Niagara County Community College Courses. Master List of Transferable Courses

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1 This document identifies all of the Niagara County Community College courses accepted at Medaille College for transfer credit. Course equivalencies are noted where they exist. All courses on this list are transferable as free electives. Niagara County Community College Courses Medaille College Equivalency ACCOUNTING ACC 116E/W Financial Accounting (3) ACC 101 Fundamentals of Accounting I (3) ACC 117/E/W Accounting Fundamentals for Management (3) ACC 102 Fundamentals of Accounting II (3) ACC 203E Intermediate Accounting I (3) ACC 350 Intermediate Accounting I (3) ACC 204E Intermediate Accounting II (3) ACC 351 Intermediate Accounting II (3) ACC 205E Cost Accounting (3) ACC 305 Cost Accounting (3) ACC 206M Computerized Accounting (3) ACC213E Income Tax Procedure (3) ACC 300 Income Tax Accounting (3) ANTHROPOLOGY ANT 102M Intro. to Cultural Anthropology (3) APY 100 Intro. to Anthropology (3) ANT 104M People/Cultures of the World (3) ANT 105M Introduction to Archeology (3) ANT 149M Introduction to Linguistics (3) ANT 208M Monkeys, Apes, and Man: An Introduction to Primate Biology and Behavior (3) ANT 212M Religion: An Anthropological View (3) ANT 214M The Kingdom of the Cults: Alternative Religions in American Culture (3) ANT 220M Fairy Tales and Folk Tales (3) ANT 230M Forensic Anthropology (3) ANT 360M Doing Anthropology: An Introduction to Ethnographic Methods (3) 1

2 ART Niagara County Community College-Medaille College ART 105U Drawing I (3) ART 240 Drawing (3) ART 106U Drawing II (3) ART 340 Advanced Drawing (3) ART 109U Design I (3) ART 230 Two-Dimensional Design (3) ART 110U Design II (3) ART 111U Digital Imaging (3) ART 123E/W American Art (3) /GEN 230 ART 128 Digital Photography (3) ART 260 Basic Photography (3) ART 129U Introduction to the Camera (3) ART 260 Basic Photography (3)/GEN 230 ART 130U Black and White Photography (3) ART 260 Basic Photography (3)/GEN 230 ART 133U Ceramics I (3) ART 370 Ceramics (3) ART 134U Ceramics II (3) ART 137E/W Ancient to Gothic (3) ART 214 Survey of World Art I (3)/GEN 230 ART 138E/W 14 th to 19 th Century Art (3) ART 215 Survey of World Art II (3)/GEN 230 ART 213U Life Drawing I (3) ART 214U Life Drawing II (3) ART 221W History of Modern Art (3) ART 450 Contemporary Art (3)/GEN 230 ART 225U Painting I (3) ART 320 Painting (3) ART 226U Painting II (3) ART 420 Advanced Painting BIOLOGY BIO 102E/L Introduction to Plant Biology (3) BIO 109E/L General Biology I (4) BIO 110E/L General Biology II (4) 2

3 BIO 117E/L Human Biology (4) BIO 101 Biology (3) * BIO 130E/130L Ecology Lecture (4) BIO 150 Environmental Studies (3) BIO 133E Monkeys, Apes and Man: An Introduction to Primate Biology and Behavior (3) BIO 134E Animal Behavior (3) ** BIO 136E Contemporary Environmental Issues (3) BIO 150 Environmental Studies (3) BIO 144E Human Reproductive Biology (3) BIO 201E/L Botany (4) BIO 120 Botany (4) BIO 205E/L Zoology (4)* BIO 206 Herpetology (3) See note below BIO 208 Orinthology (3) ** # BIO 209 Mammology (3) BIO 210 Aquarium Science (3) # # BIO 213E Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4)* BIO 160 Human A&P I (4) (See note below.) BIO 213L Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory I (1) BIO 214E Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)* BIO 161 Human A&P II (4) (See note below.) BIO 214L Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory II (1) BIO 215E/L Neuroanatomy and Physiology (3) BIO 221E/L Microbiology (4) BIO 200 Microbiology (4) BIO 240E/L Biotechniques (4) BIO 246E Radiation Biology/Protection (2) BIO 250E/L Cell Biology (4) BIO 220 Cell Biology (3) 3

