Applied Mathematics and Computer Science College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics University of Wisconsin Stout

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1 UW Colleges Transfer Advising Guide Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics University of Wisconsin Stout Last updated/reviewed 07/01/2015 The following guide is intended to assist you in planning for your eventual transfer to and graduation from UW Stout. This guide includes only the requirements that can be completed at the two year UW Colleges. It is not a requirement, nor always advisable, to complete all courses listed in this guide prior to transfer. For a full list of requirements refer to the additional resources included in the pages below. Note that this guide is an advisory tool only and subject to change. Concentrations: Actuarial Science Page 5 Business Management Page 6 Information Assurance & Cyber Security Page 7 Interdisciplinary Page 8 Software Development Page 9 Application Procedure o o o o Submit the UW System application, available online at: Send official transcripts from all post secondary institutions attended. Send official high school transcripts if you have not already earned your bachelor s degree at the time you apply. If any Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate tests were taken while in high school and received a score of 3 or higher, a copy of your score report is required to be considered for college credit. Admissions Requirements The Transfer Admission Requirements state that you are likely to be admitted in good standing if you have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or greater. A comprehensive review is completed and everything, including your applicant statement, is taken into consideration when a decision is made. Students transferring having already earned their associate degree with a minimum cumulative GPA may be considered for admission on a probationary basis. UW Stout Graduation Requirements All students graduating from UW Stout must also meet Racial and Ethnic Studies as well as Global Perspective requirements. Students transferring from one of the UW Colleges having already earned their Associate of Arts & Sciences degree have these two categories automatically met. Students that have not completed their degree at the time they transfer will have to meet the requirements for the Racial & Ethnic Studies and Global Perspective areas identified below. UW Stout courses that meet these requirements are listed in the UW Stout General Education Requirements (choose GE/RES/GLP course list [PDF]) approved listings on page 7 9. Students are encouraged to meet these requirements with courses that also apply to either general education or major requirements. Potentially a single course could apply to 2 3 program requirements. Graduation requirements continued on page 2. Page 1 of 10

2 Racial & Ethnic Studies (RES): Six credits are required with a minimum of three credits from the Category RES A course list. The remaining three credits may be from either the RES A or RES B course list. At the UW Colleges courses that may meet some of these requirements are listed with the ES (Ethnic Studies) designation. Courses that may apply to this requirement are courses that transfer as equivalencies to courses listed in the UW Stout General Education Requirements (choose GE/RES/GLP course list [PDF]) approved listings on page 7. Global Perspective (GLP): Completed by either completing a program of university approved work or study abroad, or completing six credits of courses approved as fulfilling the global perspective requirement. Courses that may apply to this requirement are courses that transfer as equivalencies to courses listed in the UW Stout General Education Requirements (choose GE/RES/GLP course list [PDF]) approved listings on page 8 9. Program Requirements begin on page 3. Page 2 of 10

3 General Education Requirements met by completing courses at the UW Colleges UW Stout General Education Requirements approved listings Courses listed specifically indicate they are required for the major and must be taken at UW Stout if they were not taken as part of the student s associate degree. * = Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree COMMUNICATION SKILLS» 9 credits required ENGL 101 Composition 1 ENGL 102 Composition 2 SPCOM 100 Fundamentals of Speech ENG 101 College Writing & Critical Thinking (grade of C or higher required) ENG 102 Critical Writing & Critical Reading CTA 103 Intro to Public Speaking ANALYTICAL REASONING & NATURAL SCIENCE» 10 credits required ~MATH 153/156 Calculus I/Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MAT 211/221 Calculus I/Calculus & Analytic Geometry I ~MATH 157 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II MAT 222 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II Natural Science w/lab (4 credits) Any 4 credit Natural Science (NS) with Lab (LS) Course ARTS & HUMANITIES *» 6 credits from minimum of 2 different areas required (*Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree) SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES*» 6 credits from minimum of 2 different areas required (*Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree for all but Actuarial Science and Business Management Concentrations) ^ECON 210 Principles of Economics I ECO 203 Economics Macro Required for Actuarial Science and Business Management concentrations Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree CONTEMPORARY ISSUES *» 3 credits required (*Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree for all but Information Assurance & Cyber Security and Software Development Concentrations ) Courses that may fulfill this requirement are listed below only one 3 credit course required. (see UW Stout General Education Requirements courses, Contemporary Issues for examples) OPTIONS OF COURSES THAT WILL MEET THIS REQUIREMENT INCLUDE: Any 3 credit Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) course SOC 335 Introductory Social Psychology SOC 250 Social Psychology #SPCOM 312 Intercultural Communications CTA 210 Intro to Intercultural Communication WOM 101 Introduction to Women s Studies WGS 210 Intro to Women & Gender Studies ICT 215 Cybertechnology Ethics Required for Information Assurance & Cyber Security and Software Development Concentrations General Education Requirements continued on page 4. Page 3 of 10

