COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER MANUAL

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1 COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER MANUAL Office of Academic Affairs Foote-Hilyer Administration Center, 301 (850) The Florida A&M University colleges and schools are recognized for providing the data and information that made this publication possible. We extend a special thanks to all of the departmental faculty and Retention Advisors who helped providing this information.. 09/4/2014

2 Table of Contents What is a Transfer Applicant?... 4 Limited Access/Special Programs... 4 History of 2+2 Articulation in Florida... 5 Statewide Articulation Agreement... 5 Transfer Student Rights... 5 Summary of General Statewide Articulation Agreement... 5 Common Prerequisite Manual... 6 Lists of Prerequisites by Program... 6 Statewide Course Numbering System... 6 Florida Community College Scholarship... 7 ACCOUNTING... 8 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES... 9 AGRIBUSINESS ANIMAL SCIENCES ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES BIOLOGICAL and AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING BIOLOGY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCES CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CRIMINAL JUSTICE ECONOMICS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH ENTOMOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

3 FINE ARTS FOOD SCIENCE GRAPHIC DESIGN HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT HEALTH INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT HEALTH SCIENCES with Concentration in PRE-CARDIOPULMONARY SCIENCE.66 HEALTH SCIENCE with Concentration in PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY HEALTH SCIENCES with Concentration in PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY HISTORY INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY JOURNALISM MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS EDUCATION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MUSIC with Concentration in VOICE or PIANO MUSIC with Concentration in WIND, PIANO and PERCUSSION MUSIC TEACHER EDUCATION with Concentration in VOICE or PIANO MUSIC TEACHER EDUCATION with Concentration in WIND, PIANO AND PERCUSSION NURSING POLITICAL SCIENCE PHARMACY PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICS PHYSICS (APPLIED) PRE KINDERGARTEN PRIMARY EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY.107 PUBLIC RELATIONS RELIGIOUS STUDIES SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION- HISTORY EDUCATION SOCIAL SCIENCE with POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Concentration SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY THEATRE VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

4 What is a Transfer Applicant? Any student who has earned at least 12 semester hours (not remedial) of college credit following graduation from high school is considered a transfer applicant. Transfer applicants with less than 60 semester or 90 quarter hours of college work are considered lower-level transfers and are required to meet all first time in college freshman requirements in accordance with Florida Board of Education Admission Rules and the Board of Governors Admission Regulations. A minimum 2.0 grade point average in all college work is required and students must be in good academic standing at the last institution attended. NOTE: A transfer admitted pending receipt of the final college transcript with at least 60 semester/90 quarter hours must provide the final transcript prior to initial registration. Failure to complete the required hours with at least a 2.00 grade point average will result in admission being revoked. Required Documents for Evaluation A non-refundable $30.00 application fee. Official high school transcript (Speed Code: ). Official transcript from each college or university attended (current up to time of application). Completers of high school by GED must provide an official copy of test scores (as well as a partial high school transcript). Official SAT or ACT score College Entrance Examination Board (SATI); Box 592, Princeton, NJ 00850; SATI CODE: 5215 American College Testing (ACT) Program; Post Office Box 168, Iowa City, 52240; ACT CODE: 0726 Please note the required SATI components are critical reading, math, & writing and ACT include reading, math, and English/writing. Official TOEFL (TOEFL Code: 5215) score, if applicable. All applicants who do not meet the foreign language requirement must complete two semesters (or equivalent) prior to graduation at FAMU. A transfer applicant with more than 60 semester or 90 quarter hours of college work or has earned an Associate in Arts degree from a Florida College System (FCS) institution must have at least 2.0 grade point average. If an applicant has attended more than one institution, the cumulative grade point average from all institutions must be at least 2.0. An applicant must also be in good academic standing at the last institution attended. Meeting minimum requirements, however, does not guarantee admission to limited access programs. A transfer applicant with more than 60 semester or 90 quarter hours of college work must submit: An application for admission A non-refundable $30.00 application fee Official transcript from each college or university attended (current up to time of application) Official TOEFL (TOEFL Code: 5215) score, if applicable All applicants who do not meet the foreign language requirement must complete two semesters (or equivalent) prior to graduation at FAMU. Limited Access/Special Programs Any prospective student interested in applying to a limited access program may need to fill out an additional application through the department. Admittance to these programs is competitive. Students who wish to be considered must meet or exceed the minimum eligibility criteria as established by the department. For additional information please contact the appropriate departments. College of Social Sciences Arts and Humanities (Social Work) School of Allied Health Sciences (Cardiopulmonary Science) School of Journalism & Graphic Communications (Journalism) School of Nursing (Nursing) College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Science (Pharmacy- Undergraduate, Pharmacy Professional) School of Architecture (Architecture) Transfer applicants with an A.A. degree from a Florida public community college or state university in Florida in an approved general education program are eligible for admission to non-limited access programs and shall receive priority admission over out-of-state applicants. Degrees earned at institutions other than Florida State Universities/Community Colleges will be evaluated on a course by course basis. FAMU accepts transfer credit from institutions that are regionally accredited at the time credits are earned. Profile Assessment admission standards do not apply if you have earned more than 60 semester or 90 quarter hours. Applicants who enroll with the Associate of Science degree must complete the general education requirements prior to admission to upper division status. 4 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

5 All students transferring are required to earn at least 30 semester hours in residency in order to meet graduation requirements for the baccalaureate degree. Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis. This means that decisions are made after receipt of all supporting documentation. Once a decision is made, applicants will be notified via postal mail and/or . History of 2+2 Articulation in Florida Florida has developed a seamless articulation system to facilitate efficient and effective progression and transfer of students between and among public postsecondary institutions. Presently, Florida s public postsecondary education system is comprised of 11 state universities, 28 community colleges, and 40 career education centers. Rapid expansion of the university and community college systems in the 1960s and 70s made articulation between the two public systems essential. Initially, four universities were opened without lower divisions and the other five universities had severe restrictions on enrollments of freshman and sophomores. This resulted in the majority of baccalaureate degree students entering the system through community colleges. Even with the recent increases in lower division students attending state universities, community college transfer students account for approximately half of baccalaureate degree recipients within the state university system. This 2+2 articulation system requires a commitment to mutual respect, equitable treatment of transfer students, and strong inter-institutional communication. The success of the 2+2 articulation system has been made possible by the development of several state policies to support it: Statewide Articulation Agreement Established in 1971 and currently codified in Section , Florida Statutes, and Chapter 6A , Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.)/Board of Governors (BOG) Articulation Regulation, Florida s Statewide Articulation Agreement is the most comprehensive articulation agreement in the nation. Critical components of the statewide articulation agreement include: Defining the Associate of Arts Degree as the transfer degree; Guaranteeing transfer of the general education block of credit (reconfirming a policy established in 1959); Establishing a common college transcript; Providing for articulation research studies; Calling for a common academic calendar; Creating the Articulation Coordinating Committee. Transfer Student Rights Students who graduate from a Florida community college with an Associate of Arts degree are guaranteed the following rights under the Statewide Articulation Agreement (Chapter 6A , F.A.C./BOG Articulation Regulation): Admission to one of the 11 state universities, except to limited access programs; Acceptance of at least 60 semester hours by the state universities; Adherence to the university requirements and policies, based on the catalog in effect at the time the student first enters the community college, provided the student maintains continuous enrollment; Transfer of equivalent courses under the Statewide Course Numbering System; Acceptance by the state universities of credits earned in accelerated programs (e.g. Dual Enrollment, CLEP, Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and Advanced International Certificate of Education) No additional general education core requirements; Advance knowledge of selection criteria for limited access programs; and Equal opportunity with native university students to enter limited access programs. ** Note: Students who have received an AA degree at a Florida community college are guaranteed admission with 60 semester hours into the State University System. HOWEVER, admission into a specific program at a given university may not be assured. Some degree programs may include additional admission requirements (e.g., higher grade point average and/or higher test scores, additional courses or prerequisites, or auditions and/or portfolios). These programs are referred to as limited access programs. For more information, see: Summary of General Statewide Articulation Agreement The Florida Legislature has passed into law several statutes facilitating articulation between public postsecondary institutions: Section , F.S. - Statewide Articulation Agreement -- specifies that every AA graduate of a Florida community college shall have met all general education requirements and must be granted admission to the upper division of a state university (except to a limited access or teacher certification program or a major requiring an audition). See full text at: Section , F.S. - Statewide Articulation Agreement 5 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

6 Section , F.S. - Statewide Course Numbering System -- requires the Florida Department of Education to develop, coordinate, and maintain a statewide course numbering system for public postsecondary institutions and participating nonpublic postsecondary institutions to facilitate course and credit transfer. See full text at: Section , F.S. - Statewide Course Numbering System Section , F.S. - General education courses; common prerequisites; and other degree requirements -- requires the Florida Department of Education to identify courses that meet general education requirements and common prerequisite courses and course substitutions for all degree programs at all institutions. (This is done with the expertise of standing faculty discipline committees.) See full text at: Section , F.S. - General Education Courses; Common Prerequisites; and Other Degree Requirements Chapter 6A , F.A.C./BOG Articulation Regulation - Articulation Between and Among Universities, Community Colleges, and School Districts This State Board of Education rule (and identical BOG Articulation Regulation) is considered to be the heart of articulation in Florida, and specifies the conditions under which Florida s public postsecondary institutions are required to award transfer credits to students transferring from lower-division colleges to the upper-division of public colleges or universities, or to students changing institutions prior to degree completion. The rule/regulation also provides details on: The Common Prerequisites Counseling Manual is a centralized compilation of program prerequisites that can be referenced by counselors and students in their academic planning. The Common Prerequisites Counseling Manual is compiled in a format as established by the Oversight Subcommittee of the Articulation Coordinating Committee and is considered to be the official publication of the program prerequisites. It is compiled annually and placed in a format that is accessible by all institutions. The Common Prerequisites Manual is not intended as a comprehensive advising manual. For effective academic planning, students should be referred to university catalogs and counseling manuals. Lists of Prerequisites by Program Each program of study listed in the Common Prerequisite Manual provides information regarding the required common prerequisites for that program. Some programs do not require common prerequisite courses. Others (referred to as Limited Access) may have additional requirements for acceptance into that program such as Grade Point Average or grades on specified courses. Students are advised to consult university catalogs, counseling manuals, and advisors at the receiving institution to ensure accurate academic planning. For more information, see: Statewide Course Numbering System Articulation Coordinating Committees purpose, role, and membership; General education guarantees; Requirements for awarding degrees and degree definitions; Associate in Science degree articulation agreement guarantees; Credit by examination (list of examinations and minimum scores for transfer credit, maximum credits guaranteed to transfer, and recommended course equivalencies maintained by the Articulation Coordinating Committee and reviewed annually. For more information, see: Assessment); and Transfer of credit via the Statewide Course Numbering System. Common Prerequisite Manual In 1996, institutions of higher education in the state of Florida, under legislative mandate [s (5), F.S.] and through the direction of the Articulation Coordinating Committee, established a list of common prerequisite courses for every degree program. The purpose of such a list is to provide students, especially those who plan to transfer between institutions, with information regarding the courses that they will need to take to be admitted into upper division programs. 6 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual In the late 1960s, registrars and advisors at Florida's public institutions of higher education voiced concerns about the difficulties encountered in assigning course credits to students transferring from lower-division colleges to the upper-division of universities, or to students changing institutions prior to degree completion. At that time, institutional admissions officers based transfer-credit decisions on course titles appearing on transcripts or on catalog course descriptions, rarely providing an indication of the depth and detail with which subject matter had been treated in a course. In response to the concerns expressed by admissions personnel and a concern over unnecessary repetition of courses by transfer students, Florida developed a common course numbering system to facilitate the transfer of credit for equivalent courses among the state's colleges and universities. This system, known as the Statewide Course Numbering System (SCNS) is now used at all public and selected nonpublic institutions of higher education in Florida (11 state universities, 28 community colleges, 33 participating nonpublic postsecondary institutions, and 40 area technical education centers are included in the SCNS).

7 Smooth articulation between public institutions depends to a large extent on the SCNS. The SCNS has been enhanced over the past two decades to accommodate a growing number of programs and courses. The system has shown flexibility as the scope of the listings has broadened over the years. Florida Community College Scholarship This scholarship was established to assist high achieving Florida community/junior college graduates. This partial scholarship is a two-year undergraduate scholarship awarded to an associate of arts or associate of science degree transfer student who has a minimum of 2.50 GPA and is not enrolled as a FAMU student. The annual amount of the scholarship is as follows: CUMULATIVE GPA AWARD $1, $2, $3, or PTK $4, $5,000 This award is renewable up to a total of two (2) academic years at FAMU. For more information, visit the Web Site 7 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

8 ACCOUNTING School: School of Business and Industry Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. O Hara Hannah, Admissions & Recruitment Coordinator Address: 107 SBI-South Wing School of Business and Industry, 500 Gamble Street Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected] Description of Major The objective of the Bachelor of Science program is to produce graduates capable of excelling as future leaders in global business, industry, and commerce. SBI undergraduates are capable of performing effectively and advancing within a variety of organizations and are prepared to pursue advanced degrees at FAMU and elsewhere to realize their academic aspirations and further their career goals. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for the Accounting and Business Administration majors. Therefore, transferring students must complete the following business track courses with a grade of C or better, unless otherwise indicated, along with General Education requirements: CGS X000 Microcomputer Applications for (3) Business* ACG X071 Managerial Accounting Principles* (3) ECO X013 Principles of Economics I* (3) ECOX023 Principles of Economics II* (3) STA X023 Introduction to Probability and (3) Statistics* MAC X233 Business Calculus* (3) ACG 2021 Financial Accounting Principles* (3) * This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. MANX523 (3) Introduction to Business Systems is an acceptable substitute for CGSX100. Note: Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment. The School of Business and Industry does not have a minor requirement for graduation. However, students pursuing a Business Administration degree may complete a concentration of twelve (12) credit hours in Finance or Marketing. Admission Requirements Admissions requirements are determined and approved by the School s faculty. All students who meet the University s admission requirements and who are interested in Business will be admitted in the Pre-Business major. Students will be admitted in the Accounting or Business Administration major upon successfully meeting the following requirements: B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, B or better in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and B or better in ACG 2021 or equivalent. Transfers: Consistent with the mission of Florida A&M University, students who are enrolled in other schools or colleges within FAMU and who meet SBI transfer requirements are welcomed to apply for admission into SBI. Students from other universities and community colleges are also encouraged to apply to SBI. The following requirements must be met by students seeking to transfer to SBI: B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, B or better in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and B or better in ACG 2021 or equivalent. Florida Community College Transfers Florida Community College AA transfers that complete the common prerequisites and meet the SBI admissions requirements (B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and in ACG 2021 or equivalent) do not need to take any other courses prior to entering the major; thus, they are accepted into SBI upon application. Applicants with a Florida Community College AA degree who did not complete the business track may be admitted, but they must take business core prerequisites and meet the SBI admissions requirements (B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and in ACG 2021 or equivalent). Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression towards graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. SBI Course Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a SBI course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund or tuition or fees. Minor Requirements for Graduation 8 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Curriculum Update Policy The SBI administration and faculty recognize their responsibility to:

9 A. Upgrade the curriculum to assure that students acquire the most current and relevant training possible. If changes are necessary, every effort will be made to substitute rather than add requirements to the student s curriculum. The assurance of well-prepared graduates will always be the controlling concern. B. Produce graduates that are academically, ethically, and professionally prepared to accept the challenges of the current and future business profession. Consequently, the School of Business and Industry reserves the right to withhold the recommendation for graduation of any student who does not conform to these expectations. Major Program of Study Curriculum Requirements Accounting Program Junior Year QMB 3600, 3602 ACG 311 ACG 3361 MAN 3025 MAR 3023 FIN 3403 BUL 4130 GEB 3931, 3932 ACG 4942 Senior Year ACG 3632 ACG 4401 TAX 4001 BUL 4320 MAN 4201 MAN 4720 MAN 4653 Finance Elective Accounting Electives GEB 4931, 4932 Total Semester Hours Quantitative Methods & Business Decisions I & II Intermediate Accounting II Cost Accounting Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Corporation Finance Legal Environment of Business Professional Development Accounting Internship II Auditing and Assurance Services Accounting Information Systems Individual Tax Commercial Law Organizational Behavior Business Policy Global Business (Upper Level Course Only) (Upper Level Courses Only) Senior Seminar Leadership 60 Finance Elective (3 hours): select from the following: FIN Commercial Bank Administration FIN Financial Management FIN Investments ACG Governmental/Not-for-Profit Accounting ACG Internal Auditing ACG Forensic Accounting ACG Contemporary Accounting Theory ACG CPA Problems TAX Individual Tax TAX Corporate Tax Marketing Concentration- -select four from the following: GEB Introduction to Entrepreneurship MAR Introduction to Professional Selling MAR Sales Management MAR Consumer Behavior MAR Marketing Research MAR Principles of Advertising MAR Sports Marketing MAR Purchasing and Supply Management MAR Services Marketing MKA Salesmanship Note: SBI Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a SBI course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at ant time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. MAN 2543 (3), ISM 3201(3). 3 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 18* Major Coursework 58 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Accounting Electives (9 hours): select from the following: ACG Auditing II ACG Petroleum Accounting ACG Advanced Accounting ACG Accounting Information Systems 9 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

10 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B. S. and B. A. Limited Access: No Contact(s): Dr. David Jackson, Jr., Chair; Ms. Evelyn Jackson, Office Manager Address: 462 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; Description of Major The Department of History, Political Science, Geography, and African American Studies is organized to encourage interdisciplinary instructional delivery, curriculum planning, and evaluation. The primary objective of the department is to provide all students and faculty with the opportunity and the supportive environment for excellence in study, learning, teaching, research, and service. Focusing on significant social, historical, political, geographical, and economic issues and problems, students utilize the best available theoretical framework and empirical research in acquiring functional knowledge for understanding problems of the human condition. The Bachelor of Science degree in African-American Studies is an interdisciplinary program utilizing the resources and faculty of several departments. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in teaching, research, social service agency employment, as well as provide pre-professional training for graduate study. Prerequisite Coursework: There are no prerequisites for African American Studies; however, it is suggested that students earning the AA degree complete AMH 2010: US History (3) and AMH 2020: US History 1865-Present as part of their lower division courses. Common Course Prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation from the University. Minor Requirements for graduation in the African American Studies include: Students majoring in African American Studies are required to complete a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The degree audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) Major Program of Study at FAMU (33 Credit Hours) AMH 2091 African American Studies 3 PUP 3313 Blacks and the Political Process 3 AMH 3571 African American History AMH 3572 African American History 1865 Present 3 SOP 3724 Psychology of Race & Prejudice 3 AFH 4100 History of Africa, I 3 AFH 4200 History of Africa, II 3 SYD 4730 Sociology of the Black Experience 3 AFA 4936 Seminar African American Studies 3 AML 4610 AMH African-American Novel Elective 3 3 AMH Elective 3 Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a history course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 38 Other Discipline Requirements 31 Major Coursework 33 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in English, math, and science. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies 10 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

11 AGRIBUSINESS College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Michael Thomas Address: 302 South Perry-Paige Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major Agribusiness is an applied field of study integrating the principles of economics, business, management and agriculture. It also involves solving operational problems of agricultural related firms by using modern decision making aids, as well as forecasting and strategic planning. Prerequisite Coursework: 37hrs There are statewide Common Program prerequisites. However, the following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives: BSC 1010/1010L* 4 BSC 1005/1005L* 4 APA X791* 3 CGS X160* 3 CHM X030* 4 ECO 2013* 3 ECO 2023* 3 MAC X105* 3 MAC X311* 4 SPC X600* 3 STA X023* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman Communicative Skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Major Program of Study at FAMU: Core AEB Required Courses (30 hours required) *Mandatory AEB 2104* Economics of Agriculture 3 AEB 3133* Agribusiness Management 3 AEB 3143* Agricultural Finance 3 AEB 3300* Agribusiness Marketing 3 AEB 3315 Agricultural Commodity Marketing and Risk Management 3 AEB 3331* Agricultural Prices 3 AEB 4152* Agribusiness Analysis 3 AEB 4261* Agricultural Policy 3 AEB 4283 Development Economics 3 AEB 4391 Agricultural Cooperatives 3 AEB 4450 Environmental Economics 3 AEB 4906* Special Problems in Agribusiness 3 AEB 4949 Internship 1-6 Support Courses required. (22 hrs) Where appropriate, these courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives ACG 2021 Financial Accounting Principles 3 MAC 2233 Business Calculus 3 QMB 2102 Quantitative Methods 3 ECO 3101 Microeconomic Theory 3 ECO 3203 Macroeconomic Theory 3 MAN 3025 Principles of Management 3 BUL 4130 Business Law 3 AGG 2004 Intro to Agricultural Sciences 1 Restricted Electives in Agriculture (16 hours required). Select from the following list: **Restricted electives require advisor s approval and may be selected from the following courses: BOT 1010; ENT 2570; SWS 3022; ANS 3006; FOS Restricted Electives in Business and Economics (20 hours required). Additional restricted electives in business and economics are required. These require an advisor s approval and generally include any AEB, ECO, ECP, MAN or MAR course at the 3000 level or higher. Note: AEB Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an AEB course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students Computer Literacy: 3 hours beyond major. 11 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

12 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisites 37* Restricted Electives 20 Major Coursework 30 Support Coursework 22 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: Some prerequisite/requirements coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in social science, mathematics and natural science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 12 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

13 ANIMAL SCIENCES College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. in Agricultural Sciences Major: Animal Sciences Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Lee E. Anderson, Sr. Address: 306 South Perry-Paige Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major The Animal Science Program offers two options: (a) Industry & (b) Pre-vet/ Science. The industry option in animal science prepares individuals to manage technology needed to enhance production and management in the livestock and poultry industries. The curriculum is designed for students who are interested in preparing themselves for positions in the animal industry. These include positions in livestock management, production, breeding, nutrition, meats/food science, and reproduction. It also prepares students for employment in related agricultural agencies of Florida, the U.S. government, and private industry. The pre-vet science option prepares individuals for further professional development beyond the B.S. degree, as well as entry into a college of veterinary medicine. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Animal Science. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. MAC 1105 College Algebra or Higher level (3) approved Math* BSC 1010C General Biology I* (4) BSC 1011C General Biology II* (4) CHM X045, General Chemistry I w/lab* (4) X045L CHM X046, General Chemistry II w/lab* (4) X046L MAC X311 Calculus with Analytic Geometry* (3) EXO X013 (3)* SYG X000 or PSY (3)* X012 SPC 2600 Public Speaking* (3) CGS 2571 Introduction Microcomputer (3) Applications* STA 2023 Introduction to Probability and Statistics* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in CAFS include: CAFS requires a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 60 hours Core ANS Courses required for both options (30 hours required) *Mandatory *ANS 3006 (4) Intro to Animal Science ANS 3244 (3) Beef Production ANS 3232 (4) Equine Science & Management Training ANS 4080 (4) Animal Science Expt ANS 3463 (3) Feeds & Feeding *ANS 3311 (4) Reproduction of Farm Animals VME 4117 (3) Animal Sanitation & Disease Control *ANS 4931 (1) Animal Science Seminar ANS 3264 (3) Swine Science *ANS 4445 (4) Animal Nutrition ANS 4932 (3) Special Problems ANS 4291 (3) Incubation & Brooding ANS 3273 (3) Small Ruminant Management ANS 3614 (4) Meat Science and Meat Processing ANS 4949 (1-6) Animal Science Internship ANS 4381 (3) Animal Breeding Support Courses required for Industry Option Only (22 hours). These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives AEB 2104 (3) Economics of Agriculture AEB 3134 (3) or other Agri business courses **Restricted Electives (16) Industry option only **Restricted electives require advisor s approval and may be selected from the following courses: AEB 3134, AEB 4152; AEE 4301; AGG 2050C; AGG 4935; ANS 3273, 4932, 3614; ANS 4949, APB 3220; AEB ; AGR 3210; FOS 2002; FOS 3042; FOS 4222; MCB 3020, Z ; PHA 2004; PCB 3723; ZOO Support Courses required for Pre-vet/ Science Option Only (44 hours). These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of 13 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

14 General Education requirements or as general electives BSC 1010/1010L (4) General Biology I BSC1011/1011L (4) General Biology II CHM 1045/1045L (4) and 1046/1046L (4) Gen Chemistry CHM 2210/2210L (4) and 2211/2211L (4) Organic Chemistry PHY 2053/2048L (4) and PHY 2054/2049L (4) College Physics BSC 2093/2093L (4) Anatomy & Physiology PCB 3063 (4) Principles of Genetics BCH 4033/4033L (4) Biochemistry Mathematics Courses required for Pre-Vet/ Science Option Only (8 hours) MAC 1147 (4) Pre Calculus MAC 2311 (4) Calculus I Note: ANS Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an ANS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 3 hours beyond major. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 37* Major Coursework 30 Support Coursework Foreign Language Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite/requirements coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 14 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

