing HT 250 Hospitality & Tourism Marketing FSM 219 Hospitality Internship FSM 225 Hospitality Study Tour I FC 425 Seminar: Topics in F & CS FSM 226 Hospitality Study Tour II FSM 235 Supervision and Training (BU 180 Prin. of Management for Dietetics only) $ FSM 112, FSM 213, & FSM 215 together are equivalent to FC 390 Food Service Systems Mgmt I FST - FIRE SCIENCE GCT - GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY GCT 100 Macintosh OS GCT 115 Digital Design 2D GCT 120 Flash Basic GCT 125 Flash ActionScript GCT 130 InDesign Basic GCT 150 Illustrator Basic GCT 160 Photoshop Basic GCT 163 Photoshop Web GCT 170 Maya Basic GCT 173 Maya Modeling GCT 176 Maya Animation GCT 180 Flash Animation GCT 199 Graphics Internship GCT 215 Digital Design 3D GCT 220 Flash Web GCT 231 InDesign - Advanced GCT 253 Illustrator Advanced GCT 261 Photoshop Advanced GCT 270 Maya Special Effects GCT280 Flash Production GCT 285 Photoshop Prepress GCT 287 Digital Workflow GEO - GEOGRAPHY GEO 155 Introduction to Human Geography GEO 160 Physical Geography and Environment (SC) HAC - HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION HIS - HISTORY HIS 155 Early Western Civilization HIS 156 Modern Western Civilization HIS 249 The Civil War HIS 255 Early U.S. and PA History ** HIS 256 Modern U.S. and PA History ** HIS 257 The World in the 20 th Century HIS 262 Modern Latin American History (WE) LA 200 Western Cultural Traditions I (WE) LA 201 Western Cultural Traditions II HY 206 Civil War and Reconstruction HY 103 Introduction to American History HY 103 Introduction to American History (NW) ** Either HIS 255 or HIS 256 may be used as an equivalent to HY 103 Intro to American History.

13 HMS - HUMAN SERVICES HMS 155 Intro. to Human Services HMS 156 Communication for Human Service Workers HMS 157 Interviewing & Recordkeeping Skills HMS 160 Group Process HMS 162 Problem Solving/Counseling Skills HMS 170 Racial and Ethnic Minorities HMS 171 Introduction to Gerontology HMS 172 Drug and Alcohol Dependency HMS 258 Human Services Practicum I HMS 259 Human Services Practicum II SO 250 Introduction to Human Services SW 271 The Helping Relationship SO 365 Aging and Old Age SW 122 Understanding Addictions SO 430 Internship HMT - HOTEL/MOTEL MANAGEMENT HMT 160 Executive Housekeeping and Front Office Procedures HMT 161 Recreational & Entertain Mgmt. HMT 170 Casino/Gaming Operations HMT 172 Casino Marketing HMT 174 Intro to Casino Surveillance & Security HMT 176 Intro to Casino Financial Controls HMT 262 Lodging & Property Management HMT 264 Convention & Meeting Mgmt. HON - HONORS HON 295, 296, 297, 298 Honors Seminar Coursework will be reviewed by appropriate department chair, and credits may be transferred based on the chair's recommendation. HOR - HORTICULTURE HPE - HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION HUM - HUMANITIES HUM 156 Critical Thinking ITA-ITALIAN ITA 155 Beginning Italian I ITA 156 Beginning Italian II LAS - LEGAL ASSISTING LAS 101 The Legal Assistant LAS 111 Legal Analysis LAS 115 Torts LAS 120 Estates and Trusts LAS 125 Litigation I LAS 140 Domestic Relations LAS 150 Contracts LAS 175 Property Law LAS 200 American Constitutional Exp. LAS 210 Legal Writing LAS 215 Legal Research LAS 293 Internship (LS) PS 122 Introduction to American Law PS 430 Internship

14 LIS LIBRARY SCIENCE MAS - MEDICAL ASSISTANT MED - MULTI MEDIA TECHNOLOGY MED 103 Podcasting Basics MED 105 Multimedia Basics MED 110 Digital Presentation MED 155 Introduction to Multimedia MED 156 Television Production I MED 158 History of Cinema MED 159 Basic Video Production MED 160 Basic Photography MED 161 Portrait Photography MED 170 Digital Photography MED 180 Soundtrack Pro MED 199 Internship MED 200 Portfolio Development MED 205 Final Cut Pro I MED 206 DVD Studio Pro MED 210 Final Cut Pro II MED 212 Motion MED 240 Audition MED 240 Premiere Pro MED 255 Public Relations MED 256 Advertising MED 257 Television Production II MED 260 Encore MED 263 Photojournalism MED 265 Color Photography MED 266 Studio/Location Photography MED 270 Premiere Pro II MED 271 Advanced Digital Photography MED 290 After Effects (AE) AR 135 Black and White Photography (AE) (AE) AR 180 Digital Imaging CA 430 Internship CA 195 Integrated Marketing Communication CA 295 Campaign and Event Development No credit MET - METALLURGY MKT MARKETING MKT 199 Marketing Internship MKT 242 Retailing MKT 251 Consumer Behavior MKT 252 Public Relations MKT 253 Global Marketing MKT 254 Advertising and Promotion CA 195 for Business Majors only (NW) BU 315 International Marketing CA 195 for Business Majors only MPT - MANUFACTURING PROCESS TECHNOLOGY MTH - MATHEMATICS MTH 050 Basic Mathematics MTH 052 Foundations of Algebra