4 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & ETHICAL REASONING *» 3 credits required (*Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree) Courses that may fulfill this requirement are listed below only one 3 credit course required. (see UW Stout General Education Requirements courses, Social Responsibility & Ethical Reasoning for examples) OPTIONS OF COURSES THAT WILL MEET THIS REQUIREMENT INCLUDE: BUMGT 235 Management Ethics PHIL 201 Intro to Philosophy PHIL 235 General Ethics PHIL 275 Business Ethics #SPCOM 312 Intercultural Communications BUS 242 Business Ethics PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy or PHI 241 Ethics PHI 243 Business Ethics CTA 210 Intro to Intercultural Communication #SPCOM 312 Intercultural Communications can only be used for one GE area, Contemporary Issues or Social Responsibility & Ethical Reasoning. GENERAL EDUCATION SELECTIVES *» 3 credits required (*Automatically met with completion of Associate Degree) ~CS 144 Computer Science I ~Course requires a grade of C or better CPS 245 Computer Science I: Object Oriented Programming Program Requirements begin on page 5. Page 4 of 10

5 Program, major, school courses available in Colleges' curriculum not part of General Education ACTUARIAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION» 47 credits required ~CS 145 Computer Science II CPS 256 C++ as a Second Language (3 credit option) ~CS 244 Data Structures CPS 265 Computer Science III: Algorithms and Data Structures STAT 331 Probability & Mathematics Statistics I STAT 332 Probability & Mathematics Statistics II STAT 440 Linear Reg & Time Series ECON 215 Principles of Economics II ECO 204 Economics Micro ENGL 320 Business Writing OR ENGL 415 Technical Writing BUS 210 Business Communication OR ENG 210 Business Communication OR ENG 206 Technical Writing MATH 158 Calculus III MAT 223 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MATH 180 Foundations of the Language of Math MATH 255 Differential Equations MAT 271 Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 275 Linear Algebra MAT 262 Linear Algebra MATH 370 Modern Algebra I MATH 450 Real Analysis I MSCS 446 Numerical Analysis I ~Course requires a grade of C or better. SELECTIVES» 30 credits required (Students must choose at least 6 credits of MATH and 3 credits of CS/MSCS: Program Director may approve other courses for selectives.) CS 248 Web & Internet Programming CS 343 Computer Graphics CS 354 Algorithms & A.I. CS 441 Computer Architecture CS 442 Systems Programming CS 443 Database Systems CS 448 Software Engineering CS 480 Intro to Comp Security MSCS 280 Graph Theory MSCS 447 Numerical Analysis II MATH 262 Geometry MATH 371 Modern Algebra II MATH 380 Cryptography MATH 451 Real Analysis II MATH 460 Complex Variables BUACT 206 Intro to Financial Accounting BUS 201 Introductory Accounting BUACT 207 Intro to Corporate & Managerial Accounting BUS 204 Managerial Accounting BUFIN 340 Business Finance BULGL 318 Business Law BUMIS 333 MIS Decision Support Systems ECON 435 Money and Banking Concentrations continued on page 6. Page 5 of 10