15 ARCHITECTURE School: Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) Degree: Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.) Limited Access: Yes Contact: Andrew Chin, Interim Dean; Ronald B. Lumpkin, PhD., Director of Student Services Address: 1938 S MLK, Jr. Blvd.; Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected]; [email protected] Description of Major The Division of Architecture in the School of Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) is a professional program committed to preparing its graduates for excellence in the practice of architecture and landscape architecture. All students who wish to become creative and active leaders in either field are welcomed to the school s programs. The Division of Architecture offers professional and preprofessional programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels. The professional program confers an accredited Bachelor of Architecture or an accredited Master of Architecture degree. The successful completion of either degree qualifies the graduate to pursue licensure as a registered professional architect. Students attending the community college are encouraged to complete the associate of arts degree and all prerequisite coursework. If students do not complete all prerequisites at the community college, those courses must be taken at FAMU. Students transferring without an A.A. degree and have less than 60 semester hours of acceptable credit, must meet the university s entering freshman requirements including ACT, or SAT test scores, GPA, and course requirements. Prerequisite Coursework (minimum 37 hours) The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. ARC 1003 Orientation to Architecture 1 ARC 1301 Design 1.1* 4 ARC 1302 Design 1.2* 4 ARC 2201 Theory in Architecture* 3 ARC 2470 Introduction to Technology of Architecture* or 3 ARC X461 or ARC X462 ARC 2303 Architectural Design 2.1* 4 ARC 2304 Architectural Design 2.2* 4 ARC 2501 Architectural Structures 1* or 3 ARC X580 ARC 2701 Architectural History 1* 3 ARC X180 1 OR 3 ARC X057(3 credit hours) 1 MAC 2311 Calculus 1* or 4 MAC X233 PHY 2053 College Physics* or 3 PHY X043 HUM Elective* 3 15 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Natural Science Elective 3 Social Science Elective 6 [FAMU requires AMH 2091 (3) or AFA 3104 (3) for students transferring without AA degree] *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. 1 This is a state common prerequisite for computer technology in Architecture. This three-credit hour course has been separated into three-one credit hour courses at FAMU. If you transfer without ARC X180 or ARC X057 the three-one credit hours courses must be taken at FAMU. Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the School of Architecture: ARC 1301Design1.1 (4) ARC 1302 Design 1.2 (4) ARC 1003/1160 Orientation to Architecture/computer app (1) ARC 2470 Introduction to Technology of Architecture (3) ARC 2201Theory in Architecture (3) ARC 2701 Architectural History 1 (3) Total 18 hours Admission Requirements All students from FAMU, Florida community colleges, or other lower-division pre-architecture programs must apply for admission to the Bachelor of Architecture program. Each applicant is evaluated individually. The eligibility requirements include the Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies or equivalent degree, a minimum 2.75 GPA in courses listed in the Major Program of Studies at FAMU for Upper Division below, and a successful portfolio review. The School of Architecture is a Limited Access Program with a fixed facility; admission is competitive. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward the degrees. Major Program of Studies at FAMU for Upper Division B.S. (60 hours)

16 ARC 2702 Architectural History 2 3 ARC 3324 Architectural Design ARC 3325 Architectural Design ARC 3463 Materials & Methods of Construction 2 4 ARC 3551 Architectural Structures 2 3 ARC 3703 Architectural History 3 3 ARC 4319 Design Analysis 3 ARC 4341 Architectural Design ARC 4342 Architectural Design ARC 4610 Environmental Systems in Architecture 3 ARC XXX Upper Division Electives 6 NONARC Upper Division Electives 6 HUM Elective* 3 General Education Elective* 3 NONARC Level Elective 3 Professional Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) Option (30 hours) Admission required ARC 5204 Architecture Making 3 ARC 5286 Practice 1 3 ARC 5288 Practice 2 3 ARC 5352 Advanced Architectural Design ARC 5353 Advanced Architectural Design ARC 6259 Program Theory & Practice 3 ARC 6624 New Technology of Enclosed Buildings 3 NONARC Level Elective 3 School of Architecture & Engineering Technology Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an Architecture course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Program Requirement Summary Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies 120 Bachelor of Architecture 150 Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 16 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

17 ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES School: Architecture &Engineering Technology (SAET) Degree: Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies (B.S.) Limited Access: Yes Contact: Andrew Chin, Interim Dean; Ronald B. Lumpkin, PhD., Director of Student Services Address: 1938 S MLK, Jr. Blvd.; Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected]; [email protected] ARC X580 ARC 2701 Architectural History 1* 3 ARC X180 1 OR 3 ARC X057(3 credit hours) 1 MAC 2311 Calculus I* or 3 MAC X233 PHY 2053 College Physics* or 3 PHY X043 HUM Elective* 3 Natural Science Elective 3 Social Science Elective 6 [FAMU requires AMH 2091 (3) or AFA 3104 (3) for students transferring without AA degree] *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Description of Major The Division of Architecture in the School of Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) is a professional school committed to preparing its graduates for excellence in the practice of architecture and landscape architecture. All students who wish to become creative and active leaders in either field are welcomed to the school s programs. The Division of Architecture offers a pre-professional undergraduate degree. Students graduating with the four-year B.S. in Architectural Studies may apply for admissions into the professionally accredited five-year Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.), the six-year Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), or the r Master of Science in Architecture-Facility Management. In addition, graduates with the B.S. in Architectural studies may pursue admissions into other graduate programs or pursue immediate employment in the field. Graduates with the B.S. in Architectural Studies are not eligible to sit for the professional licensure exam in architecture. Students attending the community college are encouraged to complete the associate of arts degree and all prerequisite coursework. If students do not complete all prerequisites at the community college, those courses must be taken at FAMU. Students transferring without an A.A. degree and have less than 60 semester hours of acceptable credit, must meet the university s entering freshman requirements including ACT, or SAT test scores, GPA, and course requirements. Prerequisite Coursework (minimum 37 hours) The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. ARC 1003 Orientation to Architecture 1 ARC 1301 Design 1.1* 4 ARC 1302 Design 1.2* 4 ARC 2201 Theory in Architecture* 3 ARC 2470 Introduction to Technology of Architecture* or 3 ARC X461 or ARC X462 ARC 2303 Architectural Design 2.1* 4 ARC 2304 Architectural Design 2.2* 4 ARC 2501 Architectural Structures 1* or 3 17 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual This is a state common prerequisite for computer technology in Architecture. This three-credit hour course has been separated into three-one credit hour courses at FAMU. If you transfer without ARC X180 or ARC X057 the three-one credit hours courses must be taken at FAMU. Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the School of Architecture: ARC 1301Design1.1 (4) ARC 1302 Design 1.2 (4) ARC 1003/1160 Orientation to Architecture/computer app (1) ARC 2470 Introduction to Technology of Architecture (3) ARC 2201Theory in Architecture (3) ARC 2701 Architectural History 1 (3) Total 18 hours Admission Requirements All students from FAMU, Florida community colleges, or other lower-division pre-architecture programs must apply for admission to the upper-division program (third year). Each applicant is evaluated individually. The eligibility requirements include an overall 2.50 GPA, a minimum 2.50 GPA in all architecture courses, completion of all lower-division and common prerequisite courses, and the CLAST requirements. The School of Architecture is a Limited Access Program with a fixed facility; admission is competitive. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students

18 progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward the degrees. Major Program of Studies at FAMU for B.S. (61 hours) Major Program of Studies at FAMU for Upper Division B.S. (60 hours) ARC 2702 Architectural History 2 3 ARC 3324 Architectural Design ARC 3325 Architectural Design ARC 3463 Materials & Methods of Construction 2 4 ARC 3551 Architectural Structures 2 3 ARC 3703 Architectural History 3 3 ARC 4319 Design Analysis 3 ARC 4341 Architectural Design ARC 4342 Architectural Design ARC 4610 Environmental Systems in Architecture 3 ARC XXX Upper Division Electives 6 NONARC Upper Division Electives 6 HUM Elective* 3 General Education Elective 3 NONARC Level Elective 3 School of Architecture Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an Architecture course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Program Requirement Summary Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies 120 Lower Division 60 Upper Division 60 Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 18 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

19 BIOLOGICAL and AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Lee Anderson; Ms. Joyce Jackson Address: 307 North Perry-Paige Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major: Biological and Agricultural Systems Engineering (BASE) is a branch of engineering which integrates agricultural, biological, chemical, and engineering sciences. The Bachelor of Science degree in Biological and Agricultural Systems Engineering has two options: (1) Bioprocessing and Food Engineering (2) Natural Resources Conservation Engineering The program provides the students with a strong background in engineering fundamentals by incorporating a series of engineering science courses offered through the College of Engineering. It then provides a professional focus by combining courses in agricultural, biological and chemical engineering. Graduates of the program are prepared for graduate studies in science and engineering, professional studies and/or for work as engineers in industry and government, solving complex engineering problems or designing products and processes. Biological and Agricultural Systems Engineering (BASE) focuses on solving current problems related to natural resource management and conservation, as well as biological and agricultural production and processes. The 128 semester hour curriculum provides the BASE students the opportunity to choose one of two major emphasis areas, i.e., natural resource conservation engineering or bioprocessing and food engineering. BASE program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD , telephone: (410) The program is designed to prepare students for careers in private industry, consulting, government agencies (including local, state, and federal government agencies such as USDA and EPA), graduate programs, medicine and many other fields. Prerequisite Coursework: The following statewide Common Engineering prerequisites must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. ENC X101 English I * (3) ENC X102 English II * (3) MAC X311 or Calculus I with Analytical (4) MACX281 Geometry* MAC X312 or MACX282 Calculus II with Analytical Geometry* (4) MAC X313 or MACX283 Calculus III with Analytical Geometry* MAP X305 or Differential Equations* (3) MACX605 CHM X045/X045L General Chemistry I w/ lab* (4) or CHM X045C or CHSX440/CHM X045L CHM X046/046L General Chemistry II with lab* (4) PHY X048/X048L General Physics I with lab* (4) or PHY X048C or PHYX043/PHY X048L PHY X049/X049L or PHY X049C or PHYX044/PHY X049L General Physics I with lab * (4) * This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at (5) 19 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 76 hours

20 Core ABE Courses required for both options (22 hours required) ABE 1010 Introduction to Biological and (2) Agricultural Systems Engineering ABE 2001L Introduction to Computer Applications (3) ABE 3013 Introduction to Design Analysis (3) ABE 3650 Engineering Properties of Biological (3) Materials ABE 3212C Natural Resources Conservation (4) Engineering ABE 4622 Environmental Modification and Control (3) ABE 4042/4043 Senior Design Project I & II (4) Core ABE Courses required for Bioprocessing and Food Engineering option only (9 hours required) ABE 3612C Heat and Mass Transfer in Biological and (3) Food Engineering ABE Food and Bioprocess Engineering (3) ABE 4662 Biochemical Engineering (3) Core ABE Courses required for Natural Resources Conservation Engineering option only (6 hours required) ABE 4224 Non-Point Source Pollution (3) ABE 4232 Water Management Systems Design (3) Core Engineering Courses required for both options (20 hours). EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) CWR Hydraulics and Lab (4) 3201/3201L EML 3100 Thermodynamics (2) EEL Introduction to Electrical Engineering (4) 3003/3003L and Lab EGN 3331 Strength of Materials (3) *Engineering or Science Elective (3) *Engineering or science elective requires advisor s approval Core Engineering Courses required for Natural Resources Conservation Engineering option only (3 hours). CWR 4101 Engineering Hydrology (3) Support Courses required for Natural Resources Conservation Engineering option only (8 hours). SUR Elementary Surveying and Lab (4) 2140/2140 L SWS 3022/3022 L Nature and Properties of Soils (4) 2210/2210L MCB 3010 Microbiology (with lab) (4) Support Courses required for Both Options (17 hours). BSC General Biology I BSC1011/1011L (4) 1010/1010L BSC General Biology II (4) 1011/1011L COP 2221 C Programming (3) ENC 3242 Technical Report Writing (3) ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I (3) These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives Mathematics Courses required for Both Options (3 hours) MAS 3105 Linear Algebra (3) ABE Course Prerequisites Policy: It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an ABE course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required: 128 General Education: 36* Prerequisite Coursework: 37* Major Coursework : 48 Support Coursework: 25 Foreign Language: 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills: 0 (beyond major) Electives: 3 (Engineering or science only) *Note: Some prerequisite/requirements coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Support Courses required for Bioprocessing and Food Engineering option only (8 hours). CHM Organic Chemistry I w/lab MCB 3010 (4) 20 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

21 BIOLOGY College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Lekan Latinwo; Ms. Letina Banks Address: 211 Jones Hall, 1530 Martin Luther King Blvd, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major: The structure of the biological sciences programs ensures that students are exposed to courses that will prepare them for careers in all areas of biology. These goals can be summarized as follows: 1. The department is dedicated to providing contemporary quality undergraduate and graduate education in several areas of the biological sciences. 2. It also prepares students to continue their education in graduate programs and other professional venues such as medical, dental or pharmacy programs. 3. The laboratory experiences offered by the department require that students develop competencies in the use of modern biological techniques. Part of our mission is to create opportunities for students to conduct research that produces publishable results. 4. The department serves non-majors, by imparting basic information on a variety of biological topics and ethical issues, as well as exposing them to the impact of biology upon their lives. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Biology. The courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. BSCX010/X010L General Biology I w/ Lab* 4 BSCX011/X011L General Biology II w/ Lab)* 4 CHMX045/X045L General Chemistry I w/ Lab* 4 CHMX046/X046L General Chemistry II w/ Lab* 4 CHMX210/X210L Organic Chemistry I w/ Lab* 4 CHMX211/X211L Organic Chemistry II w/ Lab* 4 OR PHYX053/X503L College Physics I w/lab* 4 PHYX054/X504L College Physics II w/lab* 4 OR PHYX048/X048L General Physics I w/lab* 4 PHYX049/X049L General Physics II w/lab* 4 MAC X311 Calculus I* 4 MAC X312 Calculus II* 4 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutions indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Requirements for a Minor in Biology: Any student interested in having biology as a minor must complete BSC 1010, BSC 1011 lecture/labs and twelve hours from the courses listed below with a grade of C or better: ZOO 3713 Comparative Anatomy 4 MCB 3010 Microbiology 4 PCB 2033 Ecology 3 PCB 3063 Genetics 4 BOT 3303 Plant Morphology 3 BOT 2313 Plant Anatomy 3 PCB 4024 Molecular Biology 3 PCB 4023 Cellular Biology 4 PCB 3723 Vertebrate Physiology 4 Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: Please be aware of the immunization, foreign language, and continuous enrollment policies of the university. Applicants must have an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Program Requirements Molecular and Cellular Biology Track Required Biology Core courses in the Major: (36 cr. hours with a grade of C or better in each course) PCB 2033 Ecology 3 BOT 2313/L Plant Anatomy (Lec and Lab) 3 OR BOT 3303 Plant Morphology 3 PCB 3063C Genetics 4 MCB 3010 Microbiology 4 PCB 3723/L Vertebrate Physiology (Lec & Lab) 4 PCB 4023 Molecular Cell Biology 4 BSC 4930 Professional Seminar I 1 BSC 3926 Professional Dev for Biology 2 PCB 4024 Advanced Molecular Cell 4 PCB 4233 Immunology Course 3 BSC 2093/L Anatomy & Physiology I (Lec & Lab)4 Students on the Molecular and Cellular Biology Track must take an additional ten (10) credit hours of electives from the list below: 21 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

22 ZOO 3753 Histology 4 ZOO 3653 Development Anatomy 3 PCB 4674 Evolutionary Biology 3 BSC 4434 Bioinformatics 3 BSC 2094/L Anatomy & Physiology II (Lec & Lab)4 ZOO 4513 Animal Behavior 3 ZOO 3713 Comparative Anatomy 4 Pre-Medicine/Pre-Dentistry Track Required Biology Core courses in the Major: (39 credit hours with a grade of C or better in each course) PCB 2033 Ecology 3 BOT 2313/L Plant Anatomy (Lec and Lab) 3 -OR- BOT 3303 Plant Morphology 3 PCB 3063 Genetics 4 MCB 3010 Microbiology 4 PCB 4023 Molecular Cell Biology 4 BSC 4930 Professional Seminar I 1 BSC 3926 Professional Dev for Biology 2 PCB 4024 Advanced Molecular Cell 4 BSC 2093/L Anatomy & Physiology I (Lec & Lab)4 BSC 2094/L Anatomy & Physiology II (Lec & Lab)4 ZOO 3653 Developmental Anatomy 3 PCB 4233 Immunology 3 Students in Pre-Medicine/Pre-Dentistry Track must take an additional seven (7) credit hours of electives from the list below: ZOO 3753 Histology 4 ZOO 4513 Animal Behavior 3 BSC 4434 Bioinformatics 3 ZOO 3713 Comparative Anatomy 4 PCB 3723 Vertebrate Physiology 4 PCB 4674 Evolutionary Biology 3 PCB 4024 Advanced Molecular Biology 3 Biology Track Required Biology Courses in the Major: (35 credit hours with a grade of C or better in each course) BSC 4434 Bioinformatics 3 BSC 2094/L Anatomy & Physiology II (Lec & Lab)4 ZOO 3713 Comparative Anatomy 4 PCB 4024 Advanced Molecular Biology 3 Biology Course Pre-requisites Policy It is the responsibility of the student to have successfully completed all the pre-requisites courses before enrollment in advanced courses. If needed, it is advised that student contact his/her advisor or the Biology office for advisement pertaining to the pre-requisites policy. These courses may be used for partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or for general electives. Failure of the student to adhere to the pre-requisites requirements may lead to administrative cancellation of enrollment in any advanced course during the semester. Computer Literacy: CGS 2060 Computer Literacy I (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36 (1) Prerequisite Coursework 32 (1) Major Coursework 60 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. Students must take the last 30 hours at FAMU. 3. Any student who transfers with less than 60 hours upon admission must successfully take the remaining number of hours before graduation. 4. All biology 3000 and 4000 level courses are offered annually. 5. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. PCB 2033 Ecology 3 BOT 2033/L Pant Anatomy (Lec and Lab) 3 - OR- BOT 3303 Plant Morphology 3 PCB 3063 Genetics 4 ZOO 3603 Developmental Anatomy 3 MCB 3010 Microbiology 4 PCB 3723/L Vertebrate Physiology (Lec. & Lab) 4 BSC 4930 Professional Seminar I 1 BSC 3926 Professional Development 2 ZOO 4513 Animal Behavior 3 BSC 2093/L Anatomy & Physiology I (Lec & Lab)4 PCB 4023 Molecular Cell Biology 4 Students on the Biology Track must take an additional ten (10) credit hours of electives from the list below: ZOO 3753 Histology 4 ZOO 3653 Development Anatomy 3 22 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

23 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION School: School of Business and Industry Degree: Bachelor of Science Degrees Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. O Hara Hannah, Admissions & Recruitment Coordinator; Address: 107 SBI-South Wing School of Business and Industry 500 Gamble Street, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected] Description of Major The objective of the Bachelor of Science program is to produce graduates capable of excelling as future leaders in global business, industry, and commerce. SBI undergraduates are capable of performing effectively and advancing within a variety of organizations and are prepared to pursue advanced degrees at FAMU and elsewhere to realize their academic aspirations and further their career goals. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for the Accounting and Business Administration majors. Therefore, transferring students must complete the following business track courses with a grade of C or better, unless otherwise indicated, along with General Education requirements: CGS X000 Microcomputer Applications for (3) Business* ACG X071 Managerial Accounting Principles* (3) ECO X013 Principles of Economics I* (3) ECOX023 Principles of Economics II* (3) STA X023 Introduction to Probability and Statistics* (3) MAC X233 Business Calculus* (3) ACG 2021 Financial Accounting Principles* (3) * This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. MANX523 (3) Introduction to Business Systems is an acceptable substitute for CGSX100. Note: Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. The School of Business and Industry does not have a minor requirement for graduation. However, students pursuing a Business Administration degree may complete a concentration of twelve (12) credit hours in Finance or Marketing. Admission Requirements Admissions requirements are determined and approved by the School s faculty. All students meeting the University s admission requirements and are interested in Business will be admitted in the Pre-Business Major. Students will be admitted in the Accounting or Business Administration major upon successfully meeting the following requirements: B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, B or better in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and B or better in ACG 2021 or equivalent. Transfers: Consistent with the mission of Florida A&M University, students enrolled in other schools or colleges within FAMU and who meet SBI transfer requirements are welcomed to apply for admission into SBI. Students from other universities and community colleges are also encouraged to apply to SBI. The following requirements must be met by students seeking to transfer to SBI: B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, B or better in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and B or better in ACG 2021 or equivalent. Florida Community College Transfers Florida Community College AA transfers that complete the common prerequisites and meet the SBI admissions requirements (B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and in ACG 2021 or equivalent) do not need to take any other courses prior to entering the major; thus, they are accepted into SBI upon application. Applicants with a Florida Community College AA degree who do not complete the business track may be admitted, but they must take business core prerequisites and meet the SBI admissions requirements (B or better in ENC 1102 or equivalent, in MAC 2233 or equivalent, and in ACG 2021 or equivalent). Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression towards graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. SBI Course Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a SBI course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund or tuition or fees. Curriculum Update Policy Minor Requirements for Graduation 23 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual The SBI administration and faculty recognize their responsibility to:

24 A. Upgrade the curriculum to assure that students acquire the most current and relevant training possible. If changes are necessary, every effort will be made to substitute rather than add requirements to the students curriculum. The assurance of well-prepared graduates will always be the controlling concern. B. Produce graduates that are academically, ethically, and professionally prepared to accept the challenges of the current and future business profession. Consequently, the School of Business and Industry reserves the right to withhold the recommendation for graduation of any student who does not conform to these expectations. Junior Year QMB 3600, 3602 MAN 3025 MAR 3023 FIN 3403 ISM 3201 GEB 3931, 3932 MAN 4653 MAN 4942 Senior Year MAN 4201 BUL 4130 MAN 4532 MAR 4803 MAN 4810 MAN 4720 Accounting Elective Finance Elective GEB 4931, 4932 Business Elective Total Semester Hours 60 Quantitative Methods & Business Decisions I & II Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Corporation Finance Data Base Management Advanced Professional Leadership Development I & II Global Business Business Electives Management Internship II Organizational Behavior Legal Environment of Business Engineering and Production Management Marketing Management Systems Theory and Design Business Policy (Only Taken in Graduating Semester) (Upper Level Course Only) Senior Seminar Leadership (3000 level or above) Concentrations: Finance Concentration- -select four from the following in addition to required finance elective: FIN Commercial Bank Administration FIN Financial Management FIN Financial Policy and Strategy FIN Investments FIN Security Analysis and Portfolio Management FIN XXX- -Venture Capital FIN XXX- -Financial Risk Management and Derivative Securities Marketing Concentration- -select four from the following: GEB Introduction to Entrepreneurship 24 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual MAR Introduction to Professional Selling MAR Sales Management MAR Consumer Behavior MAR Marketing Research MAR Principles of Advertising MAR Sports Marketing MAR Purchasing and Supply Management MAR Services Marketing MKA Salesmanship Note: SBI Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a SBI course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may Major Program of Study contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional Business Administration Program information concerning 32 course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at ant time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. MAN 2543 (3), ISM 3201(3). Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 18* Major Coursework 58 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken from FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 120

25 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. Wright Finney, Academic Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee FL, Phone: (850) Description of Major: With slight variations in courses selected, students may choose to major in Chemical, Materials, or Biomedical Engineering. Chemical Engineering encompasses the development, application, and operation of products and processes in which chemical and/or physical changes of material are involved. The work of the chemical engineer is to analyze, develop, design, construct and/ or supervise chemical processes in research and development, in pilot scale operations and in industrial production. The education of the chemical engineer encompasses chemistry, physics, mathematics, general engineering, computer science, mass balances, energy balances, chemical equilibria, transport phenomena, thermodynamics, kinetics, reactor design, chemical engineering design, and process control, along with laboratories emphasizing these areas. In order to meet developing interests in the chemical and related fields, courses are offered in Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Materials Engineering, Electrochemical Engineering, and Bioengineering. Consult an advisor for requirements of these tracks. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282* 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. CHMX046/X046L or CHMX046C* 7. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 25 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* Strongly recommended: BSC X010 (3) Biological Science I *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into any major within the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab, and General Chemistry II with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN- 1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the pre-engineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information Major Program of Studies The BS degree in Chemical Engineering requires 131 semester hours of college credit. A motivated student with proper high school preparation can complete a Chemical Engineering degree in about four years by taking a course load averaging hours each semester, supplemented by taking courses during summer terms. Some students may require additional terms to complete the program. A student with superior training may gain advanced placement through Programs for Acceleration (i.e., AP credit). Students may choose to specialize in one of three majors through selection of Advanced Chemistry and Chemical/Biomedical Engineering elective courses. Course Requirements Math/ Basic Science/ Economics/Psychology (40 hours)