15 MTH 100 Intermediate Algebra MTH 108 Math for the Technologies I MTH 109 Math for the Technologies II MTH 157 College Algebra (MA) MA 103 College Algebra MTH 158 Precalculus Mathematics (MA) MA 120 Precalculus MTH 160 Introduction to Statistics toward Criminal Justice, Human Service, Psychology, Sociology, or Social Work programs. MTH 161 Modern College Math (MA) MA 105 Contemporary Mathematics MTH 172 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I (MA) MA 130 Calculus 1 with Analytic Geometry MTH 173 Analytic Geometry & Calculus II (MA) MA 140 Calculus 2 MTH 180 Elements of Math I (MA) MA 100 Structure of the Number System I MTH 185 Elements of Math II (MA) MA 102 Structure of the Number System II MTH 271 Analytic Geometry & Calculus III (MA) MA 200 Calculus 3 MTH 272 Differential Equations (MA) (with 1 credit independent study in 3D Vector Calculus, equals MA 325 Calculus 4) MTT MACHINE TECHNOLOGY MUS - MUSIC MUS 131 Class Voice I (AE) MU 128 Class Voice I MUS 155 Music Listening: A Survey (AE) MU 101 Experiencing Music MUS 160 Music History I MU 272 Music from Antiquity to 1750 MUS 175 College Choir I (AE) MU 188 University Choir MUS 176 College Choir II (AE) MU 188 University Choir MUS 275 College Choir III (AE) MU 188 University Choir MUS 276 College Choir IV (AE) MU 188 University Choir MUS 177 College Orchestra I (AE) MU 195 Westmoreland Youth Symphony Orchestra MUS 178 College Orchestra II (AE) MU 195 Westmoreland Youth Symphony Orchestra MUS 277 College Orchestra III (AE) MU 195 Westmoreland Youth Symphony Orchestra MUS 278 College Orchestra IV (AE) MU 195 Westmoreland Youth Symphony Orchestra MUS 255 American Popular Music (US) MUS 285 College Stage Band I (AE) MU 197 Jazz Ensemble NUR - NURSING OFT - OFFICE TECHNOLOGY OFT 100 Basic Keyboarding OFT 102 Acrobat Essentials OFT 110 Document Processing I OFT 151 Advanced Office Applications No credit for the remainder of the OFT courses. No credit No credit For Teacher Certification Business Education only (CC) CS 110 Intro to Computers PHB PHLEBOTOMY PHL - PHILOSOPHY PHL 155 Introduction to Logic PHL 160 Introduction to Philosophy PHL 161 Introduction to Ethics PHL 165 Social Ethics (PL) (PL) (PL) (PL)

16 PHY - PHYSICS PHY 050 Foundations of Physics PHY 107 Applied Physics PHY 125 Physics for Radiology PHY 150 Energy and Society PHY 153 Introduction to Physics PHY 155 College Physics I PHY 156 College Physics II PHY 255 Engineering Physics I PHY 256 Engineering Physics II PHY 258 Modern Physics No credit (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) PH 110, 111 General Physics I & Lab (SC) PH 112, 113 General Physics II & Lab POL - POLITICAL SCIENCE POL 155 American National Government POL 156 Modern Political Systems POL 200 American Constitutional Exp. POL 255 American State and Local Gov. POL 256 International Relations PS 121 American National Government PS 142 Introduction to International Relations PSY - PSYCHOLOGY PSY 160 General Psychology PY 110 Introductory Psychology PSY 161 Human Growth and Development PY 223 Lifespan Development or PY 235 Adult Development PSY 163 Physiological Psychology PY 350 Biological Psychology * PSY 167 Death and Dying PSY 165 Educational Psychology PSY 260 Social Psychology PY 380 Social Psychology ** PSY 265 Child Psychology PY 225 Infancy, Childhood, Adolescent Psychology and Lab PSY 267 Psychology of Women PY365 Psychology of Women PSY 268 Adolescent Psychology PSY 270 Abnormal Psychology PY 280 Abnormal Psychology * For Psychology majors - must still take PY 351 Biological Psychology Lab at Seton Hill. **For Psychology majors - must still take PY 381 Social Psychology Lab at Seton Hill. RAD RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY REL - RELIGION REL 161 Introduction to Religion REL 171 World Religions Survey REL 181 Religion in America (NW) RT 320 Religions of Asia (US) RT 315 Religion in America RLS - REAL ESTATE SOC - SOCIOLOGY SOC 155 Principles of Sociology SOC 160 Applied Human Relations SOC 161 Marriage and Family SOC 162 Contemporary Social Problems SOC 165 Cultural Diversity SOC 255 Cultural Anthropology SO 100 Principles of Sociology FC 315 Marriage & Family

17 SPA - SPANISH SPA 155 Beginning Spanish I SPA 156 Beginning Spanish II SPA 255 Intermediate Spanish I SPA 256 Intermediate Spanish II SPC - SPEECH COMMUNICATION SPC 155 Effective Speech SPC 156 Interpersonal Communications SPC 157 Fundamentals of Small Group Communication SPC 158 Oral Interpretation SPC 255 Persuasion and Propaganda THR - THEATRE THR 159 Introduction to Theatre THR 160 Introduction to Acting THR 161 Acting II THR 170 Voice and Delivery SP 100 Elementary Spanish Language and Culture I (LS) SP 105 Elementary Spanish Language and Culture II (LS) SP 205 Intermediate Spanish Language and Culture I (LS) CA 130 Oral Communication CA 280 Organizational Leadership TR 253 Oral Interpretation PS 228 Public Opinion and Propaganda (AE) TR 101 Creating Theatre (AE) TR 154 Acting I (AE) TR 150 Voice and Speech TRV - TRAVEL AND TOURISM WEB WEB DESIGN WEL - WELDING