4 BIO 255E/L Population Genetics (4) BIO 260E Life on Earth (3) BIO 275W Introduction to Human Genetics (3) Note: NCCC s BIO 205, BIO 213, and BIO 214 (with labs) transfer together (14 credits) as the equivalent to BIO 170 and 171 (10 credits) at Medaille for biology and veterinary technology majors. The four extra science credits count as free elective at Medaille. ** The B.S. veterinary technology program accepts these courses as fulfilling upper-level liberal arts and sciences courses. # Courses are accepted as major electives in the veterinary technology B.S. program. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND RETAIL MANAGEMENT BUS 101M/W Organization and Management (3) MGT 175 Management Concepts (3) BUS 102M Human Resource Management (3) MGT 230 Human Resource Mgt (3) BUS 103M Introduction to International Business (3) major elective BUS 113M/W Fundamentals of Marketing (3) MKT 220 Principles of Marketing (3) BUS 114M Consumer Behavior (3) MKT 210 Consumer Behavior (3) BUS 117M Business Law I (3) BUS 299 Business Law I (3) BUS 118M Business Law II (3) BUS 315 Business Law II (3) BUS 122M Small Business Management (3) major elective BUS 135M Fundamentals of Advertising (3) MKT 310 Business Adv. and Promotion (3) BUS 229M/W Business Communications (3) ENG 260 Business/Professional Writing (3) BUS 238S Management Seminar (3) major elective 4

5 CHEMISTRY Niagara County Community College-Medaille College CHE 100M/101L Fundamentals of Chemistry (3) CHE 110M/111L General Chemistry I (4) CHE 113 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory II (3) CHE 120M College Chemistry I (4) CHE 200 General Chemistry I (4) CHE 121M College Chemistry II (4) CHE 201 General Chemistry II (4) CHE 230M/231L Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry (3) CHE 234M/235L Organic Chemistry I (4)* CHE 300 Organic Chemistry I (4) CHE 236M/237L Organic Chemistry II (4)* CHE 301 Organic Chemistry II (4) CHE 243B Quantitative Chemical Analysis (4) * Both courses in the organic sequence must be taken at NCCC in order to transfer as equivalent to Medaille s CHE 300 and 301. Note: Any 4-credit chemistry course fulfills the CHE 145 science requirement for the Vet Tech program at Medaille. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CIS 100M Introduction to the Personal Computer (3) CIS 115 Computer Applications (3) COMMUNICATION COM 100 Communication Success Seminar (1) COM 101M Introduction to Mass Communication (3) COM 101 Intro. to Mass Comm (3) COM 103M Writing for the Media (3) COM 211 Writing for Media (3) COM 105M Introduction to Broadcasting (3) COM 130 Broadcasting: Princ/Practices (3) COM 107 Introduction to Photoshop (1) COM 108 Introduction to InDesign (1) 5

6 COM 109M Fund of Visual Communication (3) major elective COM 110M Publication Layout and Design (3) COM 267 Basic Desktop Publishing (3) COM 120B Television Production (3) COM 330 Television Prod Techniques (3) COM 121M Television Field Production (3) COM 331 Advanced TV Production (3) COM 201M Public Relations (3) COM 150 Media Promotion (3) COM 205M Audio Production (3) COM 230 Radio Production ( 3) CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRJ 101M Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) CRJ 101 Intro. to Criminal Justice (3) CRJ 102M Criminal Law and Procedures (3) CRJ 201 Criminal Law (3) CRJ 103M Introduction to Corrections (3) CRJ 331 Corrections (3) CRJ 201M Criminology (3) CRJ 111 Crime and Society (3) CRJ 202M/W Juvenile Delinquency (3) CRJ 341 Juvenile Delinquency (3) CRJ 203M Deviant Behavior (3) free elective CRJ 204 Criminal Investigations (3) CRJ 301 Criminal Investigation I (3) CRJ 301M/W Research Methods (3) CRJ 411 Research Methods (3) CRJ 302M Issues in Criminal Justice (3) free elective CRJ 303N, CRJ 304N Field Studies in Criminal Justice (3) CRJ 377 (3) DIGITAL MEDIA (all courses transfer as free electives) ECONOMICS ECO 101M/W Macro-Economics (3) ECO 200 Macroeconomics (3) ECO 102M Micro-Economics (3) ECO 201 Microeconomics (3) ECO 213M/W Contemporary Economic Issues (3) free elective 6

7 ECO 220M/W Introduction to Economic Crime (3) free elective ECO 221M Money and Banking (3) free elective ENGLISH/WRITING ENG 101M/W Writing I (3) ENG 110 College Writing II (3) ENG 102M/W Writing II Introduction to Literature (3) ENG 205 Introduction to Literature (3) ENG/JRN 145M Journalism I (3) COM 110 Journalism: Org and Practice (3) ENG/JRN 146M Journalism II (3) ENG 205M Creative Non-Fiction I (3) ENG 206M Creative Non Fiction II (3) ENG 229M Creative Writing I (3) ENG 210 Intro. to Creative Writing (3) ENG 230M Creative Writing II (3) ENG 300, ENG 310, or ENG 320 (3) LINGUISTICS ENG 149M Introduction to Linguistics (3) LANGUAGES/ FRENCH FRE 101M Elementary French I (3) FRE 101 Elementary French I (3) FRE 102M Elementary French II (3) FRE 102 Elementary French II (3) FRE 203M Intermediate French I (3) FRE 204M Intermediate French II (3) GEOGRAPHY GEO 101M Introduction to Geography (3) GEO 110 or 310 () LANGUAGES GERMAN GER 101M Elementary German I (3) 7