26 *MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) *MAC 2312 Calculus II (4) *MAC 2313 Calculus III (5) ECH 3301 Introduction to Process Analysis and (3) Design *CHM General Chemistry I and Lab (3,1) 1045, 1045L *CHM General Chemistry II and Lab (3,1) 1046, 1046L *BSC 2010 Biological Science I (3) *PHY General Physics A with Lab (5) 2048C *PHY General Physics B with Lab (5) 2049C ECO 2023 Economics of the Price System (3) *This is a State of Florida common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Advanced Chemistry (13 hours) CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 4410 Physical Chemistry I (3) CHM 4410L Physical Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM XXXX or Advanced Chemistry Elective (3) BCH XXXX [specified as CHM 3120 (2) Analytical Chemistry and CHM 3120L (2) Analytical Chemistry Lab for Chemical-Materials Engineering majors] ECH XXXX or BME XXXX Chemical Engineering Electives) (6) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 131 General Education 24 Pre-engineering Coursework 17 Engineering Core Coursework 29 Required Major Coursework 52 Technical Eng Electives 9 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours toward graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L First Year Engineering Lab may qualify for a waiver of this course. General Engineering (9 hours) EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Lab (1) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EEL 3003 Introduction to Electrical (3) Engineering EEL 3003L Introduction to Electrical Engineering Lab (1) Chemical Engineering Science and Design (48 hours) ECH 3023 Mass and Energy Balances I (3) ECH 3024 Mass and Energy Balances II (3) ECH 3101 Chemical Engineering (3) Thermodynamics ECH 3266 Transport Phenomena I (3) ECH 3274L Measurements and Transport (3) Phenomena Lab ECH 3418 Separations Processes (3) ECH 3854 Chemical Engineering (4) Computations ECH 4267 Transport Phenomena II (3) ECH 4323 Process Control (3) ECH 4323L Process Control Lab (1) ECH 4404L Unit Operations Lab (3) ECH 4504 Kinetics and Reactor Design (3) ECH 4604 Chemical Engineering Design I (4) ECH 4615 Chemical Engineering Design II (3) 26 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

27 CHEMICAL BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. Wright Finney, Academic Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee FL, Phone: (850) PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 8. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* Strongly recommended: BSC X010 (3) Biological Science I * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common course prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Description of Major: With slight variations in courses selected, students may choose to major in Chemical, Materials, or Biomedical Engineering. Biomedical engineering concerns the application of chemical engineering principles and practices to large scale living organisms, most specifically human beings. As one of the newest sub-disciplines of chemical engineering, the field is a rapidly evolving one involving chemical engineers, biochemists, physicians, and other health care professionals. Biomedical research and development is carried out at universities, teaching hospitals, and private companies, and it focuses on conceiving new materials and products designed to improve or restore bodily form or function. Biomedical engineers are employed in diverse areas such as artificial limb and organ development, genetic engineering research, development of drug delivery systems, and cellular and tissue engineering. Because of increasing interest in this field of study, the major in chemical biomedical engineering also provides an avenue for students interested in pursuing a career in medicine, biotechnological patent law, or biomedical product sales and services. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282* 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. CHMX046/X046L or CHMX046C* 27 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into any major within the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab, and General Chemistry II with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN- 1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the pre-engineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information. Major Program of Studies: The major in Biomedical Engineering requires 131 semester hours of college credit. A motivated student with proper high school preparation can complete the BS degree in about four years by taking a course load averaging hours each semester, supplemented by taking courses during summer terms. Some students may require additional terms to complete the program. A student with superior training may gain advanced placement through Programs for Acceleration (i.e., AP credit). Course Requirements Math/ Basic Science/ Economics/Psychology (40 hours)

28 *MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) *MAC 2312 Calculus II (4) *MAC 2313 Calculus III (5) ECH 3301 Introduction to Process Analysis and (3) Design *CHM General Chemistry I and Lab (3,1) 1045, 1045L *CHM General Chemistry II and Lab (3,1) 1046, 1046L *BSC 2010 Biological Science I (3) *PHY General Physics A with Lab (5) 2048C *PHY General Physics B with Lab (5) 2049C ECO 2023 Economics of the Price System (3) PSY 2012 General Psychology (Biomedical Engineering majors only) (3) * This is a State of Florida common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Advanced Chemistry (10 hours) CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 4410 Physical Chemistry I (3) CHM 4410L Physical Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM XXXX or BCH XXXX Advanced Chemistry Elective (3) BME/ECH XXXX Biomedical Engineering Elective (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 131 General Education 24 Pre-engineering Coursework 17 Engineering Core Coursework 29 Required Major Coursework 58 Technical Eng Electives 3 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours toward graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L First Year Engineering Lab may qualify for a waiver of this course. General Engineering (9 hours) EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Lab (1) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EEL 3003 Introduction to Electrical (3) Engineering EEL 3003L Introduction to Electrical Engineering Lab (1) Chemical Engineering Science and Design (48 hours) BME 4403C Quantitative Anatomy and Systems (3) Physiology I BME 4404C Quantitative Anatomy and Systems (3) Physiology II ECH 3023 Mass and Energy Balances I (3) ECH 3024 Mass and Energy Balances II (3) ECH 3101 Chemical Engineering (3) Thermodynamics ECH 3266 Transport Phenomena I (3) ECH 3274L Measurements and Transport (3) Phenomena Lab ECH 3418 Separations Processes (3) ECH 3854 Chemical Engineering (4) Computations ECH 4267 Transport Phenomena II (3) ECH 4323 Process Control (3) ECH 4323L Process Control Lab (1) ECH 4404L Unit Operations Lab (3) ECH 4504 Kinetics and Reactor Design (3) ECH 4604 Chemical Engineering Design I (4) ECH 4615 Chemical Engineering Design II (3) 28 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

29 CHEMISTRY College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. James Bouyer; Ms. Marlon Simmons Address: 219 Jones Hall, 1530 Martin Luther King Blvd, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major A Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry is a gateway to a number of challenging, enriching and high-paying careers. Students may choose any of the four Bachelor of Science degree programs as a major course of study. The Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) is designed to prepare students for immediate employment or graduate training. The Bachelor of Science (Pre- Medicine/Pre-Dentistry) is designed for students who plan careers in medicine, dentistry or veterinary science; the Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry) is designed to prepare students for careers in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Medicine or graduate training. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Chemistry. The courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. CHM X045/X045L General Chemistry I w/lab* (4) CHM X046/X046L General Chemistry II w/lab*(4) CHM X210/X210L Organic Chemistry I w/lab* (4) CHM X211/X211L Organic Chemistry II w/lab*(4) MAC X311 Calculus I* (4) MAC X312 Calculus II* (4) PHY X048/X048L General Physics I* (5) PHY X049/X049L General Physics II* (5) One or more science courses for science majors (4) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutions indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Requirements for a Minor in Chemistry: To Minor in Chemistry, students must complete and earn a grade of C or better in CHM 1045 w/ Lab, CHM 1046 w/lab, CHM 2210 w/ Lab, CHM 2211 w/lab and plus 4 additional semester hours of Chemistry courses approved by the department with a grade of C or better. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman Communicative Skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Chemistry Department website. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 62 hours Core Chemistry Courses required for all majors (45 hours) CHM 1045/1045L General Chemistry I w/lab (4) CHM 1046/1046L General Chemistry II w/lab (4) CHM 1901/1902 Freshman Special Topics (2) CHM 2210/2210L Organic Chemistry I w/lab (4) CHM 2211/2211L Organic Chemistry II w/lab (4) CHM 2903/2904 Sophomore Special Topics (2) CHM 3120/3120L Analytical Chemistry w/lab (4) CHM 3905/3906 Junior Special Topics (2) BCH 4033/4033L Biochemistry I w/lab (4) BCH 4034/4034L Biochemistry II w/lab (4) CHM 3610 Interm. Inorganic Chemistry (3) CHM 4130/4130L Instrumental Analysis w/lab (4) CHM 4930 Chemistry Seminar (1) BCH 4042 Proteins (3) Chemistry Courses required for B.S. in Chemistry (Chemistry major) (17 hours) CHM 4410/4410L Physical Chemistry I w/lab (4) CHM 4411/4411L Physical Chemistry II w/lab (4) CHM 4220 Adv Organic Chemistry (3) CHM 4900 Short Courses in Chemistry (3) 3 hours of chemistry electives Chemistry Courses required for B.S. in Chemistry (Biochemistry and Pre-Medical/Pre-Denistry majors) (11 hours) CHM 4400 Phys Chemistry I/Life Sci (3) CHM 4401 Phys Chemistry II/Life Sci (3) CHM 4402/L Phys. Chars/Biomolecules (2) BCH 4044 Nucleic Acids (3) Biology Courses required for Biochemistry and Pre-Medical/Pre- Denistry majors (20 hours) 12 hours of Biology electives numbered above 3000 except BSC 2093 and BSC 2094 w/labs 29 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

30 Chemistry Course Pre-requisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the pre-requisites for a Chemistry course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course pre-requisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course pre-requisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: CGS 2060 Computer Literacy I (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36 (1) Prerequisite Coursework 38 (1) Major Coursework Foreign Language Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to (depending on placement) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken from FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. All 3000 and 4000 level Chemistry courses are offered annually. 30 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

31 CIVIL ENGINEERING College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. Tom Trimble, Academic Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Description of Major: Civil Engineering: Civil engineers have a primary role in creating the built environment and in protecting the natural environment. They plan, design, construct, and operate buildings, highways, airports, pipelines, bridges, dams and levees, irrigation works, water supply systems, wastewater treatment system, and various other components of the built environment. The scope of civil engineering also includes responsibilities for environmental and social impacts, which have taken on greater importance as our society has learned to articulate its concerns about urban problems, environmental quality, energy, and improvement of the quality of life. Civil Engineering emphasizes all aspects of civil engineering practice including structural analysis/design, geotechnical, transportation, hydraulics, hydrology, water resources, and the management of all waste streams. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282 * 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Civil Engineering major, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering for more information. Course Repeat Policy Criteria A student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will be placed on probationary status if s/he falls into any of the following situations: 1. After declaring civil or environmental engineering as a major, accrues two grades below "C" in a single math, science, or engineering course that is required or a prerequisite in the curriculum. 2. After declaring civil or environmental engineering as a major, accrues a total of three grades below "C" in math, science, or engineering courses that are required or a prerequisite in the curriculum and attempted. 3. Has an overall GPA below 2.0. Consequences A student on probationary status will have their major changed administratively to Pre-Engineering. Reinstatement To be reinstated in the program, the student has one semester to raise his/her GPA above 2.0 and achieve a grade of "C" or better in all applicable courses. Permission to enroll in other civil and environmental engineering courses during the probationary semester will only be granted after consultation with an academic adviser. No more than one reinstatement is permitted. Dismissal There are two causes for dismissal from the CEE program: 31 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

32 1. If a student is on probation and does not, during the probationary semester, raise his/her GPA above 2.0 and/or achieve a grade of "C" or better in the math, science, or engineering course(s) that was(were) cause for probation or in any other math, science, or engineering course taken during the probationary semester, the student is permanently dismissed from and will not be reinstated in the CEE program. 2. If a student who has been reinstated to the program falls below an overall GPA of 2.0 and/or fails to achieve a grade of C or better in any math, science, or engineering course, then the student will be permanently dismissed from and will not be reinstated In the CEE program. Major Program of Studies: The aggressive, strongly motivated student with proper high school preparation can complete an Engineering degree in about 4 years, including a summer semester, by taking a course load of hours each semester. Other students may require more time. All students are encouraged to take the Fundamental in Engineering (F.E.) Examination prior to graduation. Coursework common to both majors (55-56 hours): Mathematics and basic science (36 hours) *MAC 2311, 2312, 2313 (4, 4, 5) Calculus I, II, III EGN 2212 (3) Engineering Stats. & Computations *MAP 3305 (3) Engineering Math I *PHY 2048C, 2049C (5, 5) Gen. Physics A and B with Labs *CHM 1045, 1045L (3,1) General Chemistry I with Lab Required science elective (3). Select one of the following: *BSC 1010C (4) General Biology I, MET 2700 (3) General Meteorology, GLY 2010 (3) Principles of Geology, EVR 3023 (3) Intro to Marine Environment or PCB 2033 (3) General Ecology. * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Basic engineering science (19-20 hours) ENG 1004 First Year Engineering Lab (1) ENG 2123 Engineering Graphics (2) CGN 2327L Civil Engineering Graphics Lab (1) CEG 2202 Site Investigation (4) EGN 3613 Engineering Economy (2) EML 2100 Thermodynamics, or (2) EEL 3003 Introduction to Electrical Engineering (3) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EGN 3331 Strength of Materials (3) Civil Engineering, additional requirements (50 hours) Additional basic engineering science (5 hours) EGN 3331L Strength of Material Lab (1) CCE 3101, 3101L Construction Materials, Lab (3,1) Science and design core courses (19 hours) CES 3100 Structural Analysis (4) EES 3040, Intro. to Environ. (3,1) 3040L Engineering Science, Lab CEG 3011, Soil Mechanics, Lab (3,1) 3011L TTE 3004 Transportation Engineering (3) CRW 3201, CRW 3201L Hydraulics, Lab (3,1) Civil Engineering Science and Design Proficiency Courses Depth (21 hours) Students must complete the following courses in five proficiency areas plus one additional technical elective. To meet the proficiency requirement, students may select elective proficiency courses to suit their individual objectives. 1. Structures (6 hrs) CES 4605 Steel Design (3) CES 4702 Concrete Design (3) 2. Geotechnical (3 hrs) CEG 4801 Geotechnical Design (3) 3. Construction (3 hrs) CCE 4004 Construction Engineering (3) 4. Transportation (3 hrs) TTE 4XXX Transportation elective (3) 5. Environmental/Water Resources (3 hrs) ENV 4001 Environmental Engineering or (3) CWR 4202 Hydraulic Engineering (3) 6. Additional Technical Proficiency Elective (3 hrs). Proficiency Electives are defined as 4000 level Civil and Environmental Engineering courses. Other courses might be suitable to meet this requirement; see the advisor for details. Civil Engineering Major Design Experience (5 hours) CGN 4800 Pre-senior Design and (2) Professional Issues CGN 4802 Senior Design Project (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 26 Required Major Coursework 51 Technical Eng Electives 9 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver 32 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

33 COMPUTER ENGINEERING Major: Computer Engineering College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Ms. Natalie Bunds, Program Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Description of Major: The Bachelor of Science in computer engineering degree program prepares its graduates for a successful career in the interdisciplinary field of computer engineering. The program is built on the foundation of the electrical engineering program. Graduates have an opportunity to prepare for advanced graduate-level training or a professional career built upon a variety of computer engineering application areas including digital systems, digital signal processing, computer networks and VLSI design. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282* 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* 8. CPO XXX (INTRO TO PROGRAMMING)* *This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Computer engineering majors COP XXXX (3) Introduction to Programming in Ada, C, C++, JAVA or equivalent language Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Computer Engineering major, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information. Major Program of Studies: First year lab (1 hour) Must be completed as part of the preengineering requirements. EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Lab (1) Mathematics and basic sciences (33 hours) *CHM 1045, 1045L (3,1) General Chemistry I with Lab *PHY 2048C, 2049C (5, 5) General Physics I and II with Labs *MAC 2311, 2312, 2313 (4, 4, 5) Calculus I, II, III *MAP 3305 (3) Engineering Math I or MAP 2302 (3) Ordinary Differential Equations MAP 3306 (3) Engineering Math II or MAS 3105 (4) Applied Linear Algebra * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses 33 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

34 General engineering core (10 hours) COP 3014 Programming I (4) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EML 3100 Thermodynamics (2) Required Electrical Engineering (34 hours) EEL 3111 Introduction to Circuit Analysis (3) EEL 3112 Advanced Circuit Analysis with (3) Computers EEL 3112L Advanced Circuits Lab (1) EEL 3135 Signal & Linear Systems Analysis (3) EEE 3300 Electronics (3) EEE 3300L Electronics Lab (1) EEL 3705 Digital Logic Design (3) EEL 3705L Digital Logic Lab (1) EEL 3472 Electromagnetic Fields I (3) EEL 4515 Digital Communications (3) EEL 4911C Senior Design Project (3) EEL 4746 Micro. Based System Design (3) EEL 4746L Micro. Based System Design Lab (1) EEL 4021 Statistical Topics in E.E. (3) Additional courses required of Computer Engineering Majors: 27 COT 3100 Discrete Structures (3) COP 3330 Object Oriented Programming (3) COP 4530 Data Structures (3) COP 4610 Introduction to Operating Systems (3) EEL 4710 Introduction to FPLD s (3) EEL 4713 Computer Architecture (3) EEL 4914C CpE Senior Design Project (3) Laboratory Approved CpE Technical Electives (6) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 25 Required Major Coursework 55 Technical Eng Electives 6 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver 34 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

35 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS College: Science and Technology Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Deidre Evans; Ms. Julia Jones Address: 308 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A; 211C Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] ; [email protected] Description of Major The Department of Computer and Information Sciences offers three Bachelor of Science degrees. The bachelor degree programs are project oriented. Students are required to carry out all phases of the software lifecycle, including systems analysis, design and development. Graduates earning the Bachelor of Science degree will be equipped to make immediate contributions as professional programmers and systems analysts. Students are encouraged to participate in internships and cooperative education experiences. Finally, students may select elective courses which, in conjunction with required courses, prepare them for graduate study in CIS related fields. Computer Information Systems (aka Business Option) is designed for students who plan to apply their computing knowledge in business environments as applications programmers and systems analysts. This major is also designed for students who plan to seek advanced degrees in business administration, management, or management information systems. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives ACG X021 or Financial Accounting I or Accounting I* (3) ACG XXXX ACG X071or Managerial Accounting I or Accounting (3) ACG XXXX II* ECO X013 Principles of Economics I* (3) ECO X023 Principles of Economics II* (3) MAC X233 Business Calculus* (3) STA X023 or Probability and Statistics* (3) STAX122 CGS XXXX Computer Applications* (CGSX060, (3) CGSX100, or CGSX570) COP XXXX One high level programming language course* (C++ and JAVA preferred) (3) *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the Computer Information Systems include: The collective required business-related courses satisfy this requirement. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at our.famu.edu/. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 56 hours Core CIS Courses required for Computer Information Systems majors (23 hours) COP 3330 Introduction to Object-Oriented (3) Programming COP 3530 Program, File and Data Structures (3) COP 3710 Database Management Systems (3) COP3828 Web Programming and Design (3) CNT 4504 Data Communications & (3) Organizational Networks CIS 1920 Professional Development I (2) CIS 4250 Computer Ethics and Professional (3) Responsibility COT 2104 Mathematics for Computing (3) CIS Courses required for Computer Information Systems majors (24 hours) 35 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual CIS 3040 Information Systems in Organizations (3) COP 4365 Advanced C# Programming (3)

36 COP 3060 Concepts in Advanced Application (3) Development CDA 3101 Computer Concepts and Organization (3) CIS 4301 Information Systems Design and (3) Development CIS 4910 Information Systems Development (3) Project 6 hours of CIS major electives numbered above 3000 and non-cgs prefix Other Courses required for Computer Information Systems majors only (9 hours) MAN 3025 Principles of Management (3) MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing (3) OST 3337 Business Report Writing (3) Note: CIS Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a CIS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. COP 3330 (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 24* Major Coursework 56 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 36 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

37 COMPUTER SCIENCE College: Science and Technology Degree: B. S. in Computer Science Major: Computer Information Sciences Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Deidre Evans; Ms. Julia Jones Address: 308 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A; 211C Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] ; [email protected] Description of Major The Department of Computer and Information Sciences offers three Bachelor of Science degrees. The bachelor degree programs are project oriented. Students are required to carry out all phases of the software lifecycle, including systems analysis, design and development. Graduates earning the Bachelor of Science degree will be equipped to make immediate contributions as professional programmers and systems analysts. Students are encouraged to participate in internships and cooperative education experiences. Finally, students may select elective courses which, in conjunction with required courses, prepare them for graduate study in CIS related fields. Computer Science (aka Science Option) is designed for students who plan to apply their computing knowledge in scientific or engineering environments including software engineering. This major is also designed for students who plan to seek advanced degrees in computer science or a related discipline. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives COP XXXX Introductory Programming in (3) C, C++, JAVA or equivalent language (C++ preferred)* MAC X311 Calculus I* (4) MAC X312 Calculus II* (4) PHY X048/X048L General Physics I or PHY X048C (4-5) PHY X049/X049L General Physics II or PHY (4-6) X049C One or more science courses for science majors * (4-6) *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at 37 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in Computer Information Sciences: The College of Science and Technology requires a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. The collective required mathematics courses satisfy this requirement. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman Communicative Skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 60 hours Core CIS Courses required for Computer Science majors (18 hours) COP 3330 Introduction to Object-Oriented (3) Programming COP 3530 Program, File and Data Structures (3) COP 3710 Database Management Systems (3) CNT 4504 Data Communications & Organizational (3) Networks CIS 4250 Computer Ethics and Professional (3) Responsibility COT 3100 Discrete Structures I (3) CIS Courses required for Computer Science majors (31 hours) CIS 4301 Information Systems Design and (3) Development CIS 4910 Information Systems Development (3) Project COP 3610 Operating Systems (3) COP 4020 Programming Languages (3) COP 3060 Concepts in Advanced Application (3) Development CDA 3101 Computer Concepts and Organization (3) CDA 4102 Computer Architecture (3) COT 3101 Discrete Structures II (3) COT 4210 Foundations of Computer Science (3) 4 hours of CIS major electives numbered above 3000 and non-cgs prefix

38 Mathematics Courses required for Computer Science majors only (11 hours) MAC2313 Calculus III (5) Choose two of three: MAD3401 Numerical Analysis (3) MAS3105 Linear Algebra (3) STA2023 Probability and Statistics (3) CIS Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a CIS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. COP 3330 (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36 (1) Prerequisite Coursework 27 (1) Major Coursework 60 Minor (Math) Coursework 19 (2) Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives varies (depending on hours needed to bring total hours to 120) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. COP3610, COP4020, COT3101, COT4210, and CDA4102 are offered annually. 38 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

39 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY College: Architecture & Engineering Technology Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Yves J. Anglade; Ms. Ve lori Dickey Address: 1339 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building B; Suite 102, Tallahassee, Florida Phones: (850) , (850) Description of Major THE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM in the School of Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) offers specialized instruction in modern techniques of the construction practice. The mission of the program is to produce highly competent and technically trained graduates who possess a solid understanding of the fundamental of engineering and construction concepts. The program prepares graduates to work with architects, engineers, contractors and other entities concerned with construction. Typically, program graduates perform work associated with project estimating, erection, supervision or management. This ability is derived from thorough exposure to construction techniques and materials, surveying, estimating methods, computer applications, contractual relationship and legal issues. All students are required to develop skills in technical writing and public speaking. In addition, students may complete courses in GI System, landscape, surveying, engineering and technology through the Civil Engineering Technology program and other academic units at FAMU. All graduates are encouraged to become Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) certified, complete at least two (2) internships, and demonstrate competency in computer programming and software applications. GRADUATES majoring in Construction Engineering Technology are prepared to work with contractors, architects, engineers and other entities concerned with construction. A wide range of career opportunities are available to graduates to work as safety engineers, project engineers, job superintendents, construction engineers, engineering technicians, scheduling engineers, construction estimators, field engineers, construction managers, and residential, building and general contractors. Also, graduates are prepared to pursue graduate or professional studies in a wide variety of areas such as civil engineering, business administration or law. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Prerequisites for Construction Engineering Technology. The following must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives CHM X030/X030L (4) or CHM X045/X045L* 4 GLY 2010, Principles of Geology* 4 BCN X230, Materials and Methods I* 3 BCN X251 C, Construction Documents* 3 ETG 2502, Statics* 3 SUR X101, Elementary Survey* 4 EGS X110, Engineering Graphics I* 2 EGS X112, Engineering Graphics with AUOCAD II* 2 BCN X221 C* 3 BCN X231* 3 EET X035* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College Engineering Sciences, Technology and Agriculture include: BCN 3251 Construction Documents I (3) BCN 2230 Materials & Methods of Construction I (3) BCN 4617 Construction Estimating I (3) BCN 3700 Construction Management I (3) BCN 3253 Construction Accounting (3) BCN 4705 Contracts, Codes, & Law (3) Total: 18 hours Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU's academic advising and monitoring system. Students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students' progression toward graduation, The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Major Program of Study at FAMU: 64 hours Core BCN Courses Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student's responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a program course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional 39 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

40 information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 124 General Education 36(1) Prerequisite Coursework 24(1) Major Coursework 64 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills Electives 0 beyond major varies (depending on hours needed to bring total hours to 124) Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty-four (64) hours must be earned at a senior Institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3.A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 40 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