6 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION» 56 credits required ~CS 145 Computer Science II CPS 256 C++ as a Second Language (3 credit option) ~CS 244 Data Structures CPS 265 Computer Science III: Algorithms and Data Structures BUACT 206 Intro to Financial Accounting BUS 201 Introductory Accounting BUACT 207 Intro to Corporate & Managerial Accounting BUS 204 Managerial Accounting BUFIN 340 Business Finance BUMGT 304 Principles of Management BUMKG 330 Principles of Marketing ECON 215 Principles of Economics II ECO 204 Economics Micro ENGL 320 Business Writing OR ENGL 415 Technical Writing BUS 210 Business Communication OR ENG 210 Business Communication OR ENG 206 Technical Writing MATH 158 Calculus III MAT 223 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MATH 180 Foundations of the Language of Math MATH 275 Linear Algebra MAT 262 Linear Algebra MATH 370 Modern Algebra I MATH 450 Real Analysis I MSCS 446 Numerical Analysis I STAT 331 Probability & Mathematical Statistics I STAT 332 Probability & Mathematical Statistics II ~Course requires a grade of C or better. SELECTIVES» 21 credits required (Students must choose at least 9 credits of MATH/STAT/CS/MSCS: Program Director may approve other courses for selectives.) CS 248 Web & Internet Programming CS 343 Computer Graphics CS 354 Algorithms & A.I. CS 441 Computer Architecture CS 442 Systems Programming CS 443 Database Systems CS 448 Software Engineering CS 480 Intro to Comp Security MSCS 280 Graph Theory MSCS 447 Numerical Analysis II STAT 440 Linear Reg & Time Series INMGT 365 Project Management INMGT 400 Organizational Leadership MATH 255 Differential Equations MAT 271 Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 262 Geometry MATH 371 Modern Algebra II MATH 380 Cryptography MATH 451 Real Analysis II MATH 460 Complex Variables BUACT 312 Cost Accounting BUACT 320 Income Tax Accounting BUACT 335 Accounting for Management Decisions BULGL 318 Business Law BUMIS 333 MIS Decision Support Systems BUMKG 479 Marketing Research ECON 421 Collective Bargaining ECON 435 Money and Banking Concentrations continued on page 7. Page 6 of 10

7 INFORMATION ASSURANCE & CYBER SECURITY CONCENTRATION» 63 or 66 credits required ~CS 145 Computer Science II CPS 256 C++ as a Second Language (3 credit option) ~CS 244 Data Structures CPS 265 Computer Science III: Algorithms and Data Structures CS 248 Web & Internet Programming CS 441 Computer Architecture CS 442 Systems Programming CS 443 Database Systems CS 480 Intro to Comp Security ITM 133Networking Fundamentals I ITM 134 Networking Fundamentals II ITM 383 Intro to Network Security MATH 158 Calculus III MAT 223 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MATH 180 Foundations of the Language of Math MATH 275 Linear Algebra MAT 262 Linear Algebra MATH 370 Modern Algebra I MATH 371 Modern Algebra II MATH 380 Cryptography MATH 450 Real Analysis I STAT 330 Probability & Statistics for Engineering & the Sciences STAT 331/332 Probability & Math Stats I & II ENGL 415 Technical Writing ENG 206 Technical Writing ~Course requires a grade of C or better. SELECTIVES» 11 or 14 credits required depending on statistics courses chosen above CS 343 Computer Graphics CS 354 Algorithms & A.I. CS 448 Software Engineering CS 458 Advanced Software Engineering MSCS 280 Graphic Theory MSCS 446 Numerical Analysis I MSCS 447 Numerical Analysis II MATH 255 Differential Equations MAT 271 Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 262 Geometry MATH 451 Real Analysis II MATH 460 Complex Variables STAT 440 Linear Reg & Time Series ITM 361 Workstation & Server ITM 362 Server Applications Concentrations continued on page 8. Page 7 of 10