8 GER 102M Elementary German II (3) GOVERNMENT GOV 105M American Government (3) POL 101 United States Government (3) GOV 213M State and Local Government (3) POL 240 Comparative State/Local Govt (3) HISTORY HIS 101M Western Civilization I (3) HIS 100 Western Civilization (3) HIS 105M Western Civilization II (3) HIS 100 Western Civilization (3) HIS 111M World Civilizations I (3) HIS 101 World Cultures (3) HIS 112M World Civilizations II (3) HIS 101 World Cultures (3) HIS 120M The United States to 1865 (3) HIS 140 Early U.S. History (3) HIS 122M The United States since 1865 (3) HIS 150 Contemporary U/S. History (3) HIS 150M/W American Women s History (3) HIS 210M Native American History (3) HIS 225 Holocausts: From Rome to Rwanda (3) HIS 237M Africans in America (3) HIS 200 African-American History (3) HIS 266 China in the Modern World (3) HIS 290 The American Presidency (3) HIS 295M The American Frontier ITALIAN ITA 101 Italian I ITA 102 Italian II 8

9 JAPANESE JAP 101 Japanese I JAP 102 Japanese II Niagara County Community College-Medaille College LITERATURE LIT 209M British Literature From Beowulf to the ENG 305 British Literature: Middle Ages Eighteenth Century (3) to the Eighteenth Century (3) LIT 210M British Literature from the Romantics to ENG 315 British Literature: Late the Present (3) Eighteenth Century through 20 th C (3) LIT 211M/W Children s Literature (3) EDU 235 Children s Literature (3) LIT 213 M/W American Literature to 1865 (3) LIT 214M/W American Literature since 1865 (3) ENG 325 American Literature: Colonial To the Civil War (3) ENG 335 American Literature: Civil War through the 20 th Century (3) LIT 216M The Film as Literature (3) ENG 345 Film Art and Appreciation (3) LIT 217M Modern Drama as Literature (3) ENG 355 Major Literary Forms (3) LIT 218M Contemporary Novel (3) ENG 355 Major Literary Forms (3) LIT 222M Contemporary World Literature (3) ENG 215 Survey of World Literature (3) LIT 223M Women in Literature (3) ENG 298 Special Topics in English (3) LIT 231M African American Literature (3) ENG 365 Ethnic Literature in America (3) LIT 233M Native American Literature (3) ENG 298 Special Topics in English (3) LIT 241M Introduction to Shakespeare (3) ENG 435 Major Literary Figures (3) LIT 245M Introduction to Mythology (3) ENG 298 Special Topics (3) MATHEMATICS MAT 104 Mathematics with Business Applications (3) 9

10 MAT 106M/W Contemporary Mathematics (3) MAT 108M Math for Childhood Education I (3) and MAT 109M Mathematics for Childhood Education II (3) MAT 125 Concepts in Mathematics (3) MAT 110M Algebra II (4) MAT 110 Introduction to Algebra (3) MAT 111M/W Algebra and Trigonometry (4) MAT 114 Intermediate Algebra (3) MAT 114M Mathematics for The Liberal Arts (3) MAT 116M Pre-Calculus Mathematics (4) MAT 115 Pre-Calculus (3) MAT 120M Calculus and Analytical Geometry I (4) MAT 216 Survey of Intro. Calculus (3) Or MAT 251 Calculus I (3) MAT 121M Calculus and Analytical Geometry II (4) MAT 252 Calculus II (3) MAT 125M Applied Calculus I (4) MAT 216 Survey of Intro. Calculus (3) MAT 164 M/W Introduction to Statistics (3) MAT 201 Statistics and Society (3) MAT 222M Calculus and Analytical Geometry III (4) MAT 261 Calculus III (3) MAT 223M Differential Equations (4) MAT 361 Differential Equations (3) MAT 230M Discrete Mathematics (4) MAT 182 Discrete Mathematics (3) MAT 255M Linear Algebra (3) MAT 242 Linear Algebra (3) MUSIC (all MUS courses below transfer as free electives) MUS 100E Exploring the Arts (3) MUS 101E Music Appreciation (3) GEN 230 MUS 102E Foundations of Music Theory (3) MUS 115W Music: Introduction and History Through the GEN 230 Classical Era (3) 10