41 CRIMINAL JUSTICE College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: Bachelor of Criminal Justice Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Phyllis Gray-Ray Address: 403 Perry Paige Bldg., Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) , Description of Major The Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice offers two bachelor degree programs: the Bachelor of Science in Sociology and the Bachelor of Criminal Justice. Degree programs require the completion of 120 semester credit hours. Students in all programs enroll in academic coursework, use computers and the internet, and typically are involved in field work and internships. Since many students work while attending school, it may take a little more than the customary four years to complete their degrees. In addition to the Bachelor in Sociology & Criminal Justice degrees, the department offers minors in anthropology, sociology, criminal justice, and juvenile justice. Prerequisite Coursework: There are no statewide Common Prerequisites for Criminal Justice. Students are encouraged to take courses in the following prefix: CCJ. Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation Minor Requirements for Graduation Students may choose from any degree programs to fulfill their minor requirements. Criminology CCJ 3610 Theories of Criminal Behavior (3) CCJ 4700 Research Methods in Criminal Justice (3) CCJ 3702 Criminal Justice Statistics (3) Criminal Justice CJE 4065 Police & Society (3) CJL 3510 American Court System (3) CJL 4012 Penology (3) Special Topics in Criminal Justice (3) Substantive Areas Students must complete a set of three courses from one of four areas: Legal Studies, Corrections, Juvenile Justice or Minority & Gender (9) Minor Area Electives: Of student choosing (18) Internship: CCJ 4947 Criminal Justice Internship (optional) or Other Electives (12) Minor Area Electives (18) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education Courses 60 Major Coursework 30 Minor Coursework 18 Elective Coursework or Internship 12 Note: Foreign Language Requirement: 8 credit hours must be completed if not completed prior to admission (State requirement). Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and satisfy most of the General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills, and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program of Study (60 hours) 41 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

42 ECONOMICS School: School of Business and Industry Degree(s): Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Department Chair Address: 302 East SBI Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Economics offers curricula leading to the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees in Economics, as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics with a minor in business. While all of the degree programs provide a broad liberal arts background, the Bachelor of Arts degree and the Bachelor of Science degree emphasize breadth and research skills, while the Bachelor of Science in Economics with a minor in business degree emphasizes business applications. The economics program trains students for a variety of professions, including business management, finance, government, research, and advanced study in economics and business. Common Prerequisite Coursework: At the minimum, the following courses must be completed with a grade of C or better: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree tracks+# ECO X013 Principles of Macroeconomics* (3) ECO X023 Principles of Microeconomics* (3) Bachelor of Science with a minor in business degree track ** ECO X013 Principles of Macroeconomics* (3) ECO X023 Principles of Microeconomics* (3) CGS XXXX Computer Applications course* (3) ACG X021 Accounting Principles* (3) ACG X071 Managerial Accounting I* (3) MAC X233 Calculus for Business and Social (3) Sciences I* STA X023 Statistics Methods I (3) * These courses are state common prerequisites. Substitutes indicated on the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit: Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years of a single foreign language or American Sign language in high school or eight (8) semester credit hours at an accredited undergraduate institution prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in Economics +Students on the Bachelor of Arts degree track and the Bachelor of Science degree track in Economics are not allowed to use Economics courses to fulfill both their major and minor requirements. That is, Economics courses cannot be used to fulfill minor requirements. **Students on the Bachelor of Science in Economics with a minor in business degree track do not have to choose a minor because the minor requirements are already built into the curriculum. # Students on the Bachelor of Arts degree track and the Bachelor of Science degree track in Economics are not allowed to have a minor in Business. Minimum Program Requirements: The General Education requirements must be met. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Students must see their academic advisor prior to registering for courses each semester. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: Core Economics courses required for all majors (38 semester credit hours) ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I (3) ECO 2023 Principles of Economics II (3) ECO 3101 Microeconomic Theory (3) ECO 3203 Macroeconomic Theory (3) ECO 3421 Introduction to Econometrics (3) ECO 3921 Professional Development (2) ECO 4223 Money and Banking (3) ECO 4303 History of Economic Thought (3) ECO 4401 Mathematical Economics (3) ECO 4504 Public Finance (3) ECO 4704 International Trade (3) ECO 4713 International Finance (3) ECP 4403 Economics of Industrial Organization (3) Economics courses required for Economics majors with a minor in business only. This is in addition to the core Economics courses listed above. ECO 3932 Economics of Managerial Finance (3) ECP 3203 Labor Economics (3) ECP 4143 Black Economic Development (3) ECO 4943 Internship Economics (4) ECP 4703 Managerial Economics (3) ECO 4253 Monetary and Fiscal Policy (3) Note: Economics Course Prerequisites Policy It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of all course prerequisites prior to enrollment in a course. A student may contact his or her academic advisor or the department chair for 42 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

43 additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in an administrative withdrawal from a course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: All students must pass a computer literacy course (CGS 1061) with a grade of C or better. Minimum Graduation Requirements Summary Total semester credit hours required: 120 General Education: requirements must be fulfilled in addition to Gordon Rule courses. Minor Coursework: A minimum of eighteen (18) semester credit hours (at least twelve (12) semester credit hours at 3000 level or higher). Foreign Language: required semester credit hours depending on degree track chosen and based on students meeting the requirements prior to admission to FAMU. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) semester credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 semester credit hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. Florida Administrative Code, Chapter 6C-6.16, mandates that students entering a university in the State University System after September 1, 1976, who have less than 60 semester credit hours upon admission must earn nine (9) semester credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. All classes other than Natural Sciences must be passed with a grade of C or better. 5. All course substitutions must be approved by the department chair. 43 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

44 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Ms. Natalie Bunds, Program Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Description of Major: The Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering degree program prepares its graduates for a successful career in the rapidly evolving and intellectually challenging field of electrical engineering. The Department requires its graduates to develop a strong understanding of the relevant mathematics, computer programming and natural science concepts needed by practicing electrical engineers. Graduates must demonstrate an ability to apply this knowledge in several fundamental areas of electrical engineering, including communication systems, control systems, digital signal processing, digital systems, electromagnetics, microelectronics, and power systems. They also must demonstrate sufficient knowledge and technical skills needed to complete a major design experience and to function as a member of a multidisciplinary team. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282 * 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Computer engineering majors COP XXXX (3) Introduction to Programming in Ada, C, C++, JAVA or equivalent language Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Electrical Engineering major, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information. Major Program of Studies: First year lab (1 hour) Must be completed as part of the preengineering requirements. EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab Mathematics and basic sciences (33 hours) *CHM 1045, 1045L (3,1) General Chemistry I with Lab *PHY 2048C, 2049C (5, 5) General Physics I and II with Labs *MAC 2311, 2312, 2313 (4, 4, 5) Calculus I, II, III *MAP 3305 (3) Engineering Math I or MAP 2302 (3) Ordinary Differential Equations MAP 3306 (3) Engineering Math II or MAS 3105 (4) Applied Linear Algebra * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. 44 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

45 General engineering core (9 hours) COP 2221 or COP 3014 C Programming Language or Programming I (3) (4) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EML 3100 Thermodynamics (2) Required Electrical Engineering (34 hours) EEL 3111 Introduction to Circuit Analysis (3) EEL 3112 Advanced Circuit Analysis with (3) Computers EEL 3112L Advanced Circuits Lab (1) EEL 3135 Signal & Linear Systems Analysis (3) EEE 3300 Electronics (3) EEE 3300L Electronics Lab (1) EEL 3705 Digital Logic Design (3) EEL 3705L Digital Logic Lab (1) EEL 3472 Electromagnetic Fields I (3) EEL 4515 Digital Communications (3) EEL 4911C Senior Design Project (3) EEL 4746 Micro. Based System Design (3) EEL 4746L Micro. Based System Design Lab (1) EEL 4021 Statistical Topics in E.E. (3) Additional courses required of Electrical Engineering Majors: 28 hours EEE 4301L Advanced Electronics Lab or EEL 4435L Electromagnetics Lab or EEL 4905 Power Lab (1) (1) (1) EEL 4915C EE Senior Design Project II (3) EE Tier-2 courses. Select 4 courses (12 hours) from the following: EEL 3216, 3473, 4351, 4510, 4652 and Technical Electives (12). Only one may be a non-eel technical elective chosen from the approved list. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 24 Required Major Coursework 50 Technical Eng Electives 12 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver 45 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

46 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY College: Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. G. Thomas Bellarmine Address: Room 202 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building B Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major The Electronic Engineering Technology degree program in the School of Architecture & Engineering Technology (SAET) offers a curriculum that focuses on electrical and electronic devices, circuits systems, and equipment. Electronic Engineering Technology is critical in today s high technology growth industries such as wireless communications, computer networking, RF and microwave circuits and systems. Through the EET program, students are trained to work in various areas, such as electronic communications, digital systems and computing, microwave circuits and systems, automatic control systems and robotics, audio and video systems and medical electronics. Most courses have a required laboratory component in which skills in the use of computers for problem solving, application and use of modern electronic test equipment and microprocessors are developed. Students completing this four-year program will receive a B.S. degree in electronic engineering technology. The program at FAMU is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC-ABET). Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Environmental Sciences. These courses must be completed with a grade of C of higher, unless otherwise indicated. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. MAC 2311 Calculus w/ Analytical Geometry I* (4) MAC 2312 Calculus w/ Analytical Geometry II* (4) PHY X048/X048L General Physics I w/lab* (5) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Math requirements for Electronic Engineering majors only MAC 1147 Pre-Calculus (4) MAC 2311 Calculus w/ Analytical Geometry I (4) MAC 2312 Calculus w/ Analytical Geometry II (4) CORE EET Course required for majors EET 2035 Electrical Fundamentals I & Lab (4) EET 2036 Electrical Fundamentals II & Lab (4) CET 2365 C Programming for Eng & Tech (3) EET 2106 Electronic Devices and Circuits I & (4) Lab EET 3107 Electronic Devices and Circuits II & (4) Lab EET 3325 Communication Systems & lab (4) CET 3195 Digital Electronics & Lab (4) EET 3326 Advanced Communications Systems & (4) Lab EET 4735 Industrial Electronics & Control Lab (4) CET 2123 Microprocessor Fundamentals & lab (4) EET 4326 Wireless Communications & Lab (4) Technical Elective (4) EET 2142 Advanced Electronics I & lab (4) Technical Elective (4) EET 4322 Advanced Electronics II & Lab (4) EET 4914 Technical design Project (4) ETI Engineering Economy (2) EST 4538 Instrumentation & Lab (4) ETG Professional Seminar (1) Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 124 General Education 51* Major Coursework 73 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken from FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

47 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Elementary Education (K-6) College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access:Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Mary E. Newell Address: Gore Education Complex 311-B Tallahassee, FL Telephone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Elementary Education offers two Bachelor of Science degrees. The bachelor degree programs are designed to furnish the pre-service teacher with a command of the subject matter in an area of specialization and participate in field experiences in traditional public school classrooms and other settings with teachers and their students. The Elementary Education Program provides carefully planned experiences that will result in the development of competent teachers for the schools of Florida and the nation. The program leads to Florida certification in elementary education, grades K-6. The curriculum is organized to provide approximately two years of general education. The last two years consist of professional and specialized preparation. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. Diversity for Educators/Field exp* (3) EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* (3) EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at: Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at: (click on Academics followed by Colleges and Schools) Major Program of Study at FAMU: 60 hours MUE 3210 Methods of Teaching Music in (3) Elementary EDF 3430 Measurement and Evaluation of (3) Educational Growth TSL 3080 Introduction to ESOL Theories and (3) Practices LAE 3314 Language Arts for Elementary Schools (3) RED 3013 Foundations of Teaching Reading (3) EDE 3940 Field/Clinical II: Theory & Practice of (3) Teaching/Instruction ARE 3313 Public School Art in Elementary (3) Schools TSL 4345 Methods of Teaching ESOL (3) RED 4519 Recognizing and Diagnosing Growth in Reading (3) LAE 3414 Children s Literature (3) MAE 3310 Methods of Teaching Elementary (3) Mathematics SCE 3811 Teaching Science in Elementary (3) Schools EDE 3945 Professional Education Colloquium (0) RED 3333 Reading in the Content Areas (3) SSE 3113 Teaching Social Studies in the (3) Elementary School EEX 3011 Introduction to Education of (3) Exceptional Children EEX 4601 Behavior Management (3) EME 4400 Computer Applications in Education (3) EDE 4940 Field/Clinical III: Professional Theory & Legal Aspects/Role of the Teacher (3) EDE 4943 Field Clinical IV (Internship) (12*) Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). 47 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total hours required 127* General Education coursework 36 hours Pre-Teacher Education coursework 25 hours Professional Coursework 66 hours (includes 12 hours for Student Teaching)

48 Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The last 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn nine credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 48 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

49 ENGLISH School: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B.A Limited Access: No Contact: Yakini Kemp, Chair Address: 446 Tucker Hall, Tallahassee, FL Phone: Office Fax Program Description The Department of English and Modern Languages offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in English. It also offers minor concentrations in literature and writing, as well as general education courses in speech. Admission Requirements Any university student in good standing may become an English major. All English majors are encouraged to become active members of the English Literary Guild. Common Course Prerequisites There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for the English majors. Therefore, transferring students must complete the following with a grade of C or better, unless otherwise indicated; along with General Education requirements: ENC 1101* 3 ENC 1102 * 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Course Requirements for the English Major An English major must complete thirty-six (36) semester hours with a grade of at least C in each course. All courses in which grades below C have been earned must be repeated. In addition, students must complete the following courses. Supporting courses are history (EUH 3000/4000 or AMH or AFA 3000/4000); French or Spanish (12 hrs.); philosophy (PHI 2010); psychology (PSY 2012) or anthropology (ANT 2000) or (SYG 2000) sociology; speech (SPC 1017/2608); and computer information systems (CGS 2060 or EME 2040). The English major requirement of thirty-six (36) semester hours above the general studies requirements does not mean that additional hours are not encouraged; they are, in fact, strongly recommended for all majors for complete background preparation. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. The Minor Requirements for English Majors All English majors must select a minor field of study in an area of concentration, such as humanities, theatre, foreign language, history, art, music, philosophy, journalism, or another area approved by the advisor and the chairperson. The Requirements for a minor in English The English minor requires 18 credit hours. The student should select one of the two concentrations for the minor. Minor in Literature: The minor in English with a literature concentration: Prerequisite: LIT 2110 Introduction to Literature I or LIT 2120 Introduction to Literature II 3credits Additionally, 15 credit hours may be selected from the following: ENL 3013 English Literature I or ENL 3034 English Literature II or any 3000 or 4000 ENL course AML 3041 American Literature I or any 3000/ 4000 AML course ENC 3320 Advanced Composition LIT 4083 Contemporary Literature or any LIT 3000/4000 course L1N 4680 Advanced Grammar or LIN 4060 History of the English Language AML 4604 African American Legacy I or AML 4934 Seminar in African American Literature or any 4000 African American Literature ENL 4331 Shakespeare I or 4332 Shakespeare II Minor in Writing The minor in English with a writing concentration: Prerequisite: LIT 2110 Introduction to Literature I or LIT 2120 Introduction to Literature II 3credits Additionally, 15 credit hours may be selected from the following: ENL 3013 or 3034 English Literature or any 3000 or 4000 ENL course AML 2010 American Literature I or AML 3041 American Literature II OR any 3000/ 4000 AML course L1N 4680 Advanced Grammar or LIN 4060 History of the English Language ENC 3320 Advanced Composition or ENC 3243 Technical Writing CRW 3110 Techniques of Fiction or CRW Techniques of Poetry or any CRW 3000/4000 AML 4604 African American Legacy I or any 4000 African American Literature 49 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

50 Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Freshman Year Sem. Hrs. ENC 1101, 1102 Freshman Communicative Skills I, II 6 MGF 1106 Math for Liberal Arts Majors I and II or any College Math 6 FRE/SPN1120, 1121Elementary French/Spanish I, II 8 Natural Science Course on University Approved List 3 Natural Science Course on University Approved List 3 SPC 1017 Foundations of Speech or SPC 2608 Public Speaking 3 AMH 2091 African American History or AFA 3104 African American Experience 3 SLS 1101 College Orientation 2 34 Junior Year Sem. Hrs. ENL 3013, 3034English Literature I, II 6 AML 4604 or 4610 African American Legacy/Novel or 4934 Afro-American Seminar 3 ENL 4331 or 4332 Shakespeare I, II 3 EUH 3501 History of England or any 3000/4000 AMH course or Elective 3 ENG 3048 Theories and Techniques of Literary Studies 3 English Elective 3000/4000 ENL, AML, LIT, CRW, LAE 3 PHI Elective 3 Minor 7 31 Sophomore Year Sem. Hrs. Humanities Elective 3 FRE/SPN 2220 Intermediate French/Spanish I 4 THE 2000 Introduction to Theatre 3 ENC 3320 Advanced Composition 3 LIT 2110, 2120 Introduction to Literature I, II 3 PHI 2010 Introduction to Philosophy or Elective 3 CGS 2060 Introduction to Computer Literacy I or EME 2040 Introduction to Education Technology 3 PSY 2012 Introduction to Psychology or ANT 2000 Introduction to Anthropology or SYG 2000 Introduction to Sociology 3 AML 2010, 3041 American Literature I, II 6 31 Senior Year Sem. Hrs. AML 4101/AML 4154/ENL 4240 (American Novel or American Poetry or Victorian or Romantic Period) LIT 3000/4000 course 3 LIN 4060 History of the English Language 3 LIN 4680 Advanced Grammar 3 Electives (Student should consider minor or other literature courses) 3 Minor TOTAL 120 Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The last 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 50 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

51 ENTOMOLOGY College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. in Agricultural Sciences Major: Entomology Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Lambert Kanga; Ms. Janice Peters Address: 406 Perry-Paige Building South Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major The College of Engineering Sciences, Technologies and Agriculture offers a B.S. degree in Agricultural Sciences with a major in Entomology. The Program prepares individuals to seek positions in state and federal agencies or private businesses, including structural pest control, that concern themselves with various entomological activities. The curriculum is offered for students interested in positions in urban entomology, forensic, veterinary and medical entomology, biological control, aquatic environmental sciences and general entomology. Excellent employment opportunities are available in Florida and nationwide. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Entomology. However, the following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. MAC 1133 Algebraic & Trig Functions* (3) BSC 1010C General Biology I* (4) BSC 1011C General Biology II* (4) CHM X045, General Chemistry I* (4) X045L CHM X046, General Chemistry II* (4) X046L STA X023 Intro. to Probability & Statistics* (3) MAC X105 (3)* SYG X000 (3)* or PSY X012 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics or any approved (3) social science* SPC 2600 Public Speaking* (3) CGS 2571 Intro Microcomputer Applications* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an 51 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. College requirements for graduation The College of Engineering Sciences, Technologies and Agriculture requires a minimum of one (1) semester hour in AGG 2004 (Intro. Ag. Sciences) and one (1) credit hour in AGG 4935 (Approved Seminar in CAFS). Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 (GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is preferred) and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at = Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 55 hours Program requirements (29 hrs) CHEM 1045 General Chemistry I (3) CHEM 1045L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHEM 1046 General Chemistry II (3) CHEM 1046L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHEM 2210 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHEM 2210 Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) PCB 2033C General Ecology or Physics (3) STA 2023 Intro. to Probability & Statistics (3) PCB 3063C Principles of Genetics or BSC 4947 (4) (honors) ZOO 2203 Invertebrate Zoology (3) BOT 1010/L Botany (4) Core ENY courses required for Major (20 hrs) ENY 2570 Principles of Environmental (3) Entomology ENY 3004C General Entomology (4) ENY 4150 Systematic Entomology (3) ENY 4356 Insect Morphology (4) ENY 3949 Internship (1-4) Electives (27 hrs) Approved electives (Entomology, Agriculture, Biology) (12-21) Free Electives (6) Note: Entomology Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an ENY course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional

52 information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond CGS 2571 (Intro. to Microcomputer Appl.) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36 Major Coursework 57 Foreign Language 0-8 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 52 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

53 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Kamal Tawfiq, Chair Tom Trimble, Academic Coordinator Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Description of Major: Environmental Engineering major within The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree program focuses primarily on environmental engineering, hydraulics, hydrology, water resources, and the management of all waste streams. As an environmental engineer graduates will help prevent and solve environmental problems and may be involved in many public works projects funded by the federal, state and municipal governments, as well as those in the private sector. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282* 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Environmental Engineering major, students must complete the following requirement: A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses before transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering for more information. Course Repeat Policy Criteria A student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will be placed on probationary status if s/he falls into any of the following situations: 1. After declaring civil or environmental engineering as a major, accrues two grades below "C" in a single math, science, or engineering course that is required or a prerequisite in the curriculum. 2. After declaring civil or environmental engineering as a major accrues a total of three grades below "C" in math, science, or engineering courses that are required or a prerequisite in the curriculum and attempted. 3. Has an overall GPA below 2.0. Consequences A student on probationary status will have their major changed administratively to Pre-Engineering. Reinstatement To be reinstated in the program, the student has one semester to raise his/her GPA above 2.0 and achieve a grade of "C" or better in all applicable courses. Permission to enroll in other civil and environmental engineering courses during the probationary semester will only be granted after consultation with an academic adviser. No more than one reinstatement is permitted. Dismissal There are two causes for dismissal from the CEE program: 1. If a student is on probation and does not, during the probationary semester, raise his/her GPA above 2.0 and/or achieve a grade of "C" or better in the math, science, or engineering course(s) that was(were) cause 53 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

54 for probation or in any other math, science, or engineering course taken during the probationary semester, the student Is permanently dismissed from and will not be reinstated Ii the CEE program. 2. If a student who has been reinstated to the program falls below an overall GPA of 2.0 and/or fails to achieve a grade of C or better in any math, science, or engineering course, then the student will be permanently dismissed from and will not be reinstated In the CEE program. Major Program of Studies: The aggressive, strongly motivated student with proper high school preparation can complete an Engineering degree in about 4 years, including a summer semester by taking a course load of hours each semester. Other students may require more time. All students are encouraged to take the Fundamental in Engineering (F.E.) Examination prior to graduation. Coursework common to both majors (55-56 hours): Mathematics and basic science (36 hours) *MAC 2311, 2312, 2313 (4, 4, 5) Calculus I, II, III EGN 2212 (3) Engineering Stats. & Computations *MAP 3305 (3) Engineering Math I *PHY 2048C, 2049C (5, 5) Gen. Physics A and B with Labs *CHM 1045, 1045L (3,1) General Chemistry I with Lab Required science elective (3). Select one of the following: *BSC 1010C (4) General Biology I, MET 2700 (3) General Meteorology, GLY 2010 (3) Principles of Geology, EVR 3023 (3) Intro to Marine Environment or PCB 2033 (3) General Ecology. * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Basic engineering science (19-20 hours) ENG 1004 First Year Engineering Lab (1) ENG 2123 Engineering Graphics (2) CGN 2327L Civil Engineering Graphics Lab (1) CEG 2202 Site Investigation (4) EGN 3613 Engineering Economy (2) EML 2100 or EEL 3003 Thermodynamics Intro. to Electrical Engineering (2) (3) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EGN 3331 Strength of Materials (3) Environmental Engineering, additional requirements (50 hours) Additional basic science and basic engineering science (4 hours) EES 3040, 3040L (3,1) Introduction to Environmental Engineering Science, Lab Science and design core courses (20 hours) ENV 4001 Environmental Engineering (3) CEG 3011, Soil Mechanics, Lab (3,1) 3011L TTE 3004 Transportation Engineering (3) CWR 3201, Hydraulics, Lab (3,1) CRW 3201L CCE 3101 Construction Materials (3) ENV 4XXX ENV 4XXX Applied Environmental Microbiology or Applied Environmental Engineering Chemistry Environmental Engineering Science and Design Proficiency Courses--Depth (21 hours) Students must complete the following courses in four proficiency areas plus one additional technical elective. To meet the proficiency requirement, students may select elective proficiency courses to suit their individual objectives. 1. Environmental (6 hrs) ENV 4611 (3) Environmental Impact Analysis or ENV 4341 (3) Soil & Hazardous Waste ENV 4XXX (3) Environmental Engineering elective 2. Water Resources (6 hrs) CWR 4101 (3) Engineering Hydrology or CRW 4202 (3) Hydraulic Engineering CWR 4XXX (3) Water Resources, Hydrology elective 3. Geotechnical (3 hrs) CEG 4801 (3) Geotechnical Design 4. Construction/Transportation (3 hrs) TTE 4XXX (3) Transportation elective or CCE 4XXX (3) Construction elective 5. Additional Technical Proficiency Electives (3 hrs). Proficiency Electives are defined as 4000 level Civil and Environmental Engineering courses. Other courses might be suitable to meet this requirement; see the advisor for details. Major Design Experience (5 hours) CGN 4800 Pre-senior Design and Professional (2) Issues CGN 4802 Senior Design Project (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 26 Required Major Coursework 51 Technical Eng Electives 9 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver (3) (3) 54 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