8 INTERDISCIPLINARY CONCENTRATION» 32 credits required ~CS 145 Computer Science II CPS 256 C++ as a Second Language (3 credit option) ~CS 244 Data Structures CPS 265 Computer Science III: Algorithms and Data Structures STAT 331 Probability & Mathematical Statistics I STAT 332 Probability & Mathematical Statistics II MATH 158 Calculus III MAT 223 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MATH 180 Foundations of the Language of Math MATH 275 Linear Algebra MAT 262 Linear Algebra MATH 370 Modern Algebra I MATH 450 Real Analysis I ~Course requires a grade of C or better SELECTIVES» 9 credits required (choose from the following options) (Program Director may approve other courses for selectives.) CS 248 Web & Internet Programming CS 343 Computer Graphics CS 354 Algorithms & A.I. CS 441 Computer Architecture CS 442 Systems Programming CS 443 Database Systems CS 448 Software Engineering CS 480 Intro to Comp Security STAT 440 Linear Reg & Time Series MSCS 280 Graph Theory MSCS 446 Numerical Analysis I MSCS 447 Numerical Analysis II MATH 255 Differential Equations MAT 271 Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 262 Geometry MATH 371 Modern Algebra II MATH 380 Cryptography MATH 451 Real Analysis II MATH 460 Complex Variables APPROVED RELATED FIELD & ELECTIVES» 36 credits required Proposed program plan must be approved by Program Director at least 4 semesters prior to graduation. Plan must indicate career path and proposed courses to support that career. Course plan may include a minor or a second major. Concentrations continued on page 9. Page 8 of 10

9 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CONCENTRATION» 54 or 57 credits required ~CS 145 Computer Science II CPS 256 C++ as a Second Language (3 credit option) ~CS 244 Data Structures CPS 265 Computer Science III: Algorithms and Data Structures CS 354 Algorithms & A.I. CS 441 Computer Architecture CS 442 Systems Programming CS 443 Database Systems CS 448 Software Engineering CS 458 Advanced Software Engineering MSCS 446 Numerical Analysis I MATH 158 Calculus III MAT 223 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MATH 180 Foundations of the Language of Math MATH 275 Linear Algebra MAT 262 Linear Algebra MATH 370 Modern Algebra I MATH 450 Real Analysis I STAT 330 Probability & Statistics for Engineering & the Sciences OR STAT 331/332 Probability & Mathematical Statistics I & II ENGL 415 Technical Writing ENG 206 Technical Writing ~Course requires a grade of C or better. SELECTIVES» 20 or 23 credits required depending CS 248 Web & Internet Programming CS 343 Computer Graphics CS 480 Introduction to Computer Security MSCS 280 Graph Theory MSCS 447 Numerical Analysis II STAT 440 Linear Reg & Time Series PHYS 242 College Physics II OR PHYS 282 University Physics II MATH 255 Differential Equations MATH 262 Geometry MATH 371 Modern Algebra II MATH 380 Cryptography MATH 451 Real Analysis II MATH 460 Complex Variables GDD 325 2D GDD Class (GDD Majors) GDD 450 3D GDD class (GDD majors) GDD 451 3D GDD class (GDD majors) on statistics course(s) chosen above PHY 202 University Physics II MAT 271 Ordinary Differential Equations Additional Resources listed on next page. Page 9 of 10

10 Additional Resources Bulletin, Program Plan and Program Website The Program Plan site also gives information on four year plans and links to course descriptions. The four year (or eight semester plan) can help in planning in what order to take courses. Transfer Information Systems (TIS) equivalences (to the General Education "Wizard") Use this page to determine the equivalent College courses to UW Stout GE courses. Contact Information: Linda Young Joel Helms Andrew Straub Assistant Director of Admissions Transfer & Articulation Associate Director of Admissions Transfer Counselor Admissions Office Admissions Office Admissions Office UW Stout UW Stout UW Stout Menomonie, WI Menomonie, WI Menomonie, WI Page 10 of 10