11 MUS 116W Music: Romantic and Twentieth Century (3) GEN 230 MUS 117E Music History and Repertoire I (3) GEN 230 MUS 118E Music History and Repertoire II (3) GEN 230 MUS 119E Music and Political Action (3) MUS 133E Survey of American Popular Music (3) GEN 230 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (all courses transfer as free electives) PHILOSOPHY PHI 149M/W Introduction to Philosophy (3) PHI 100 Nature of Man (3) PHI 153M Ethics: Morality, Law and Politics (3) PHI 300 Ethics (3) PHI 155M Political Philosophy: Environment, Culture and State Power (3) PHI 165M Philosophy of Art, Beauty and Creativity (3) PHI 169M/W Philosophy of Religion (3) PHYSICAL SCIENCE PHS 101M Introduction to Physical Science (4) PHY 104 Physical Science (3) PHYSICS PHY 116M Cosmos (3) PHY 120M Introduction to Physics (4) PHY 131M/L General Physics I (4) PHY 200 Principles of Physics I (4) PHY 132M/L General Physics II (4) PHY 201 Principles of Physics II (4) PSYCHOLOGY PSY 110M/W Introduction to Psychology (3) PSY 100 Intro. to Psychology (3) PSY 120M Stress Management Biofeedback (3) 11

12 PSY 180M Psychology of Human-Animal Relations (3) PSY 210M Developmental Psychology: A Life-Span PSY 210 or PSY 240 Approach (3) PSY 220M Developmental Psychology: The Child (3) PSY 210 Child Development (3) PSY 230M Developmental Psychology: Adult Development and Aging (3) major elective; PSY 240M Social Psychology (3) PSY 310 Social Psychology (3) PSY 250M Abnormal Psychology (3) PSY 370 Abnormal Human Behavior (3) PSY 255M Methods of Scientific Inquiry (3) PSY 250 Research Methods (3) PSY 260M Biofeedback (3) major elective; PSY 270M Psychology of Teaching and Learning (3) EDU 223 Educational Psychology (3) PSY 290M Biological Psychology (3) PSY 230 Biopsychology (3) SIGN LANGUAGE SLA 101M American Sign Language I (3) SLA 102M American Sign Language II (3) SOCIOLOGY SOC 101M/W Introduction to Sociology (3) SOC 100 Intro. to Sociology (3) SOC 180 Social Organization of Work (3) SOC 203 Social Problems (3) SOC 401 Social Problems (3) SOC 260M Sociology of the Family (3) SOC 240 Family in Society (3) SOC 261M Gender in Society (3) SOC 270M Community Studies (3) 12

13 LANGUAGES/SPANISH Niagara County Community College-Medaille College SPA 101M Elementary Spanish I (3) SPA 101 Elementary Spanish I (3) SPA 102M Elementary Spanish II (3) SPA 102 Elementary Spanish II (3) SPA 203M Intermediate Spanish I (3) SPA 204M Intermediate Spanish II (3) SPA 301M Spanish Conversation and Composition I (3) SPA 302M Spanish Conversation and Composition II (3) SPEECH SPE 101M Speech Communications (3) SPE 102M Public Speaking (3) SPE 130 Fund. of Public Speaking (3) SPE 103M Interpersonal Communication (3) SPE 330 Small Group Communication (3) SPE 105M Oral Interpretation (3) SPE 106M Voice and Diction (3) SPE 110M Group Discussion (3) SPE 330 Small Group Communication (3) SPE 111M Fundamentals of Persuasion (3) SPE 112M Fundamentals of Debate (3) THEATER ARTS THA 110E Black Drama and Film (3) THA 113E History of the Theater (3) THE 100 Intro. to Theatre (3)/GEN 230 THA 117E/W An Introduction to Theater (3) THE 100 Intro. to Theatre (3)/GEN 230 General Education Requirements at Medaille College GEN 110 Intro. to Critical Thought and Expression waived GEN 220 Colonial North American: Case Study in HIS 120 U.S. to 1865 (3) Cultural Interaction 13

14 GEN 240 Scientific Discovery BIO 109 General Biology I (4) BIO 117 Human Biology (4) BIO 130 Ecology (4) BIO 201 Botany (4) BIO 205 Zoology (4) BIO 213 Human A&P I (4) CHM 110 General Chemistry I (4) CHE 120 College Chemistry I (4) PHS 101 Intro. to Physical Science (4) GEN 410 Baccalaureate Capstone I GEN 411 Baccalaureate Capstone II No Equivalent No Equivalent ENG 110 College Writing II ENG 101 Writing I (3) ENG 200 Analytical Writing No Equivalent SPE 130 Fundamentals of Public Speaking (3) SPE 102 Public Speaking (3) Mathematics credits (3-6) MAT 110 Intermediate Algebra (3) MAT 116 Pre-Calculus (4) MAT 120 Calculus I (4) MAT 164 Statistics (3) April