55 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES College: School of the Environment Degree: B.S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Victor Ibeanusi, Dean Address: 1515 Martin Luther King Blvd, Frederick S. Humphries Science Research Center, Room 305D, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) EVS 4007 Introduction to Environmental Sciences* *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at FAMU or any other accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. (3) Description of Major The Bachelor s degree program in Environmental Science emphasizes rigorous academic course work, student involvement in faculty research and collaborative efforts with other universities, community/junior colleges, national laboratories, regulatory agencies, corporate environmental contractors, utilities, and municipalities. This program offers students the opportunity to earn a general degree in environmental science with options for a specialized concentration in either environmental restoration and waste management; environmental monitoring and instrumentation; environmental toxicology/risk assessment; or environmental policy. Other undergraduate students with strong math, chemistry, biology, physics and computer science backgrounds may obtain a minor by taking selected environmental sciences core courses with the consent of their advisor. Effective Fall 2014, The School of the Environment will also offer the BS/BA Degree in Environmental Studies. The BA in Environmental Studies Degree Program is intended for those students who plan to graduate in the area of environmental policy or in a non-scientific fields or wish to pursue careers in other professional studies such as Environmental Law and Environmental Journalism. The BS degree could serve as a PreMed Track for students that are interested in pursuing medicine and other professional health programs. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Environmental Sciences. These courses must be completed with a grade of C of higher, unless otherwise indicated. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. BSC 1010/1010L General Biology I w/lab* (4) BSC 1011/1011L General Biology II w/lab* (4) CHM 1045/1045L General Chemistry I w/lab* (4) CHM 1046/1046L General Chemistry II w/lab* (4) PHY 2048/2048L General Physics I w/lab* (5) PHY 2048A General Physics I Recitation* (0) PHY 2049/2049L General Physics II w/lab* (5) PHY 2049A General Physics II (0) Recitation* MAC 2311 Calculus I* (4) MAC 2312 Calculus II* (4) EVS 2920 Environmental Forum & Colloquium* (2) 55 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit is a check and balance system which consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. 2 Minor Core Course Requirements Semester Hours EVR 2920 Environmental Science Forum & Colloquium # EVR 3033 Environmental Regulations 2 EVR 3867 Environmental Risk Analysis I 3 EVR 4032 Environmental Ethics 3 EVR 4140 Environmental Chemistry w/lab 4 EVR 4643 Environmental Policy & Risk Management 3 EVS 4007 Introduction to Environmental Sciences 3 Total Credit Hours 20 # One hour course offered in the fall and spring. JUNIOR YEAR Fall Semester CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry I W/Lab 4 EVR 3023 Introduction to Marine Environment 3 EVR 3033 Environmental Regulations 2 EVR 3867 Environmental Risk Analysis I 3 MCB 3020C Microbiology 4 Total Credit Hours 16 Spring Semester CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry II W/Lab 4 EVR 3028 Environmental Modeling Principles 3 EVR 3327 Environmental Resources Economics 3 STA 2023 Intro. to Probability & Statistics I 3 Total Credit Hours 13 SENIOR YEAR Fall Semester EVR 3235 Atmospheric Processes 3 EVR 4804 Environmental Toxicology & Human 3 Health EVS 3395 Contaminant Hydrogeology 3 PCB 2033C Introduction to Ecology 3 CONCENTRATION AREA 3

56 ELECTIVE Total Credit Hours 15 Spring Semester EVR 4032 Environmental Ethics 3 EVR 4140 Environmental Chemistry W/Lab 4 EVR 4643 Environmental Policy & Risk 3 Management EVR 4910 Senior Thesis #### 3 CONCENTRATION AREA ELECTIVE 3 Total Credit Hours 16 #### Students will begin thesis in the Fall Semester of Senior year, but registration will not be required until Spring Semester. 1. If you have already earned your AA and/or 60 hours prior to your enrollment at FAMU, then 60 hours must be earned at FAMU. 2. If you have earned more than 60 hours prior to enrolling at FAMU, then the final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Concentration Electives Must Take a Minimum of two (2) courses (6 credit hours) from your area of concentration: Environmental Toxicology/Risk Assessment EVR 4143 Environmental Radiochemistry 3 EVS 4810 Environmental Toxicology & Human 3 Health II EVR 4869 Environmental Risk Analysis II 3 EVS 3662 Principles of Contaminant Assessment 3 EVS 4636 Risk Communication 3 Environmental Monitoring and Instrumentation Concentration EVR 4024C Marine Microbial Ecology W/Lab 4 EVR 4027C Wetlands Preservation & Restoration 4 W/Lab EVR 4193C Environmental Monitoring W/Lab 4 EVR 4215 Marine Pollution 3 EVS 3024C Environmental Instrumentation & 4 Analytical Techniques EVS 4025C Applied Microbial Processes W/Lab 4 Environmental Restoration/Waste Management Concentration EVR 3823 Environmental Impacts 3 EVR 4024 Marine Microbial Ecology W/Lab 4 EVR 4027 Wetlands Preservation & Restoration 4 W/Lab EVR 4143 Environmental Radiochemistry 3 EVR 4215 Marine Pollution 3 EVS 3024C Environmental Instrumentation & 4 Analytical Techniques EVS 3654 Hazardous Waste Management 3 EVS 3662 Principles of Contaminant Assessment 3 EVS 3672 Fundamentals of Bioremediation 3 EVS 4025C Applied Microbial Processes W/Lab 4 Environmental Policy Concentration EVR 4036 Environmental Equity & Justice 3 EVS 4636 Risk Communication 3 POS 4697 Environmental Law 3 Remarks: 56 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

57 FINE ARTS College: Social Science, Arts & Humanities Degree: Bachelor of Art, Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Harris Wiltsher, Facilitator & Associate Professor Address: Foster Tanner Fine Arts Center, Room 100, 1630 Pinder Drive, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major: The Visual Arts curricula are designed to give students a knowledgeable survey of each field and expose future artists and educators to a variety of media and academic courses for the enrichment of their careers in these disciplines. Students in Visual Arts are directed in studio production through courses in design, drawing, printmaking, painting, ceramics and sculpture. A broad foundation of coursework in Art history guides students to understand the production, intellectual and aesthetic choices of artists and their work. Prerequisite Coursework The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. FOR ALL MAJORS: Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. ARTX201* 3 credit hours or ARTXXXX (1) 3 credit hours ARTX202* 3 credit hours or ARTX203 3 credit hours or ARTXXXX (2) 3 credit hours ARTX300* 3 credit hours ARTX301* 3 credit hours or ARTX330 (3) 3 credit hours or ARTX205 (4) 3 credit hours or ARTX310 (5) 3 credit hours or ARTX305 (6) 3 credit hours ARHX050* (7) 3 credit hours ARHX051* (3, 7) 3 credit hours ARTXXXX* 6 credit hours (1) 2D (2) Design II, 3D (3) Figure drawing (4) Color, color composition (5) Intermediate drawing (6) Observational (7) All courses except ARHX050 and ARHX051 require a "C" or higher. All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education courses met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program of Studies at FAMU Core Art Coursework required for both degrees (BA, BS) ART 2754C or Ceramics I or Ceramics II 3 ART 2752C ART 2400C or Relief Printmaking or Silkscreen 3 ART 2430C Printmaking ART 2540C or Watercolor Painting or Acrylic 3 ART 2501 or ART 3563C Painting or Oil Painting ART 3710C or Sculpture I or Sculpture II 3 ART 3711 ART 2330C Life Drawing 3 ARH 3610 or ARH American Art or Modern Art ARH 4614 or ARH African-American Art or African Art Advanced Courses (depending on 9-21 degree placement) ART 4915 Colloquium in Art 3 ART 3948 Practicum in Art Merchandising I 3 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours required 120 credits General Education 30 credits Prerequisite Coursework 24 credits Major Coursework credits (depending on degree placement) Minor Coursework 18 credits Foreign Language 0-12 credits (depending on degree placement *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement 57 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU.

58 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn nine (9) credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Colloquium in Art is offered as needed. 58 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

59 FOOD SCIENCE College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. in Agricultural Science Major: Food Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Neil James Address: 305 South Perry Paige Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major The major in food science is designed to instruct students in the scientific principles that govern techniques and methods used in the preparation, processing, safety, storage, evaluation, and utilization of foods. All students are exposed to an off-campus food experience as part of their training. Graduates of this program are prepared to function in government, academic and corporate sectors of the food industry. Graduates may also seek advanced degrees in the sciences or in professional areas such as law, dentistry and medicine. Employment opportunities are varied and include laboratory-based research and development, technical sales, production, management and instruction and they available throughout the country. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Food Sciences. However, the following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. The following courses must be taken either as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives BSC X010, X010L General Biology I* (4) BSC X011, X011L General Biology II* (4) CHM X045, X045L General Chemistry I* (4) CHM X046, X046L General Chemistry II* (4) MAC X311 Calculus with Analytic (3) Geometry* STA X023 Introduction to Probability & (3) Statistics* CGS X160 (3)* EXO X013 (3)* MAC X105 (3)* SPC X600 (3)* SYG X000 or PSY X012 (3)* *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Computer Literacy: Any Approved Computer Applications Elective Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor the students progress toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that the students have taken toward their degrees. Agricultural Science Requirements required in Food Science Program of Studies at FAMU : 3 hours AGG 2004 Introduction to Agricultural Sciences (1) AGG 2050 Introduction to Biotechnology (2) Minimum Major Food Science Courses required in the Program of Studies at FAMU: 36 hours FOS 2002 Food and Man (3) HUN 2401 Human Nutrition (3) FOS 3042 Introduction to Food Science (3) FOS 3042L Introduction to Food Science Lab (1) FOS 3429 Processing of Plant Foods (3) FOS 4930 Seminar in Food Science (1) FOS 4222C Food Microbiology and Safety (4) FOS 4321C Food Analysis (4) FOS 4425 Food Manufacturing and Storage (3) FOS 4454C Food Fermentation (3) FOS 4311 Food Chemistry (3) FOS 4311L Food Chemistry Lab (1) FOS 4940 Practical Food Experience (4) Note: FOS Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a FOS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the program leader for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Mathematics and Physics Courses required for Food Science Majors (15 hours) MAC 1147 Pre-Calculus (4) MAC 2311 Calculus (4) STA 2023 Introduction to Probability & (3) Statistics I PHY 2053 College Physics (3) PHY 2048L General Physics Lab (1) Chemistry Courses required for Food Science Majors (16 hours) 59 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

60 CHM 1045 General Chemistry 1 (3) CHM 1045L General Chemistry 1 Lab (1) CHM 1046 General Chemistry 2 (3) CHM 1046L General Chemistry 2 Lab (1) CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry (3) CHM 2210L Organic Chemistry Lab (1) BCH 4033 Biochemistry (3) BCH 4033L Biochemistry Lab (1) Biology Courses required for Food Science Majors (8) hours) BSC 1010 General Biology 1 (3) BSC 1010L General biology 1 Lab (1) BSC 1011 General Biology 2 (2) BSC 1011L General biology 2 Lab (2) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 37 Major Coursework 36 Foreign Language 0-8 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond requirement Electives (Free and 120 Restricted) to bring total hours to *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student, who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission, must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 60 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

61 GRAPHIC DESIGN School of Journalism & Graphic Communication Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dean s Office Address: School of Journalism & Graphic Communication, 510 Orr Drive, Tallahassee, FL Telephone: Description of Major The Division of Graphic Communication offers a bachelor of science in graphic design degree. The degree is professionally oriented; and consequently designed to prepare students for positions of responsibility in the graphic design industry. The degree program is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Collegiate Graphic Communication (ACCGC). Its curriculum is compliant with the guidelines identified by the accrediting agency. Prerequisite Coursework The programs recognize the common thread among curricula in graphic communication and accept transfer credits for the following courses: ART 2300 Life Drawing* 3 ART 1201 Intro to Visual Elements* 3 ARH 2000 Art Appreciation* 3 PGY 2101 Basic Photography* 3 GRA 1333 Graphic Communication Materials and Processes* 3 GRA 1111 Basic Design Principles* 3 GRA 2801 Computer Graphics* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives Foreign language requirements All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Concentration requirements Both programs require students to complete a minimum of twelve (12) semester hours in an area of concentration. Admission requirements Students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.0. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Students are required to see an academic adviser before registering for courses. In addition, students are provided a check sheet which identifies the requirements for their respective degrees. Students are expected to follow the programs prerequisites during registration periods. Major Program of Study at FAMU: 60 Credit Hours Core Courses Students must complete 20 hours of core course work to earn a bachelor s degree in graphic communication. These core courses are: JOU 1005 Language Skills for Media Professionals 3 MMC 2000 Intro to Mass Media 3 PGY 2101 Photo Foundations 3 GRA 1111 Basic Design Principles 3 GRA 1430 Basic Computer Operations 3 MMC 4200 Communication Law 3 MMC 4203 Media Ethics 2 Major Courses In addition to these 20 semester hours in the core, students are required to complete 31 additional hours in graphic design. GRA 3215: Image Acquisition for Publishing 3 GRA 2508: Color and Color Theory 3 GRA 2319: Press and Bindery Process 3 GRA 1206: Typography 3 GRA 3521: The Development Process 3 GRA 4531: Advanced Typography 3 GRA 2000: Brand Identity System 3 GRA 3000: Communication and usability 3 GRA 3001: Time Based Design 3 GRA 3940: Internship (Optional, V1-6 GRA 3935: Graphic Communication Seminar 2 GRA 4941: Design Practicum I 3 GRA 4942: Design Practicum II 3 GRA/PGY: Secondary Emphasis 9 GRA Free 3 GRA 4xxx: Graphic Design Industry Practicum I 1 GRA 4xxx: Graphic Design Practicum II 1 Degree requirements Students are required to complete 120 semester credit hours to earn a degree in graphic design. Degree Program Requirements Summary General Education 36 Major Coursework 51 Concentration 18 Cognate Requirements 9 Electives 6 Total Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

62 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student, who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission, must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 62 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

63 HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT Program Accreditation The baccalaureate HCM program has had full certified membership with the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA) since AUPHA is the certifying agency for baccalaureate degree programs in health care management/health administration. School: Allied Health Sciences Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Marisa Lewis Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 314 Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major Healthcare is the largest industry in the U.S. and the second largest employer with over 10 million jobs. Health care management is a profession that utilizes administrative and managerial principles and concepts to direct the allocation of resources and delivery of services in health care organizations. The program seeks to provide a comprehensive education in health management designed to prepare students for challenging and rewarding careers in entry level positions in health service organizations. Graduates find exciting careers in medical group practices, consulting firms, pharmaceutical companies, long-term care facilities, health insurance companies, home health agencies, federal and state agencies, hospitals, and managed care organizations. Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for Healthcare Management. These courses must be successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) regardless of degree status at the time of admission. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements or as general electives. ACG 2021 Financial Accounting Principles* OR (3) ACG 2022 Financial Accounting ACG 2071 Managerial Accounting Principles* OR (3) ACG 3301 Managerial Accounting CGS 1061 Introduction to Microcomputers* OR (3) CGS 2571 Overview of Microcomputer Applications OR MAN 2812 Introduction to Business Systems ECO 2013 Principles of Economics* (3) STA 2023 Intro. to Probability and Statistics* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at Professional Credentials The Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum. Currently there is no certification examination for this discipline. 63 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Health Care Management include: 1. Acceptance into the University. 2. Completion of an application for admission to Division of Health Care Management. 3. Minimum overall GPA of 2.0 in all pre-professional course work. 4. Submission of two letters of recommendation. 5. Submission of an autobiographical essay of at least 300 words indicating reasons for desiring to enter the major. Admission is by selection and is based on evaluation of overall GPA, grade trend, letters of recommendation, leadership activities, and the admission to the University. Student Academic Advisement Module Through academic advisement, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The degree audit consists of major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major on this web site. Major Program of Study at FAMU 60 credit hrs. HSA 3170 Financial Management in Health Care 3 HSA 3110 Organization and Administration of 3 Health Care Facilities HSC 3531 Medical Terminology 3 HSA 3225 Introduction to Long-Term Care 3 MAN3025 Principles of Management 3 HSC 3930 Professional Development I 1 HSA 3140 Health Care Strategic Planning 3 HSA 3180 Health Care Management Theory and 3 Practice HSC 3640 Health Law 3 HSC 3931 Professional Development II OR 3 MAN 4301 Personnel Management OR ECP 4222 Human Resource Management 3 MAR3023 MAN 4240 Priniciples of Marketing Organizational Behavior 3 3 HSA 4850 Health Care Management Practicum 5 HSA 3430 Health Economics 3 HSA 4700 Health Care Research 3

64 HSA 4383 Quality Improvement in Health 3 Services Organizations HSC 4930 Professional Development III 3 HSA4191 Management of Info Systems in Health 3 Care HSA 4150 Health Policy and Politics 3 HSC 4202 Public and Community Health 3 HSC 4931 Professional Development IV 1 HSC 4634 Critical Health Issues 3 HSA4922 Health Management Capstone 3 Healthcare Management Course Pre-requisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a HCM course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the division chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 53 Prerequisite Coursework 9 Major Coursework 67 Foreign Language 8 Computer Skills 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. All 3000 and 4000 HCM required courses are offered annually. 64 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

65 HEALTH INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT School: Allied Health Sciences Degree: B. S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Marjorie McNeill Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 324 Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) regardless of degree status at the time of admission. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements or as general electives. BSC 2093 Anatomy & Physiology I (with lab)* (4) BSC 2094 Anatomy & Physiology II (with lab)* (4) ACG 2021 Financial Accounting Principles* (3) ACG 2071 Managerial Accounting Principles* (3) CGS 2060 Computer Literacy* OR (3) MAN 2543 Introduction to Business Systems STA 2023 Introduction to Probability & Statistics* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at Professional Credentials A Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum. A graduate is eligible to take the national certification examination to become a Registered Health Information Administrator(RHIA). Description of Major The Division of Health Informatics and Information Management (HIIM) offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Informatics and Information Management. The health informatics and information management curriculum is made up of two parts: the pre-professional curriculum and the professional curriculum. In the pre-professional program, the student completes two years of basic science and general education courses. Then, the student completes two years of intensive coursework in health informatics and information management. This experience includes, but is not limited to, laboratory and supervised clinical experiences at area health care facilities. This major is also designed for students who plan to seek advanced degrees in a related discipline. Health Informatics and Information Management is an allied health professional program that focuses on the integration of information technology and management for all types of health care facilities, organizations, and agencies. The health information manager combines knowledge of health care, health records, information management and administration to provide services, which meet the medical administrative, legal, ethical, regulatory and institutional requirements of the health care delivery system being served. HIIM is the link to clinicians, technology designers, and information technology and is the value-adding bridge between patients health information and payers, government, and regulating agencies. HIIM practitioners demonstrate leadership and management of health information in all formats (paper, scanned, or computerized forms), and are a critical component of the electronic health record (EHR) workforce. Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for Health Informatics and Information Management. These courses must be 65 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Program Accreditation The baccalaureate HIIM program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Health Informatics and Information Management include: 1. Acceptance into the University. 2. Completion of an application for admission to Division of Health Informatics and Information Management. 3. Minimum overall GPA of 2.0 and a grade of C in the following designated pre-professional courses: BSC 2093 with lab, BSC 2094 with lab, CGS 2060C, ACG 2021, ACG 2071, STA Submission of an autobiographical essay of at least 300 words indicating reasons for desiring to enter the health informatics and information management profession. 5. Current resume. 6. The Admissions Committee may interview applicants. Student Academic Advisement Module Through academic advisement, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The degree audit consists of major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major on this web site.

66 60 Major Program of Study at FAMU credit hrs. COP 3710 Database Management Systems 3 HIM 3006 **Foundations in Health 3 Information Management HIM 3437 Fundamentals of Medical Science I 3 HIM 3930 **Professional Development I 1 HIM 3016 **Legal Aspects of Health 3 Information HIM 3116 **Quality Management in Health 3 Services HIM 3438 Fundamentals of Medical Science II 3 Major Coursework 60 Foreign Language 8 Computer Skills 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. All 3000 and 4000 HIIM required courses may only be offered annually. HIM 3806 **Clinical Education I 1 HIM 4226 **Medical Classification Systems I 3 HIM 4286 **Medical Classification Systems II 3 HIM 4306 **Org & Mgmt, Health Information 3 Department I HIM 4816 **Clinical Education II 1 HIM 4465 **Healthcare Informatics 3 HIM 3626 Health Statistics & Research 3 HIM 4344 **Org & Mgmt, Health Information 3 Department II HIM 4656 **Health Information Systems 3 HIM 4932 **Seminar, Health Information 1 Management HIM 4933 **Professional Development II 1 HIM 4838 Management Affiliation 3 HIM/HSC/HSA Approved Elective (Upper Division) 2 HSA 3110 Organization & Administration of 3 Health Care Facilities HSA 3170 HSA Health Care Finance OR Health Care Economics HSC 3531 Medical Terminology 3 MAN 4544 Systems Theory & Design OR 3 CIS 3040 Information Systems in Organizations **This course is offered annually. Health Informatics and Information Management Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a HIM course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the division director for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 34 Prerequisite Coursework Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

67 HEALTH SCIENCES with Concentration in CARDIOPULMONARY THERAPY School: Allied Health Sciences Degree: B.S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Mary Simmons Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 306, Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major Cardiopulmonary Science (CPS), also known as respiratory therapy, is an allied health profession that provides for the diagnosis, treatment, management, preventive care, and rehabilitation of patients with cardiopulmonary abnormalities. Working with physicians and other health professional respiratory therapists assess the health status of clients; manage complex diagnostic and life support systems; operate and maintain sophisticated monitoring devices; and routinely administer medications, as well as perform other procedures. Florida A&M University changed the program name from respiratory therapy to cardiopulmonary science in Prerequisite Coursework The following courses or acceptable equivalent courses must be completed prior to entering the division as a major in Cardiopulmonary Science. Common prerequisite courses are denoted by an asterisk (*). BSC 1010* General Biology I w/lab 4 BSC 2093* Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 CHM 1030 Into to Chemistry for Health Science 4 w/ lab -or- CHM 1045 General Chemistry I w/lab 4 CHM 1031 Chemistry for Health Science 4 w/ lab -or- CHM 1046 General Chemistry II 4 BSC 2093* Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 BSC 2094* Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab 4 MCB 3005 Microbiology w/ Lab 4 PHY 2053 College Physics I w/ Lab 4 PHY 2054 College Physics II w/ Lab 4 MAC 1114 Algebraic & Trig Functions 3 SPC 2608* Foundations of Speech 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at Professional Credentials A Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum.. Program Accreditation The CPS Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC). Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Cardiopulmonary, Health Science/Cardiopulmonary concentration includes: 1. Acceptance into the University. 2. Minimum overall GPA of 2.5 or better in all pre-professional course work. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Study at FAMU 56 Credit hrs RET 3493 Health Assess & Intervention w/ 4 lab RET 3495 Integration of Structure & Function of Human Systems RET 4354 Medical Therapeutic Agents 4 RET 3884 Clinical Process & Intervention I 4 RET 3034 Cardiopulmonary Assessment w/ lab 4 67 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

68 HSA 3110 Organization & Admin. of Health Fac. RET 4294 Cardiopulmonary Pathology A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. All 3000 and 4000 HS/Cardiopulmonary Science required courses may not be offered annually. RET 3268 Critical Health Assess. & Interv w/ lab RET 3885 Clinical Process & Clinical Interv II RET 4930 Professional Sem. in Cardiopulmonary RET 4886 Clinical Process/ Diag/ Interventions III RET 4618 Advanced Seminar in Respiratory Care RET 4717 Pediatric and Neonatal Resp. Care w/ lab RET 4616 RET 4887 Advanced Seminar in Cardiopulmonary Clinical Process & Interventions IV RET 3418 Diagnostics & Nontraditional Health Care Delivery w/lab 4 HS/Cardiopulmonary Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a Health Science Cardiopulmonary course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees, and thecourse being counted toward the Excess Credit hour surcharge. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 127 General Ed Electives (included) Prerequisite Coursework 71 Major Coursework 56 Skills 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 credit hours must be taken at FAMU. 68 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

69 HEALTH SCIENCE with Concentration in Pre-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY School : Allied Health Sciences Degree: B.S. Limited Access: No Contact: Professor Debora Oliveira Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 311, Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major The Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science with a Concentration in Pre-Occupational Therapy located in the Division of Occupational Therapy is an undergraduate program designed to prepare students to obtain the requirements needed to be eligible to apply for the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy. This is a five and one half year (3+2.5) program designed to include the credits earned with the Bachelor of Science in Health Science with a concentration in Occupation and Wellness degree (120 credits). The student majoring in Health Science, Occupation and Wellness but not pursuing the graduate degree in occupational therapy will have a general degree that may permit the graduate to work in a health care or health related setting. Students completing the Health Science, Occupation and Wellness curriculum may also receive a certificate in Rehabilitation Services Management. Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for Health Science/Occupation and Wellness Concentration. These courses must be successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) regardless of degree status at the time of admission. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements or as general electives. DEP 2004 Human Growth and Development* 4 PSY 2012 Introduction to Psychology* 3 BSC 1010 General Biology I w/lab* 4 BSC 2093 Anatomy & Physiology I w/lab* 4 BSC 2094 Anatomy & Physiology II w/lab* 4 CHM 1020 Fundamental of Chemistry* OR 3 Any Higher Level Chemistry Course PHY 2053 College Physics I* 3 PHY 2053L Elements of Physics I Lab* 1 STA 2023 Introduction to Probability & Statistics* 3 CGS 2060 Computer Literacy* 3 MAC X105* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at6www.flvc.org. Professional Credentials A Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum. Currently, there is no certification examination for this discipline. Program Accreditation The baccalaureate HS/Pre-Occupational Therapy concentration program is not accredited. Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Occupational Therapy, Health Science/Pre-Occupational Therapy concentration includes acceptance into the University Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major on this web site. 56 Major Program of Study at FAMU Credit Hrs. CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology 3 HSA 3110 Organization & Administration of Health 3 Care Facilities HSA 4700 Health Care Research 3 HSC 3531 Medical Terminology 3 HSC 3640 Health Law 3 HSC 4634 Critical Health Issues 3 HIM 3437 Fundamentals of Medical Science I 3 HIM 3438 Fundamentals of Medical Science II 3 HSC 4202 **Public and Comm Health 3 SYP 4730 **Aging in America 3 HSC 3710 **Health Promotion 3 ANT 3711 **Cross Cultural Conflict Resolution 3 SOW 3104 **Human Behavior Across the Life Cycle 3 RCS 3030 Introduction to Vocational Rehabilitation 3 RCS 3700 Disability and Society 3 RCS 4060 Psychological Aspects of Disability 3 RCS 4200 Introduction to Vocational Evaluation 3 RCS 4610 Supervision & Coordination of Vocational 3 Rehabilitation SYO 3400 Medical Sociology 3 69 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

70 OT/HS-Occupation and Wellness Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a Health Science Occupation and Wellness course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the division chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 24 Prerequisite Coursework 31 Major Coursework 56 Foreign Language 8 Computer Literacy 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 credit hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. **NOTE: Any SYO, ANT, PSY, SOP, SYG, SYP, SOW, EDF, HSC course 3000 level or higher may be substituted for the senior level courses with a prefix of SYO, SOP, ANT, PSY, SOW, or EDF. 70 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

71 HEALTH SCIENCES with Concentration in PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY School: Allied Health Sciences Degree: B.S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Dawn Brown-Cross Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 316, Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major The School of Allied Health Sciences offers a course of study that leads to the degree Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences: Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration. The Health Science curriculum is designed to produce graduates capable of demonstrating those characteristics identified as desirable by employers of tomorrow s health care professionals. The student majoring in Health Sciences graduates with with general health-related knowledge to be used as the basis for work in a health-care setting. The Health Sciences degree also provides the basis for students to pursue graduate education in Physical Therapy or other health care and science-oriented arenas. Additionally, students who already have an Associate of Arts (AA) degree who wish to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree and return to work in a related health arena would benefit from the Health Sciences degree. Currently, the Health Sciences major includes all of the courses required for entry into the physical therapy graduate program. Therefore, it is recommended that students interested in majoring in physical therapy should major in Health Sciences at the undergraduate level. Students who wish to apply to the physical therapy graduate program will major in Health Sciences Pre- Physical Therapy concentration (see below). Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for Health Science/Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration. These courses must be successfully completed (with a grade of C or higher) regardless of degree status at the time of admission. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements or as general electives. BSC 1010 General Biology I w/lab 4 BSC 1011 General Biology II w/lab 4 BSC 2093 Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 BSC 2094 Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab 4 CHM 1045 General Chemistry I w/lab 4 CHM 1046 General Chemistry II w/lab 4 DEP 2004 Human Development 3 PHY 2053 College Physics I 3 PHY 2054L College Physics I Lab 1 PHY 2054 College Physics II 3 PHY 2054L College Physics II Lab 1 PSY 2012 Introduction to Psychology 3 STA 2023 Intro. to Probability & Statistics 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at Professional Credentials A Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum. Currently, there is no certification examination for this discipline. Program Accreditation The baccalaureate HS/Pre-Physical Therapy concentration program is not accredited. Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Physical Therapy, Health Science/Pre-Physical Therapy concentration includes: 3. Acceptance into the University. 4. Minimum overall GPA of 2.5 or better in all pre-professional course work. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at 51 Major Program of Study at FAMU Credit hrs HSA 3110 **Organization & Administration, 3 Health Care Facilities HSC 3531 Medical Terminology 3 HSC 4634 Critical Health Issues 3 HSC 3640 Health Law 3 HIM 3437 Fundamental Medical Science I 3 HIM 3438 Fundamental Medical Science II 3 HSA 4700 Health Care Research 3 71 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

72 RCS 3030 Introduction to Vocational Rehabilitation 3 RCS 3700 Disability and Society 3 RCS 4060 Psychological Aspects of Disability 3 RCS 4200 Introduction to Vocational Evaluation 3 RCS 4610 Supervision & Coordination in 3 Vocational Rehabilitation SYO 3400 Medical Sociology 3 SYP 4730 Aging in America 3 MAN 3025 Principles of Management 3 CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology 3 PHT 4028 Professional Development 3 ** Required prerequisite for HSA 4700 Health Care Research BSC 2093 is a required prerequisite for HIM 3437 Fundamental Medical Science I BSC 2903 & 2094 are required pre-requisites for HIM 3438 HS/Pre-Physical Therapy Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a Health Science Pre-Physical Therapy course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Ed Elective Prerequisite Coursework 55 Major Coursework 51 Foreign Language 8 Computer Literacy 3nguage Skills 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 5. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 6. The final 30 credit hours must be taken at FAMU. 7. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 8. All 3000 and 4000 HS/Pre-Physical Therapy required courses may not be offered annually. 72 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

73 HEALTH SCIENCES with Concentration in CARDIO-PULMONARY THERAPY School: Allied Health Sciences Degree: B.S. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Mary Simmons Address: 334 Palmer Ave., Room 306, Lewis-Beck Allied Health Building, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major Cardiopulmonary Science (CPS), also known as respiratory therapy, is an allied health profession that provides for the diagnosis, treatment, management, preventive care, and rehabilitation of patients with cardiopulmonary abnormalities. Working with physicians and other health professionals respiratory therapists assess the health status of clients; manage complex diagnostic and life support systems; operate and maintain sophisticated monitoring devices; and routinely administer medications, as well as perform other procedures. Florida A&M University changed the program name from respiratory therapy to cardiopulmonary science in Prerequisite Coursework The following courses or acceptable equivalent courses must be completed prior to entering the division as a major in Cardiopulmonary Science. Common prerequisite courses are denoted by an asterisk (*). BSC 1010* General Biology I w/lab 4 BSC 2093* Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 CHM 1030 Into to Chemistry for Health Science 4 w/ lab -or- CHM 1045 General Chemistry I w/lab 4 CHM 1031 Chemistry for Health Science 4 w/ lab -or- CHM 1046 General Chemistry II 4 BSC 2093* Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 BSC 2094* Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab 4 MCB 3005 Microbiology w/ Lab 4 PHY 2053 College Physics I w/ Lab 4 PHY 2054 College Physics II w/ Lab 4 MAC 1114 Algebraic & Trig Functions 3 73 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual SPC 2608* Foundations of Speech 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found athttp:// Professional Credentials A Bachelor of Science degree is awarded upon completion of the curriculum.. Program Accreditation The CPS Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC). Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Criteria for admission to the Division of Cardiopulmonary, Health Science/Cardiopulmonary concentration includes: 5. Acceptance into the University. 6. Minimum overall GPA of 2.5 or better in all pre-professional course work. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at 51 Major Program of Study at FAMU Credit hrs RET 3493 Health Assess & Intervention w/ lab 4 RET 3495 Integration of Structure & Function of 4 Human Systems RET 4354 Medical Therapeutic Agents 4 RET 3384 Clinical Process & Intervention I 4 RET 3034 Cardiopulmonary Assessment w/ lab 4 HSA 3110 Organization & Admin. of Health Fac. 3 RET 4294 Cardiopulmonary Pathology 2 RET 3268 Critical Health Assess. & Interv w/ lab 4 RET 3885 Clinical Process & Clinical Interv II 4 RET 4930 Professional Sem. in Cardiopulmonary 1 RET 4886 Clinical Process/ Diag/ Interventions III 4 RET 4618 Advanced Seminar in Respiratory Care 3 RET 4717 Pediatric and Neonatal Resp. Care w/ lab 5

74 RET 4616 Advanced Seminar in Cardiopulmonary 2 RET 4887 Clinical Process & Interventions IV 4 ** Required prerequisite for HSA 4700 Health Care Research BSC 2093 is a required prerequisite for HIM 3437 Fundamental Medical Science I BSC 2903 & 2094 are required pre-requisites for HIM 3438 HS/Cardiopulmonary Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a Health Science Cardiopulmonary course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees, and these course being counted toward the Excess Credit hour surcharge. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 127 General Ed Electives (included) Prerequisite Coursework 71 Major Coursework 56 Skills 3 Electives Varies (depending on the hours needed to meet total hours of 120) Remarks: 9. Sixty (60) credit hours must be earned at a senior institution. 10. The final 30 credit hours must be taken at FAMU. 11. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 12. All 3000 and 4000 HS/Cardiopulmonary Science required courses may not be offered annually. 74 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

75 HISTORY College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B. S. and B. A. Limited Access: No Contact(s): Dr. David Jackson, Jr., Chair ; Ms. Evelyn Jackson, Office Manager Address: 462 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected]; [email protected] Description of Major The Department of History, Political Science, Geography, and African American Studies is organized to encourage interdisciplinary instructional delivery, curriculum planning, and evaluation. The primary objective of the department is to provide all students and faculty with the opportunity and the supportive environment for excellence in study, learning, teaching, research, and service. Focusing on significant social, historical, political, geographical, and economic issues and problems, students utilize the best available theoretical framework and empirical research in acquiring functional knowledge for understanding problems of the human condition. The program in History is committed to the development of a versatile course of study designed to prepare students for careers in history, as well as to provide pre-professional training for a variety of other fields. The department offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in History. Prerequisite Coursework: The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements: AMH 2010: U.S to 1865* (3) and AMH 2020: U.S. History 1865 to the Present* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual will be accepted. This Manual can be found at Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives visit flvc.org Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation from the University. Minor Requirements for graduation in History Students majoring in History are required to complete a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The degree audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Major Program of Study at FAMU (33 Credit Hours) AMH 2091 African American History 3 WOH 1022 World History 1500-Pres 3 HIS 3104 Nature of History 3 HIS 3150 History Historiography 3 AFH 4100 History of Africa, I 3 AFH 4200 or History of Africa, II 3 LAH 4130 Latin America AMH 3571 or African Am. History AMH 4420 History of Florida 3 AMH th Century US History 3 EUH Elective 3 History Elective 3 Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a History course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) As noted above, the Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement Bachelor of Science CGS 2060c Computer Literacy I POS 1921 Intro Prof. Dev. (1) HIS 1921 Intro. Prof. Dev. (3) GEA 2000 World Geography (3) GEO 3421 Cultural Geography (3) 75 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

76 AFA 4936 Sr. Seminar in Afr. Studies (3) ECO 2013 Prin. Economics I ECO 2023 Prin. Economics II (3) LIT 2110 Literature ENC 2300 or ENC 3320 (3) PHI Elective Bachelor of Arts CGS 2060c Computer Literacy I POS 1921 Intro to Prof. Dev. (1) HIS 1921 Intro to Prof. Dev. (3) GEA 2000 World Geography GEO 3421 Cultural Geography AFA 4936 Sr. Seminar in Afr. Studies PHI Elective & FRE 1100 Elementary French I FRE 1101 Elementary French II FRE 2200 Intermediate French Or SPN 1100 Elementary Spanish I SPN 1101 Elementary Spanish II SPN 2200 Intermediate Spanish I Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 Credit Hours General Education 38 Credit Hours Other Discipline Requirements 31 Credit Hours Major Coursework 33 Credit Hours Minor Coursework 18 Credit Hours Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in English, math, and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 76 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

77 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Major: Industrial Engineering College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. John Taylor Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Industrial Engineering major, students must complete the following requirement: Description of Major: Industrial Engineering draws upon specialized knowledge and skills in mathematical, physical and social sciences, together with the principles and methods of engineering design and analysis, to design, operate, predict, and evaluate industrial systems. The usual objective is to obtain an optimal production system, process or procedure. The BSIE curriculum includes engineering design for the optimization of industrial systems, specification of manufacturing systems, and scientific management of activities and processes. Specialized training is available in the use of modern engineering tools and techniques such as computer based modeling, manufacturing, product-process-system design, and applied probability and statistics. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites, but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282 * 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. 77 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual A grade of C or better, from any institution attended, in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab. Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information. Major Program of Studies: Basic science and math (33 hours) *MAC 2311, 2312, 2313 (4, 4, 5) Calculus I, II III MAS 3105 (3) Linear Algebra *MAP 2302 (3) Differential Equations *PHY 2048C, 2049C (5, 5) Gen. Physics I and II with Labs *CHM 1045, 1045L (3,1) General Chemistry I with Lab * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Core and general engineering (17-18 hours) EGN1004L First Year Engineering Lab (not required (1) of transfers with AA degree or higher) EGN 2123 Graphics for Engineers (2) EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4) EML 3100 Thermodynamics (2) CGS 3406 Programming in C++ (3) EEL 3003, Introduction to Electrical Engineering w/ (3, 1) 3003L Lab EGN 3613 Principles of Engineering Economy (2)

78 Industrial engineering requirements (50 hours) EGN 3443 Statistical Topics in Industrial (3) Engineering EIN 3390C Manufacturing Processes and Materials (5) Engineering with Lab EIN 3104 Introduction to Engineering Management (3) EIN 4243 Human Factors, Work Measurement, and (3) Methods Engineering EIN 4312C Tool and Process Engineering (3) EIN 4333 Design of Integrated Production Systems (3) and Facilities Layout EIN 4621 Manufacturing Systems Engineering (3) EIN 4890 Industrial Engineering Senior Design (3) Project I EIN 4892 Industrial Engineering Senior Design (3) Project II ESI 3312C Operations Research I (3) ESI 4234 Quality Control and Reliability (3) Engineering ESI 4313 Operations Research II (3) ESI 4523 Simulation of Industrial Engineering (3) Systems ESI 3628 Computing Topics in IE (3) Technical Elective (6) IE Elective (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 27 Required Major Coursework 53 Technical Eng Electives 6 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver 78 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

79 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Deidre Evans; Ms. Julia Jones Address: 308 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A; 211C Benjamin Banneker Technical Building A Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected]; [email protected] Description of Major The Department of Computer and Information Sciences offers three Bachelor of Science degrees (Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Information Technology). The description here applies to the Information Technology major. The bachelor degree programs are project oriented. Students are required to carry out all phases of the software lifecycle, including systems analysis, design and development. Graduates earning the Bachelor of Science degree will be equipped to make immediate contributions as professional programmers and systems analysts. Students are encouraged to participate in internships and cooperative education experiences. Finally, students may select elective courses which, in conjunction with required courses, prepare them for graduate study in IT related fields. The general goals of the undergraduate IT program are to prepare students to meet the computer technology needs of business, government, healthcare, schools, and other kinds of organizations. IT graduates will possess the skills and knowledge to assume appropriate entry-level professional positions, and to grow into leadership positions or pursue research or graduate studies in the field. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives PSY XXXX Any Psychology course* (3) STA X023 Probability and Statistics* OR STAX122 (3) ECO X013 Principles of Economics I* (3) CGS XXXX Any Database course* (3) COP XXXX Any Object-Oriented Computer (3) COP XXXX Any Programming Course* (3) MAC XXXX Pre-Calculus Course or Discrete Mathematics* (3) PHI XXXX Any general Ethics course* (3) Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at our.famu.edu/. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 59 hours Core CIS Courses required for Information Technology majors (11 hours) CIS 1920 Professional Development I (2) COP 3710 Database Management Systems (3) COP3828 Web Programming and Design (3) CNT 4504 Data Communications & Organizational Networks (3) COT 2104 Mathematics for Computing (3) CIS Courses required for Information Technology majors (30 hours) CIS 4920 Professional Development (3) COP 3366 Introduction to C# Programming (3) CNT 2000 Computer Systems and Network Fundamentals (3) CIS 4360 Introduction to Computer Security (3) CNT 4603 Computer & Network Admin (3) CIS 4517 Needs Assessment and CEN 4721 Technology Transfer (3) Concepts and Principles of Human Computer Interaction (3) CIS 4945 IT Capstone Project (3) 3 hours of CIS major electives numbered above 3000 and non- CGS prefix Two concentrations required for Information Technology majors only (18 hours) One concentration must be within CIS Department. CIS Concentrations: Information Assurance and Security (IAS), Data Mining (DM), Scientific Computing (SC), and Web Design (WD) Interdisciplinary Concentration: Health Information Technology (HIT) Note: CIS Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a CIS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may 79 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

80 contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. COP 3366 (3) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 24* Major Coursework 59 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Additional interdisciplinary concentrations are forthcoming. 80 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

81 JOURNALISM School of Journalism & Graphic Communication Degree: B.S. Limited Access: Yes Contact: Valarie White Address: School of Journalism & Graphic Communication; 510 Orr Drive, Tallahassee, FL Telephone: ; Description of Major The Division of Journalism offers a bachelor of science in journalism. The program is designed to prepare students for positions of responsibility in print and broadcast journalism. Prerequisite Coursework It requires emphasis that the journalism is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC). Its curriculum is modeled after the accrediting agency s guidelines. Consequently, the program requires 80 semester hours of course work outside the major sixty (60) of these hours are required to be liberal arts courses, which include subject areas such as political science, history, literature and economics. The programs, while compliant with the accrediting agency s guidelines, allow flexibility in the selection of these courses. For example, the program requires six semester hours in political science; however, it will accept a wide range of political science courses and not necessarily specific political science courses. Also in keeping with ACEJMC guidelines, the program limits the transfer of credit hours in the major to 12 credit hours. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. The common prerequisites are: SPC 2600 Public Speaking* 3 AMH 2010 U.S. History I* 3 AMH 2020 U.S. History II* 3 POS 2041 American National Government* 3 POS 2112 State and Local Government* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. All students are required to complete a minimum of twelve (12) semester hours in an area outside the major to complete their course work in the major. Admission Requirements to Major Programs Students must have a minimum of 2.5 grade average including at least a grade of B and C in freshman communication I and II. Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees All students are required to participate in academic advisement before registering. Students are given academic check sheets that identify the degree requirements. Students are expected to follow the programs prerequisites when registering for classes. Major Program of Study at FAMU Degree requirements Students must complete the following core courses to earn a bachelor s degree in journalism. These core courses are: JOU 1005 Language Skills for Media Professionals 3 MMC 2000 Intro to Mass Media 3 MMC 4200 Communication Law 3 MMC 4203 Media Ethics 2 PGY 2101 Photo Foundations 3 GRA 1111 Basic Design Principles 3 GRA 1430 Basic Computer Operations 3 In addition to these core courses, students must complete another 18 semester hours in journalism. Contact an academic advisor for the various tracks in journalism. A minimum of 125 semester credit hours are required to earn a bachelor of science in journalism degree. Degree Program Requirements Summary General Education 36 Liberal arts requirements 33 Major courses 38 Concentration 12 Electives 6 TOTAL 125 Concentration Requirement 81 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

82 MATHEMATICS College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Pierre Ngnepieba; Ms. Bessie Jones Address: 314 Jackson Davis Hall, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Mathematics offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. Students completing this program will be prepared for employment in the government sector, private sector, or graduate study in mathematics. Students interested in employment immediately upon graduation should select the mathematical sciences track. This option gives the student the opportunity to apply various mathematical principles to specific areas such as economics, the sciences, finance, accounting, etc. emphasizing a student s interest. The traditional track gives students a solid mathematical foundation and prepares them for graduate study in mathematics or applied mathematics. The actuarial sciences track prepares students for entry into the field of actuarial sciences with the completion of at least Exam P/1 by graduation. A grade of C or better is required in each course in mathematics taken for credit for a major or a minor in mathematics. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. COP XXXX Programming Languages* (3) MAC X311 Calculus I* (4) MAC X312 Calculus II* (4) MAC X313 Calculus III* (5) MAP X302 Differential Equations* (3) PHY X048/X048L General Physics I* (5) OR CHM X045/X045L General Chemistry I* (4) OR BSC X010/X010L General Biology I* (4) OR GLY XXXX/XXXL Geology* (4) *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutions indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Requirements for a Minor in Mathematics: To Minor in Mathematics, students must complete MAP 2302, MAS 3105, MAA 4211, and 9 additional credits in mathematics courses at the 3000 level or above approved by the department with a grade of C or better. Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Studies at FAMU (actuarial sciences track): 69 hours Core Mathematics Courses required for the actuarial sciences track (15 hours) MAS 3105 Linear Algebra (3) STA 2023 Probability and Statistics (3) STA 3034 Mathematical Statistics (3) MAA 4211 Advanced Calculus I (3) MAT 4906 Pro-Seminar (3) Mathematics Courses required for the actuarial sciences track (24 hours) MAD 3401 Numerical Analysis (3) MAP 4103 Mathematical Modeling (3) 18 hours of actuarial sciences track electives Courses required for the actuarial sciences track (27 hours) SPC 2608 Public Speaking (3) MAN 2812 Intro to Business Systems (3) ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I (3) ECO 2023 Principles of Economics II (3) ACG 2021 Financial Accounting (3) ACG 2301 Managerial Accounting (3) FIN 3403 Corporate Finance (3) MAR 2023 Principles of Marketing (3) GEB 1091 Professional Development (3) OR ECO 3921 Professional Development (3) Computer Science Courses required for the actuarial sciences track (3 hours) COT 3100 Discrete Mathematics (3) Major Program of Studies at FAMU (traditional track): 42 hours Core Mathematics Courses required for the traditional track (18 hours) 82 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

83 MAS 3105 Linear Algebra (3) STA 3034 Mathematical Statistics (3) MHF 4202 Foundations of Mathematics (3) MAA 4211 Advanced Calculus I (3) MAS 4301 Abstract Algebra (3) MAT 4937 Senior Seminar (3) Mathematics Courses required for the traditional tract (18 hours) MAD 3401 Numerical Analysis (3) MAA 3402 Complex Variables (3) MAA 4212 Advanced Calculus II (3) MTG 4302 Elementary Topology (3) 6 hours of mathematics traditional track electives Computer Science Courses required for the traditional track (3 hours) COP 2221 C Programming (3) Additional courses required for the traditional track (3 hours) SPC 2608 Public Speaking (3) Major Program of Studies at FAMU (mathematical sciences): 30 hours Core Mathematics Courses required for the mathematical sciences track (18 hours) MAS 3105 Linear Algebra (3) STA 3034 Mathematical Statistics (3) MHF 4202 Foundations of Mathematics (3) MAA 4211 Advanced Calculus I (3) MAS 4301 Abstract Algebra (3) MAT 4937 Senior Seminar (3) Mathematics Courses required for the mathematical sciences track (9 hours) MAD 3401 Numerical Analysis (3) MAA 3402 Complex Variables (3) Additional courses required for the mathematical sciences track (3 hours) SPC 2608 Public Speaking (3) Note: a one year science sequence must be completed for the mathematical sciences and traditional tracks. Mathematics Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a mathematics course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements (actuarial sciences) Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36** Major Coursework 69 General Electives 13 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 **Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Minimum Program Requirements (mathematical sciences) Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36** Major Coursework 30 General Electives 45 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 **Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Minimum Program Requirements (traditional) Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36** Major Coursework 42 General Electives 51 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 120 **Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. 83 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

84 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access: Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Renee Wallace Dr. Endya Stewart, Program Coordinator Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C, Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major Description of Major The Department of Secondary Education, Technology Education and Foundations offers the following state-approved teacher education programs at the secondary level: biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences (history and political science) and technology education. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives: EDF 1005 Intro to Education* (3) EDF 2085 Intro to Diversity for (3) Educators/Field Exp* EME X040 Education Technology* (3) MAC 2311 Calculus I* (3 ) MAC 2312 Calculus II* (4) MAC 2313 Calculus III* (3 ) *This is a state required common course prerequisite which requires clinical field experience. Note: State-wide required common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study (Education) Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check, document health insturance coverage, personal liability insurance, and a preadmission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 60 hours Core Mathematics Courses required for the mathematics education (18 hours) MAD 2120 Finite Mathematics (3) MAP MAP 4103 Mathematical Models (3) (3) Differential Equations or (3) STA 2023 Probability and Statistics (3) MAS 3105 Linear Algebra (3) MHF 4202 Foundations of Mathematics (3) MAS 4301 Abstract Algebra (3) Mathematics Courses required for mathematics education tract (13 hours) MAE 1920 Professional Development I (1) MAE 2920 Professional Development II (1) MAE 3920 Professional Development III (3 ) MAE 4360 Teaching Mathematics in Middle (4) and Secondary Schools MTG 4212 Modern Pure Geometry (3) MAS 4203 Number Theory (3) Education Courses required for the mathematics education (40 hours) 84 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

85 EDG 1072 College Success and Beyond (3) EME 2040 Introduction to Educational Technology (3) DEP 2004 Human Growth and Development (3) EDG 3004 Overview and Orie (3) GLY 2001 Introduction to Earth Space & Science (3) ESE 3341 Theory and Practice of Teaching in (3) Secondary Schools EDF 3430 Measure and Evaluation of Educational (3) Growth RED 3333 Teaching Reading in Secondary Schools (3) TSL 4324 Instructional Survey for Teaching ESOL (3) ESE 4930 Seminar in Special Topics (3) ESE 4943 Student Teaching in Secondary Schools (6-12 ) Course required for the mathematics education tract (9 hours) SPC 2600 Public Speaking (3) Fine Arts Elective (3) Note: Mathematics Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a mathematics course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 0 hours beyond major. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 22* Major Coursework 60 Minor Coursework 0 General Electives 13 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) Computer Skills 0 beyond major Electives to bring total hours to 123 *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken from FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 85 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

86 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mechanical Engineering College: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Patrick Hollis Address: 2525 Pottsdamer St., Tallahassee Fl., Phone: (850) Description of Major: The Bachelor of Science (BS) program in the Department of Mechanical Engineering is designed to provide background for a wide variety of careers. The discipline of mechanical engineering is very broad but generally emphasizes an appropriate mix of thermal science, mechanics and materials, dynamic systems, and design. Graduates typically enter various energy, aerospace, or product manufacturing industries, or government laboratories. The undergraduate program is designed to impart a broad knowledge in basic and engineering sciences and to provide a solid understanding of contemporary engineering practices. The program also seeks to provide students with a foundation in communications skills, principles of economics, and other fundamentals upon which they will draw in their professional careers. Special emphasis is placed on communications skills by requiring extensive written laboratory reports and design project presentations. Computer literacy is bolstered by a variety of course assignments throughout the program and especially in the design courses, wherein students are exposed to a number of design software programs widely used in the engineering industry. Prerequisite Coursework: The State of Florida has identified common program prerequisites for this University degree program. Specific prerequisites are required for admission into the upper-division program and must be completed by the student at either a community college or a state university prior to being admitted to this program. Students may be admitted into the University without completing the prerequisites but may not be admitted into the program. Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with academic advisors in their major degree area. The following lists the common program prerequisites or their substitutions necessary for admission into this upper-division degree program: 1. MAC X311 or MAC X281* 2. MAC X312 or MAC X282* 3. MAC X313 or MAC X283* 4. MAP X302 or MAC X305* 5. CHM X045/X045L or CHMX045C or CHS X440/CHM X045L* 6. PHY X048/X048L or PHYX048C or PHYX043/X048L* 7. PHY X049/X049L or PHYX049C or PHYX044/X049L* *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit Department Requirements: Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: All students transferring to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are initially placed into the pre-engineering major. To transfer from pre-engineering into the Mechanical Engineering major, students must complete the following requirements: A grade of C or better from any institution attended in EGN 1004L (1) First Year Engineering Lab, Calculus I, Calculus II, General Chemistry I with Lab and General Physics I with Lab. A single repeated attempt in only one of these courses is permitted. Students with more than one repeated attempt do not qualify for admission to the engineering college. A student who satisfies this requirement except for the completion of EGN-1004L First-Year Engineering Laboratory may receive a waiver for this portion of the requirement. Transfer students who will earn an AA prior to enrollment at the College must have completed Calculus I and at least one other pre-engineering course (excluding EGN-1004L). We prefer that AA transfer students have the majority of the preengineering courses completed (excluding EGN-1004L) prior to transferring to the College of Engineering. Students should contact the College of Engineering at for more information. Major Program of Studies: First year lab (1 hour) must be completed as part of the preengineering requirements. EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Lab (1) Mathematics and basic sciences (33-34 hours) *CHM1045, General Chemistry I (3, 1) 1045L *PHY 2048C General Physics A (5) *PHY 2049C General Physics B (5) *MAC 2311 Calculus w/ Analytic Geometry I (4) *MAC 2312 Calculus w/ Analytic Geometry II (4) *MAC 2313 Calculus w/ Analytic Geometry III (5) *MAP 3305 Engineering Mathematics I (or MAP 2302 see advisor) (3) 86 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

87 5th Math Elective (3-4) Choose from MAP 3306 (3) Engineering Math II or STA 3032 (3) Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists. Alternatives: MAD 3401 (3) Introductory Numerical Analysis, MAD 3703 (3) Numerical Analysis I, MAP 4341 (3) Elementary Partial Differential Equations I, or MAS 3105 (4) Applied Linear Algebra. * This is a state common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. General engineering core (3 hours) EEL 3003 Introduction to Electrical Engineering (3) Required Mechanical Engineering (67 hours) EML 3002C Mechanical Engineering Tools (4) EML 3004C Introduction to Mechanical Engineering (4) EML 3011C Mechanics and Materials I (4) EML 3012C Mechanics and Materials II (3) EML 3013C Dynamic Systems I (4) EML 3014C Dynamic Systems II (3) EML 3015C Thermal-Fluids I (4) EML 3016C Thermal-Fluids II (4) EML 3017C Mechanical Systems I (4) EML 3018C Mechanical Systems II (4) EML 3234 Materials Science and Engineering (3) EML 3811 Mechatronics I (2) EML 4304L Thermal-Fluids Lab (3) EML 4550 Engineering Design Methods (3) EML 4551C Senior Design Project I (3) EML 4552C Senior Design Project II (3) XXX XXXX Technical Electives (12) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 128 General Education 24 Preengineering Coursework 18 Engineering Core Coursework 19 Required Major Coursework 55 Technical Eng Electives 12 Remarks: hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be in residence at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours towards graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 4. Students who satisfy all pre-engineering coursework except for EGN-1004L Introduction to Engineering may qualify for a waiver. 87 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

88 MUSIC with Concentration in VOICE or PIANO College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B.A. Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. Mark Butler Address: 206 Foster-Tanner Music Building; 310 Foster-Tanner Music Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) ; [email protected] MVK 2121 Class Piano III* (1) MUT 2127 Materials & Skills IV* (3) MUT 2247 Ear Training & Sight Singing IV* (1) MVK 2122 Class IV* (1) *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Students seeking the Bachelor of Arts degree must complete twelve (12) hours of French or Spanish in addition to the high school foreign language requirement. Description of Major: The Department of Music is structured to accomplish the educational goals in its degree programs. The department assists the university in meeting its utilitarian goals by offering twodegree programs, the Bachelor of Arts in music specializing in choral and instrumental music and the Bachelor of Science in music education specializing in choral and instrumental music. The department also offers a Bachelor of Science in jazz studies and commercial music. The music program at FAMU is oriented primarily toward the preparation of band and choral directors, general music teachers and professional musicians. The majority of graduates embark upon careers as teachers in one or more of the aforementioned areas upon completion of their studies at the university. The faculty engages in research on an individual basis and in a variety of scholarly endeavors such as writing, composing, arranging and performing. In supporting the mission of the university, the music program is responsible for enhancing the cultural and aesthetic life of the community. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. Students completing the AA degree at the community college should complete the following common course prerequisites at the community college. Courses not completed at the community college must be completed at FAMU. Students transferring without an AA degree and less than 60 hours of acceptable credits must meet the university s entering freshmen requirements, including ACT or SAT test scores; grade point averages (GPA), and course requirements. MUN 1310 Concert Choir* (1) MVX 13XX Principle Applied Voice* (2) MUT 1121 Materials & Skills I* (3) MUT 1241 Ear Training & Sight Singing I* (1) MVK 1111 Class Piano I* (1) MUT 1122 Materials & Skills II* (3) MUT 1242 Ear Training & Sight Singing II* (1) MVK 1122 Class Piano II* (1) MVX 23XX Principle Applied Voice* (2) MUT 2126 Materials & Skills III* (3) MUT 2246 Ear Training & Sight Singing III* (1) 88 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Minor The Bachelor of Science in music requires a minor. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degree. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: MUS 1010 Student Recitals 0 MUN 1451 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying I (piano majors) 1 MUN 2451 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying II (piano majors) 1 MUN 3454 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying III (piano majors) 1 MUN 4454 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying IV (piano majors) 1 MUE 1440 String Techniques 1 MUH 3211 History of Music I 3 MVX 33XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUH 3212 History of Music II 3 MUN 3310 Concert Choir 1 MUT 3611 Analysis of Form and Texture 2 MUT 3416 Counterpoint 2 MUE 2412 Intro to Wind and Percussion 2 MVX 33XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUE 3201 Choral Conducting 3 MUN 3310 Concert Choir 1 MVX 43XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUN 3513 Accompanying II 1 MUE 4331 Choral Techniques 2 MUG 3104 Conducting I 3

89 MUH 3116 Jazz History 3 MUH 3561 Afro-American Music 3 MUN 3510 Accompanying I 1 Music with concentration in voice or piano It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of the music course prior to enrollment in the course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36 Prerequisite Coursework 32 Major Coursework 52 Foreign Language 0-12 (Bachelor of Arts) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credits upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 89 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

90 MUSIC with Concentration in WIND, PIANO and PERCUSSION College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B.A. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Shelby Chipman Address: 206 Foster-Tanner Music Building; 318 Foster-Tanner Music Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major: The Department of Music is structured to accomplish the educational goals if its degree programs. The department assists the university in meeting its utilitarian goals by offering twodegree programs, the Bachelor Arts in music specializing in choral and instrumental music and the Bachelor Science in music education specializing in choral and instrumental music. The department also offers a Bachelor of Science in jazz studies and commercial music. The music program at FAMU is oriented primarily toward the preparation of band and choral directors, general music teachers and professional musicians. The majority of graduates embark upon careers as teachers in one or more of the aforementioned areas upon completion of their studies at the university. The faculty engages in research on an individual basis and in a variety of scholarly endeavors such as writing, composing, arranging and performing. In supporting the mission of the university, the music program is responsible for enhancing the cultural and aesthetic life of the community. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. Students completing the AA degree at the community college should complete the following common course prerequisites at the community college. Courses not completed at the community college must be completed at FAMU. Students transferring without an AA degree and less than 60 hours of acceptable credits must meet the university s entering freshmen requirements, including ACT or SAT test scores; grade point averages (GPA), and course requirements. MUN Symphonic Band* (1) MVX 13XX Principle Applied Instrument* (2) MUT 1121 Materials & Skills I* (3) MUT 1241 Ear Training & Sight Singing I* (1) MVK 1111 Class Piano I* (1) MUT 1122 Materials & Skills II* (3) MUT 1242 Ear Training & Sight Singing II* (1) MVK 1122 Class Piano II* (1) MVX 23XX Principle Applied Instrument* (2) MVK 2121 Class Piano III* (1) MUT 2126 Materials & Skills III* (3) MUT 2246 Ear Training & Sight Singing III* (1) MUT 2127 Materials & Skills IV* (3) MUT 2247 Ear Training & Sight Singing IV* (1) MVK 2122 Class Piano IV* (1) *This is a common course prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Students seeking the Bachelor of Arts degree must complete twelve (12) hours of French or Spanish in addition to the high school foreign language requirement. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including Freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degree. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: MUS 1010 Student Recitals MUN 1451 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying I (piano majors) 1 MUN 2451 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying II (piano majors) 1 MUN 3454 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying III (piano majors) 1 MVV 2111 Fundamentals of Voice 2 MUN 4454 Duo Piano Ensemble Accompanying IV (piano majors) 1 MUE 1440 String Techniques 1 MUH 3211 History of Music I 3 MVX 33XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUH 3212 History of Music II 3 MUN 2130 Symphonic Band 1 MUT 3611 Analysis of Form and Texture 2 MUT 3416 Counterpoint 2 MUE 2412 Introduction to Wind and Percussion 2 MVX 33XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUE 3201 Choral Conducting 3 MUN 3110 Marching Band 1 MVX 43XX Principle Applied Instrument 2 MUN 3513 Accompanying II 1 MUE 4331 Choral Techniques 2 90 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

91 MUG 3104 Conducting I 3 MUH 3116 Jazz History 3 MUH 3561 Afro-American Music 3 MUN 3510 Accompanying I 1 PHI 4800 Aesthetics 3 Music with concentration in Wind, Piano and Percussion It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of the music course prior to enrollment in the course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36 Prerequisite Coursework 24 Major Coursework 49 Foreign Language 0-12 (Bachelor of Arts) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credits upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 91 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

92 MUSIC TEACHER EDUCATION with Concentration in VOICE or PIANO College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access:Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Renee Wallac, Chair Dr. Nicholas Thomas, Program Coordinator Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C Tallahassee, FL Phone(850) ; ( [email protected]; [email protected] Description of Major: The Department of Music is structured to accomplish the educational goals if its degree programs. The department assists the university in meeting its utilitarian goals by offering twodegree programs, the Bachelor Arts in music specializing in choral and instrumental music and the Bachelor Science in music education specializing in choral and instrumental music. The department also offers a Bachelor of Science in jazz studies and commercial music. The music program at FAMU is oriented primarily toward the preparation of band and choral directors, general music teachers and professional musicians. The majority of graduates embark upon careers as teachers in one or more of the aforementioned areas upon completion of their studies at the university. The faculty engages in research on an individual basis and in a variety of scholarly endeavors such as writing, composing, arranging and performing. In supporting the mission of the university, the music program is responsible for enhancing the cultural and aesthetic life of the community. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. Students completing the AA degree at the community college should complete the following common course prerequisites at the community college. Courses not completed at the community college must be completed at FAMU. Students transferring without an AA degree and less than 60 hours of acceptable credits must meet the university s entering freshmen requirements, including ACT or SAT test scores; grade point averages (GPA), and course requirements. MUN 1310 Concert Choir* (1) MVX 13XX Principle Applied Voice* (2) MUT 1121 Materials & Skills I* (3) MUT 1241 Ear Training & Sight Singing I* (1) MVK 1111 Class Piano I* (1) MUT 1122 Materials & Skills II* (3) MUT 1242 Ear Training & Sight Singing II* (1) MVK 1122 Class Piano II* (1) EDF 1005 Introduction to Education/Field Experience* (3) EME 2040 Introduction to Educational Technology * (3) EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators/Field Experience * (3) MVX 23XX Principle Applied Voice (2) MUT 2126 Materials & Skills III* (1) MUT 2246 Ear Training & Sight Singing III (1) MVK 2121 Class Piano III (1) EDF 2085 MUT 2127 Materials & Skills IV (3) MUT 2247 Ear Training & Sight Singing IV (1) MVK 2122 Class Piano IV (1) EME 2040 *This is a required common course prerequisite which requires a clinical field experience. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Students seeking the Bachelor of Arts degree must complete twelve (12) hours of French or Spanish in addition to the high school foreign language requirement. Minor The Bachelor of Science in Music Education includes a minor in education. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Admission Requirements to the College of Education Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course; must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination or the College Level Academic Skills Test (CLAST); must meet all Gordon Rule requirements; must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree; must successfully complete a criminal background check and a preadmission interview with the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degree. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: MUE 1440 String Techniques 1 MUE 2412 Intro to Wind & Percussion 92 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

93 Techniques 2 MVX 23XX Principles of Applied Instrument 2 MUS 1010 Student Recitals 0 MUN 3310 Concert Choir 1 MV_ 333_ Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUH 3211 History of Music I 3 MUE 3311 Public School Music I 3 MUN 3510 Accompanying 1 MUS 1010 Student Recitals (Repeat) 0 MUN 3310 Concert Choir 1 MUN _333 Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUH 3212 History of Music II 3 MUE 4049 Public School Music II 3 MUE 4104 Conducting I 2 MUN 3510 Accompanying II 1 MUN 1010 Student Recital (Repeat) 0 MUN 3310 Concert Choir (Repeat) 1 MV_ 434_ Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUG 3201 Choral Conducting 3 MUE 4331 Choral Techniques 2 MUN 3513 Accompanying II 1 EDF 3430 Measurements and Evaluation 3 EDG 1072 College Success and Beyond 3 DEP 3004 TSL 4081 ESOL Survey of Strategies for Learning 3 ESE 4943 Student Teaching 12 Music Education with concentration in voice or piano It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of the music course prior to enrollment in the course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required General Education 36 Prerequisite Coursework 34 Major Coursework 45 Foreign Language 12 (Bachelor of Arts) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credits upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 93 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

94 MUSIC TEACHER EDUCATION with Concentration in WIND, PIANO AND PERCUSSION College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access: Yes Contact: Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair Dr. Nicholas Thomas, Program Coordiantor Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; Description of Major: The Department of Secondary Education, Technology Education and Foundations offers the following state-approved teacher education programs at the secondary level: biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences (history and political science) and technology education. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. Students completing the AA degree at the community college should complete the following common course prerequisites at the community college. Courses not completed at the community college must be completed at FAMU. Students transferring without an AA degree and less than 60 hours of acceptable credits must meet the university s entering freshmen requirements, including ACT or SAT test scores; grade point averages (GPA), and course requirements. MUT 1121 Materials & Skills * (3) MUT 2126 Materials & Skills III* (3) MUT 2127 Materials & Skills IV (3) MUT 1241 Ear Training & Sight Singing I (1) MUT 1242 Ear Training & Sight Singing II (1) MUT 2246 Ear Training & Sight Singing III (1) MUT 2247 Ear Training & Sight Singing IV (1) MUN 1130 Symphonic Band* (1) MVV 2111 Fundamentals of Voice (1) MUT 1122 Materials & Skills II (3) MVX 23XX Principal Applied Instrument (2) OR MVK 1111 Class Piano I (1) AND MVK 1122 Class Piano II (1) 94 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual EDF 1005 Introduction to Education* (3) EDF 2085 Teaching Diverse Population* (3) EME 2040 Intro to Education Technology* (3) *This is a required common course prerequisite which requires clinical field experience State-wide common course prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Course Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: Students earning a Bachelor of Arts degree must earn twelve (12) credit hours in French or Spanish in addition to the high school foreign language requirement. Minor The Bachelor of Science in Music Education includes a minor in education. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and must have completed most of the required General Education requirements, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or have an A.A. degree. Admission Requirements to the College of Education Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course; must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination or the College Level Academic Skills Test (CLAST); must meet all Gordon Rule requirements; must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree; must successfully complete a criminal background check, document health insurance, personal liability insurance and a pre-admission interview with the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degree. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: RED 3333 Reading 3 MUE 2460 Brass Techniques I 2 MUE 1440 String Techniques 1 MUE 3461 Brass Techniques II 2 MUE 2470 Percussion Techniques 2 MV Principles of Applied Instruments 3 MUE 1440 String Techniques 1 MUE 3461 Brass Techniques II 2 MUE 2470 Percussions Techniques 2 MUS 1010 Student Recitals 0

95 MUN 3110 Marching Band 1 MV_333_ Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUE 2450 Woodwind Techniques I 2 MUH 3211 History of Music I 3 MUE 3311 Public School Music I 3 MUN 3510 Accompanying (Piano Majors) 1 MUS 1010 Student Recitals (Repeat) 0 MUN 3130 Symphonic Band 1 MUN _333 Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUE 3451 Woodwind Techniques II 2 MUH 3212 History of Music II 3 MUE 4480 Instrumental Methods, Technology & Mat. I 3 MUE 4049 Public School Music II 3 MUE 4104 Conducting I 2 MUN 3510 Accompanying II (Piano Major) 1 MUN 1010 Student Recital (Repeat) 0 MUN 1110 Marching Band (Repeat) 1 MV_ 434_ Principles of Applied Instruments 2 MUG 4102 Conducting II 2 MUE 4332 Instrumental Methods, Techniques, and Mat. II 2 EDF 3430 Measurements and Evaluation 3 ESE 3341 Theory and Practice of Teaching Secondary Schools 3 ESE 4930 Instructional Seminar in Secondary Education 3 TSL 4324 ESOL Survey of Strategies for Learning 3 ESE 4943 Student Teaching 12 Music Education with concentration in Wind, Piano and Percussion It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of the music course prior to enrollment in the course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required General Education - 36 Prerequisite Coursework: 41 (Some of the prerequisites may be completed at FAMU). Major Coursework: 56 Foreign Language: 0-12 (Bachelor of Arts) *Note: (1) Some prerequisite coursework may be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. (2) Math coursework is part of prerequisite coursework and major coursework. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credits upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 95 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

96 NURSING School: School of Nursing Degree: B.S.N Limited Access: Yes Contact: Mrs. Yvette L. Tellis, Director of Student Affairs; Dr. Delores Lawson, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program Address: 334 Palmer Ave. RM 103 Ware-Rhaney Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major The School offers a generic Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Fast Track RN-BSN. The program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The generic curriculum is designed in two phases: (1) pre-professional requirements which may be completed at a community college or another university and (2) professional level. The program provides the foundation of a liberal arts education as well as the nursing theory and science necessary for the full scope of professional nursing responsibilities and the knowledge base necessary for advanced education in specialized clinical practice. The Fast Track RN-BSN program is specifically designed for registered nurses who desire to obtain their Bachelor of Science degree. It offers flexible options for the educational needs of the registered nurse. The course work is structured to enhance the breadth and depth of previous education for the changing medical/health environment. BSN (Generic Program) Admission Requirements I. Pre-Professional A. Admission to the University is within the purview of the Office of Admissions. B. The length of time in the pre-professional level will vary with the educational background of the student. The student must complete pre-professional requirements before admission to the professional level. C. Admission to Florida A&M University does not automatically admit one to the School of Nursing. The School, due to clinical limitations, is a limited access program. 2. Complete all general education and science courses required by the School of Nursing. 3. Earn a grade of C in all required preprofessional courses. 4. Submit completed School of Nursing application and all other specified information by May 15 if applying for August admission; October 15 for January admission (see School of Nursing Application checklist on the School of Nursing website for details). Incomplete applications will not be considered. 5. Provide two passport photographs. 6. Submit 3 letters of recommendation; two from instructors from previous college courses and one from an employer or a personal reference. 7. Present appropriate documentation of medical history, physical examination, labs (CBC and urinalysis), and tuberculosis test and/or chest X-ray. A state or military certificate of immunization status documenting immunity for measles-mumps-rubella (MMR), Hepatitis B (HBV), Varicella (Var), and diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and a cellular pertussis (DTaP) or tetanus and diphtheria toxoids (Td) is required. If certification of immunization is not available, a titer is required. B. A personal interview or pre-entrance screening may be required. C. The School, due to clinical limitations, is a limited access program. Admission is determined by the availability of space, not the size of the applicant pool. Therefore, satisfaction of all requirements does not automatically lead to admission to the professional level. D. After admission, each student is required to undergo a Level II Background Check and a lab-controlled drug screen. Local background check may be required by select agencies. Pre-professional Courses I. State Common Prerequisite Courses There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Nursing. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives II. Professional Students seeking admission to the professional level must apply and be accepted to FAMU and satisfy all General Education, Gordon Rule, Foreign Language and CLAS requirements. A. All applicants must meet the following requirements stated under the School of Nursing admission criteria: 1. Obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale for all coursework attempted. 96 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual BSC X093/X093L Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab* 4 BSC X094/X094L Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab* 4 CHM X000 Chemistry * 3 DEP X004 Human Growth and Development* 3 HUN X201 Nutrition* 3 MCB X010/X010L Microbiology* 4 PSY XXXX or SYGXXXX or SOPXXXX* Intro to Psychology or Intro to Sociology or Social Psychology* STA X014 Intro. to Probability & Statistics* 3 3

97 *These are state common prerequisites. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at II. Recommened Electives Medical Terminology Basic Computer Course Introduction to Logic III. Both Psychology and Sociology are recommended IV. Note Intro to African-American History (AMH 2091) or The African- American Experience (AFA 3104) is a FAMU graduation requirement for students who have not completed their general education sequence (i.e. earned an AA degree) prior to enrolling at FAMU. Professional Curriculum Plan NUR3825 Introduction to Professional Nursing 2 NUR 3125 Pathophysiology 3 NUR 3065 Health Assessment 2 NUR 3065L Practicum: Health Assessment 1 NUR 3118 Concepts of Health Promotion 3 NUR 3118L Practicum: Concepts of Health Promotion 2 NUR 3215 Nursing Process I 3 NUR 3215L Practicum: Nursing Process I 3 NUR 3145 Pharmacology 3 NUR 3165 Nursing Research 3 NUR 3355 Nursing Process II 3 NUR 3355L Practicum: Nursing Process II 2 NUR 3455 Nursing Process III 3 NUR 3455L Practicum: Nursing Process III 2 NUR 3837 Health Policy and Nursing 2 NUR 4535 Nursing Process IV 3 NUR 4535L Practicum: Nursing Process IV 3 NUR 4216 Nursing Process V 3 NUR 4216L Practicum: Nursing Process V 3 NUR 4635 Nursing Process VI 3 NUR 4635L Practicum: Nursing Process VI 3 NUR 4945 Nursing Leadership & Management 2 NUR 4945L Practicum: Nursing Leadership & Management 2 NUR 4935 Nursing Seminar 2 Fast-Track RN-BSN Program Admission Criteria Official transcripts showing Associate Degree in nursing or diploma in nursing from a state approved and regionally accredited institution, or from an NLNAC accredited program A copy of current valid, unrestricted, unencumbered registered nurse (RN) license from the state in which the 97 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual applicant is practicing. License is to be kept current during the program. Official transcripts from college(s) currently or previously attending Completion of required 60 hours of General Education and prerequisite course work with grade of C or above. The required state common prerequisite courses(*) are: BSC X093/X093L Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab* 4 BSC X094/X094L Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab* 4 CHM X000 Chemistry * 3 DEP X004 Human Growth and Development* 3 HUN X201 Nutrition* 3 MCB X010/X010L Microbiology* 4 PSY XXXX or SYGXXXX or SOPXXXX* Intro to Psychology or Intro to Sociology or Social Psychology* STA X014 Intro. to Probability & Statistics* 3 *These are state common prerequisites. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Fulfillment of the Florida College Level Academic Skills (CLAS) requirements. Completion of two sequential courses of foreign language in high school or sequential 8-10 semester hours at the postsecondary level, or approved alternate methods for demonstrating competence. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale, for all coursework attempted. Appropriate documentation of medical history, physical examination, labs (CBC, and urinalysis), and tuberculosis test and/or chest X-ray. A state or military certificate of immunization status documenting immunity for measles-mumps-rubella (MMR), Hepatitis B (HBV), Varicella (Var), and diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and acellular pertussis (DTaP) or tetanus and diphtheria toxoids (Td) is required. If certification of immunization is not available, a titer is required. Current American Heart Association BCLS CPR certification Computer literacy is required Admission to the University Submission of a completed School of Nursing application packet. The packet must include required application, essay of professional goals, official transcripts, a passport photograph, and three letters of recommendation and all required medical documentation (see School of Nursing Application checklist on the School of Nursing website for details). Admission to the program takes place only in the fall. After admission, each student is required to undergo a Level II Background Check and a lab-controlled drug screen. Local background check may be required by select agencies. Graduation Requirements 3

98 A completion of thirty hours credit is required for the baccalaureate degree from FAMU. Students who already have an RN license must meet this requirement to be eligible for graduation with a BSN. The required courses are: NUR 3125 Pathophysiology 3 NUR 3825 Introduction to Professional Nursing 2 NUR 3065 Health Assessment 2 NUR 3065L Practicum: Health Assessment 1 NUR 3165 Nursing Research 3 NUR 4635 Nursing: Process VI 3 NUR 4635L Practicum: Nursing Proc VI 3 NUR 3837 Health Policy and Nursing 2 NUR 4945 Nursing Leadership/Management 2 NUR 4945L Practicum: Nursing Leadership/Management 2 NUR 3905 Directed Individual Study 4 Free Electives 3 4 This program may be completed in three semesters. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credits upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 98 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

99 POLITICAL SCIENCE College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B. S. and B. A. Limited Access: No Contact(s): Dr. David Jackson, Jr., Chair; Evelyn Jackson, Office Manager Address: 462 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; Description of Major The Department of History, Political Science, Geography, and African American Studies is organized to encourage interdisciplinary instructional delivery, curriculum planning, and evaluation. The primary objective of the department is to provide all students and faculty with the opportunity and the supportive environment for excellence in study, learning, teaching, research, and service. Focusing on significant social, historical, political, geographical, and economic issues and problems, students utilize the best available theoretical framework and empirical research in acquiring functional knowledge for understanding problems of the human condition. The program in political science offers a broad selection of courses and activities adapted to the needs of students who plan careers in law; the several levels of government, including the foreign (diplomatic) service; international organizations; international business and industrial organizations; private enterprise; public relations; research; teaching; and active politics. Students interested in other vocations will find the courses very beneficial. Degree programs in 1) political science, 2) political science with a concentration in pre-law, 3) political science with a concentration in public administration, 4) political science with a concentration in urban studies and economic development, and 5) political science with a concentration in international relations include the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of foreign language. Prerequisite Coursework: Following are the common prerequisites for Political Science. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. POS 2112: State and Local Government* (3) OR POS 2041: American National Government (3) POS 2001: Introduction to Political Science (3)* OR CPO 2002: Comparative Government (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives visit flvc.org. Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation from the University. Minor Requirements for graduation in Political Science Students majoring in Political Science can minor in pre law, public administration, urban studies and economic development, international relations, or other selected fields. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The degree audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program Requirements (33 Credit Hours) CPO 2002 Comparative Government 3 POS 2001 Introduction to Political Science 3 POS 2112 State and Local Government 3 POS 2041 American National Government 3 PAD 3003 Public Administration 3 POS 3603 American Constitutional Law 3 PAD 4223 Budget and Fiscal Management 3 POT 4064 Contemporary Policy Ideologies 3 POS 4910 Senior Research Seminar 3 POS 4936 Seminar in Political Science 3 POS, PAD, PUP, INR, CPO Elective 3 Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a Political Science course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or department chair for 99 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

100 additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. GEO 4602 or 3 GEO 3502 ECP 3203 Labor Economics 3 PUP 4947 Public Affairs Internship 3 Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a concentration in Pre-Law Pre-law is an approved minor for students in Political Science and other majors in the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities. Six (6) courses are required to be selected from the list below. A grade of C or better must be earned in all courses. Courses required for the major cannot be used to fulfill minor requirements. POS 3679 Mock Trial 3 POS 3684 Nature AND Function of Legal System 3 POS 3691 Contemporary Legal Problems 3 PLA 4103 Legal and Scholarly Report Writing 3 POS 4678 Advanced Mock Trial 3 PUP 4947 Public Affairs Internship 3 POS 4695 Law and the Consumer 3 POS 4696 Legal Problems of the Poor 3 POS 4694 Equal Opportunity Law 3 POS 3673 Introduction to Jurisprudence 3 CCJ or CJL Elective 3 Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a concentration in Public Administration Public Administration is an approved minor for students in Political Science and other majors in the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities. Six (6) courses are required to be selected from the list below. A grade of C or better must be earned in all courses. Courses required for the major cannot be used to fulfill minor requirements. PAD 3414 Public Personnel Administration 3 PAD 4024 Administrative Theory and Problems 3 ECP Elective 3 PAD 4404 Public Policy Management 3 PAD 4834 Developmental and Comparative 3 Government PUP 4947 Public Affairs Internship 3 Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a concentration in Urban Studies and Economic Development Urban studies and economic development is an approved minor for students in political science and other majors in the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities. Six (6) courses are required to be selected from the list below. A grade of C or better must be earned in all courses. Courses required for the major cannot be used to fulfill minor requirements. POS 3163 Local & Community Politics 3 ECP 4143 Black Economic Development 3 ECO 4504 or PAD Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) As noted earlier, the Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Bachelor of Science CGS 2060c Computer Literacy I 3 POS 1921 Intro to Professional Development 1 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I 3 ECO 2023 Principles of Economics II 3 POS 4703 Scope & Methods 3 PHI or PHH or PHM Elective 3 LIT 2110 Literature 3 POS 4923 Advance Professional Development 3 ENC 2300 or ENC GEO 3421 or 2370 or GEA PHI or PHH or PHM Elective 3 Bachelor of Art CGS 2060c Computer Literacy I 3 POS 1921 Intro to Professional Development 3 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I 3 ECO 2023 Principles of Economics II 3 POS 4703 Scope & Methods 3 GEO 3421 or 2370 or GEA PHI or PHH or PHM Elective 3 & FRE 1100 Elementary French I (3,1) FRE 1101 Elementary French II (3,1) FRE 2200 Intermediate French (3,1) Or SPN 1100 Elementary Spanish I (3,1) SPN 1101 Elementary Spanish II (3,1) SPN 2200 Intermediate Spanish I (3,1) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 Credit Hours General Education 38 Credit Hours Other Discipline Requirements 31 Credit Hours Major Coursework 33 Credit Hours Minor Coursework 18 Credit Hours Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in English, math, and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms.

101 PHARMACY College: Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Degree: PharmD Limited Access: YES Contact: Office of Student Services Address: 1415 S. Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd., New Pharmacy Building, Suite 300 Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Program The Doctor of Pharmacy Program in the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is a professional program with limited enrollment and highly selective admissions. The mission of the College is to produce highly qualified pharmacy practitioners who take an active role and responsibility in the delivery and outcomes of pharmaceutical care. The dynamic changes that are occurring in the health systems of America demand a technologically literate, clinically trained, administratively prepared and caring health professional. Pharmacy practitioners of the 21 st century will participate in drug delivery to patients, coordinate therapeutic outcomes and monitor patient care. Students who conscientiously apply themselves and successfully complete the pharmacy program will be technically trained, educated, and well-prepared to make significant contributions to the health care area in which they work. The College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences strives to educate and train pharmacists to use their scientific knowledge, problem solving and critical thinking skills to determine the best solution to the health care problems of today and the future. Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for the Pharmacy (Pharm D) program. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. All Pharmacy Pre-Professional courses must be completed before the beginning of the first professional year of study. BSCX010/X010L BIOLOGY I & BIOLOGY I (4) LAB* BSCX011/X011L BIOLOGY II & BIOLOGY II (4) LAB* BSCX093/X093L ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (4) I & ANATOMY &PHYSIOLOGY I LAB* BSCX094/X094L ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (4) II & ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB* CHMX045/X045L GENERAL CHEMISTRY I & (4) GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LAB* CHMX046/X046L GENERAL CHEMISTRY II & (4) GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LAB* CHMX210/CHMX210L ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I & (4) ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB* CHMX211/CHMX211L ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II & (4) ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB* MACX147 PRECALCULUS * (4) MACX311 CALCULUS* (4) PHYX053/X053L GENERAL PHYSICS I & (4) GENERAL PHYSICS I LAB* PHYX054/X054L GENERAL PHYSICS II & GENERAL PHYSICS II LAB* (4) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment. Admission Requirements Applicants for admission as a transfer student to the first year of the professional degree program must be eligible for admission to Florida A&M University. A completed application must be submitted to the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences on or before the first business day in February for each year (Go to for application). A minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.75 in college coursework is required. However a 3.25 is competitive. A grade of C or better is required in all prerequisite courses (C- is not acceptable). Please note that all college course loads, withdrawals, repeat courses, and academic career paths will be considered. Performance in science and mathematics coursework is critically evaluated. Although GPA is an important factor, it is not the only basis in admission. In addition to academic competence, the College s admission committee considers leadership ability, community service, communication skills, and motivation for pursuing a career in pharmacy. Acceptance at the first professional year (P1) is determined by availability of space, not the size of the applicant pool. The University undergraduate application for admissions must be submitted directly to the FAMU Office of Undergraduate Admissions. In addition, the College of Pharmacy requires the submission of the College of Pharmacy Supplemental Application (go to as well as the following additional information: Additional Requirements: 101 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

102 Three (3) letters of recommendation are required. Recommendation letters and evaluation forms must be from a pharmacist, a professor, and a person familiar with your potential for study in a pharmacy professional program. If you have attended a school or college of pharmacy, you must submit a letter of recommendation mailed directly from the dean of the school/college of pharmacy indicating your academic status at that institution. Transfer students entering FAMU must have completed two (2) years of the same foreign language in high school or six semester hours (or the equivalent) of a foreign language at an accredited undergraduate institution prior to enrollment. Each applicant must provide document completion of this requirement prior to admission. If invited, a personal interview is required for the most qualified students after applications have been reviewed. *Please note that an interview does not guarantee acceptance (Professional dress for the interview is a must).s Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Study: Total Degree Hours 208 P-1 Courses (1 st Professional Year: 32 hours) Fall PHA3426 (3) Physiological Chemistry & Drug Analysis PHA3110/3110L (4) Pharmaceutics I & Pharmaceutics I Lab PHA3581 (5) Pathophysiology PHA3790 (1) Drug Information for Pharmacists PHA3000C (2) IPPE* I PHA 3884 (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium V PHA3800 (1) Pharmacy Calculations I Spring PHA3751 (3) Microbiology & Immunology PHA3111/3111L (4) Pharmaceutics II & Pharmaceutics II Lab PHA3571 (3) Introduction to Principles of Drug Action PHA3785 (3) Clinical Patient Assessment PHA3002C (2) IPPE II PHA3885 (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium VI PHA 3801 (1) Pharmacy Calculations II *IPPE = Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience P-2 Courses (2 nd Professional Year: 32 hours) Fall PHA4572/4572L (7) Principles of Drug Action I & Principles of Drug Action I Lab PHA4120 (4) Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics PHA4724 (2) Health Care Systems & Behaviors PHA4723 (2) Introduction to Public Health PHA 4886 (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium VII Spring PHA4573/4573L PHA4126 PHA4210/4210L PHA4231 PHA4887 PHA4769 Summer (7) Principles of Drug Action II and Principles of Drug Action II Lab (3) Clinical Pharmacokinetics (4) Pharmacy Management & Pharmacy Management Lab (1) Jurisprudence & Ethics I (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium VIII (2) Self Care & Therapeutics IPPE Summer Experience (160 hours) P-3 Courses (3 rd Professional Year: Hours) Fall PHA5615/5615L (6) Medication Therapy Management I & Medication Therapy Management I Lab PHA5212 (3) Evidenced Based Medicine PHA5746 (2) Patient Counseling PHA5234 (1) Jurisprudence & Ethics II PHA5005C (2) IPPE III PHA5888 (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium IX PHA5XXX (2/3) Pharmacy Elective Note: Students must complete one elective each semester for a total of two electives in their P-3 Year. PHA 5566: (3)Cardiovascular Wellness and Prevention PHA 5601: (2) Pediatric Ambulatory Care-2 hours PHA 5602: (3) Pediatric Pharmacotherapy in Acute Care Setting- 3 hours PHA 5768: (3) Alternative Medicine-3 hours PHA 4728: (2) Gerontology and Nutrition- 2 hours PHA 5600: (2) Concepts in Clinical Oncology- 2 hours PHA 5897: (2) Patients and Advanced Legal Issues in Pharmacy Practice-2 hours Spring PHA5617/5617L PHA5285 PHA5103/5103L PHA5810 PHA5006C PHA5889 PHA5XXX (6) Medication Therapy Management II & Medication Therapy Management II Lab (2) Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics (3) Principles of Medication Dispensing & Compounding & Principles of Medication Dispensing & Compounding Lab (2) Applied Immunology (2) IPPE IV (0) Pharmacy Forum & Colloquium X (2/3) Pharmacy Elective Note: Students must complete one elective each semester for a total of two electives in their P-3 Year. PHA 5566: (3)Cardiovascular Wellness and Prevention PHA 5601: (2) Pediatric Ambulatory Care-2 hours PHA 5602: (3) Pediatric Pharmacotherapy in Acute Care Setting- 3 hours PHA 5768: (3) Alternative Medicine-3 hours PHA 4728: (2) Gerontology and Nutrition- 2 hours PHA 5600: (2) Concepts in Clinical Oncology- 2 hours PHA 5897: (2) Patients and Advanced Legal Issues in Pharmacy Practice-2 hours 102 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

103 P-4 (4 th Professional Year: 39 Hours) PHA5917 PHA5918 PHA5919 (1) Seminar & Research Methods I (1) Seminar & Research Methods II (1) Seminar & Research Methods III Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPE): Nine One-Month Experiences PHA5694 PHA5695 PHA5692 PHA5676 PHA5627 PHA5626 PHA5XXX: PHA5XXX: PHA5XXx (4) Medicine I (4) Medicine II (4) Ambulatory Care I (4) Ambulatory Care II (4) Health Systems: Community Pharmacy (4) Health Systems: Hospital Pharmacy (4) Elective I (4) Elective II (4) Elective III Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 208 Hours Prerequisite Course Work 72 Hours Professional Course Work 136 Hours IPPE 300 Hours APPE 1440 Hours 103 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

104 PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degrees: B.A, B. S. (Philosophy & Religion) Major: Philosophy and Religion Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere Address: 203 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) Description of Major The program in Philosophy and Religion is designed to accommodate students who want to concentrate in either philosophy or religion. The program is designed to engage the student in an examination of the chief rival philosophical and religious approaches to life (including their historical, cultural, social and practical imports); to develop within the student an enlarged capacity for logical, reflective, coherent reasoning; and to encourage the student to work out a conceptual framework for his or her life commitment. The program is preparatory for advanced training in other fields, such as law, education, international relations, statecraft, intellectual history, philosophy, religious studies and theology. In addition to meeting the institutional undergraduate degree requirements, majors in the program are required to earn a minimum of thirty (30) semester hours of credit in philosophy and religion courses. The Philosophy major requires 21 hours in philosophy and nine (9) hours in religion. The Religion major requires 21 hours in religion and nine (9) hours in philosophy. No grade below C will be accepted in any major course. The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science degree in Philosophy and Religion is the same as the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts except that the student does not take hours in a language and must make up the twelve (12) semester hours by taking those hours as free electives to replace the 12-hour foreign language requirement. All students are urged to earn the Bachelor of Arts degree. Prerequisite Coursework: None* FOR ALL MAJORS: Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. *All Florida College System students are encouraged to take several philosophy and religion courses with the PHH, PHI, PHM, PHP, and REL prefix. All are encouraged to complete the Associate in Arts degree. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current Information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate Institution In one foreign language or American Sign Language 2 prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College of Social Science, Arts, and Humanities include: The collective required mathematics courses satisfy the minor requirement. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 30 hours Core Philosophy & Religion Courses (30 Hours) Philosophy or Religion Courses (30 Hours) Philosophy & Religion Prerequisites policy It is the student's responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer literacy: 0 hours. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 30 (excluding electives) Major Coursework 30 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign language 0 (B.S.) or 12 (B.A) Computer Skills 0 Electives: 30 (B.A.) or 42 (B.S.) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 104 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

105 PHYSICAL EDUCATION School: College of Education Degree: B. S. Physical Education K-12 (until 2016) Degree: B. S. Health, Physical Education & Fitness (after 2016) Major: Physical Education Limited Access: Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Sarah Price, Chairperson Address: 433 Lawson Multipurpose Center and Teaching Gymnasium Phone: (850) Fax: (850) Description of Major The Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation offers professional courses leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for employment in the teaching profession. Teaching opportunities include grades K-12 certification in the areas of physical education, athletic coaching, health, dance, adapted physical education, and driver and safety education. Prerequisite Coursework There are statewide Common Course prerequisites for the Physical Education program. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher EDF 1005 Introduction to Education* 3 EDF 2701 Teaching Diverse Populations* 3 EME 2040 Intro to Educational Technology* 3 BSC 2085 Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab* 4 BSC 2086 Anatomy and Physiology II w/ Lab* 4 Or PET 2320 Applied Human Anatomy w/lab* 3 And PEM 1140 Aerobic Conditioning* 1 PEL1XXX Team Sport-Related Activity* 2 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward the degrees. Major Program of Studies at FAMU for Upper Division B.S. (60 hours) PEN 2101 Principles and Analysis of Aquatics 2 PET 2000 Introduction to Physical Education 3 PET 2320 Applied Human Anatomy w/lab 3 PEO 3004 Theory of Coaching 3 PET 2622 Care and Prevention of Injuries 3 PET 3820 Teaching Sports I 3 TSL 4324 Introduction to ESOL Strategies 3 DAE 3310 Creative Movements and Rhythm for Elementary Teachers 3 DAE 3550 Methods of Teaching Dance 3 PET 3510 Tests and Measurements 3 PET 3821 Teaching Sports II 3 PET 3230 Motor Learning 3 PET 4330 Applied Kinesiology 3 RED3333 Reading in the Content Area 3 PET 3463 Methods of Teaching Physical Education 3 PET 4351 Physiology of Exercise 3 PET 4401 Organization and Administration of Physical Education 3 PET 4640 Adapted Physical Education 3 PET 4943 Student Teaching in Physical Education 12 College of Education Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Course Prerequisite Manual at Program Requirement Summary Lower Division, including the General Education Sequence Upper Division to be taken at FAMU 120 Credit Hours 60 Credit Hours 60 Credit Hours Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in Physical Education Students majoring in physical education are not required to complete a minor. Admission Requirements Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course; must have passed the General Knowledge (GK) of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination; must meet all Gordon Rule requirements; must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree; must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview with the College of Education Admissions Committee. Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final thirty hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 credit hours upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. students to teach physics in the grades K-12. Physics undergraduates are strongly encouraged to work on research projects with faculty members and to participate in internships and other cooperative education experiences. Student Academic Advisement Module 105 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

106 PHYSICS College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Mario Encinosa; Ms. Sonja Richardson Address: 205 Jones Hall; 1530 S. Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major The Department of Physics offers two Bachelor of Science degrees. The Bachelor of Science in physics degree program prepares students to pursue advance degrees in physics and engineering or to immediately work in science research and development. The Bachelor of Science in physics (applied physics track) degree program prepares students to pursue a more diversified career in many science-related areas such as computers, environment, management, government agencies and research laboratories. Physics undergraduates are strongly encouraged to work on research projects with faculty members and to participate in internships and other cooperative education experiences. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives: CHM X045C General Chemistry I OR CHM 4 X045/X045L OR CHM X040 (3) AND CHM X041 (3)* CHM X046C General Chemistry II* OR CHM 4 X046/X046L MAC X311 Calculus with Analytical Geometry 4 I* MAC X312 Calculus with Analytical Geometry 4 II* MAC X313 Calculus with Analytical 5 Geometry III* PHY X0248/X048L General Physics I* AND 4 5 PHY X0249/X049L General Physics II* (4/1) OR 4 5 PHY X0248C PHY X0249C General Physics I w/lab* AND General Physics II w/lab* *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module: The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 73 Core Physics Courses required for major: (54 57) PHY 2048 General Physics I Lecture & Recitation (4) PHY 2048L General Physics I Lab (1) PHY 2049 General Physics II Lecture & (4) Recitation PHY 2049L General Physics II Lab (1) PHY 3101 Modern Physics (3) PHY 3101L Modern Physics Lab (1) PHY 4703 PHZ 3303 Physical Electronics OR Radiation Physics (4) (4) PHY 4221 Mechanics I (3) PHY 4222 Mechanics II (3) PHY 4802L Advanced Lab (2) PHY 4931 Physics Seminar I (1) PHY 4932 Physics Seminar II (1) PHY 4323 Electromagnetism I (3) PHY 4324 Electromagnetism II (3) PHY 3503 Heat and Thermodynamics (3) PHY 4604 Quantum Mechanics I (3) PHY 4605 Quantum Mechanics II (3) PHY 4936 Special Problems (1-4) PHY 3424C Modern Optics (4) PHZ 3113 Mathematical Methods of Physics I (3) PHZ 3114 Mathematical Methods of Physics II (3) Mathematics Courses required for Physics Majors: (19 hours) MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) MAC 2312 Calculus II (4) MAC 2313 Calculus III (5) MAP 3302 MAS 3105 Differential Equations Linear Algebra (3) (3) Biology Courses required for Physics Majors (4 hours) BSC 1005 Biological Science (3) BSC 1005L Biological Science Lab (1) 106 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Note: Physics Course Prerequisites Policy

107 It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a physics course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation or enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: COP 2221 Programming in C Language (3) (some other computer language is acceptable) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 29* Major Coursework 73 Foreign Language Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in mathematics and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 107 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

108 PHYSICS (APPLIED) College: Science and Technology Degree: Bachelor of Science Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Mario Encinosa; Ms. Sonja Richardson Address: 111 Jones Hall; 1530 S. Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) ; Description of Major: The Department of Physics offers two Bachelor of Science degrees. The Bachelor of Science in physics degree program prepares students to pursue advance degrees in physics and engineering or to immediately work in science research and development. The Bachelor of Science in physics (applied physics track) degree program prepares students to pursue a more diversified career in many science-related areas such as computers, environment, management, government agencies and research laboratories. Physics undergraduates are strongly encouraged to work on research projects with faculty members and to participate in internships and other cooperative education experiences. Prerequisite Coursework: The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives: CHM X045C General Chemistry I OR CHM 4 X045/X045L OR CHM X040 (3) AND CHM X041 (3)* CHM X046C General Chemistry II* OR CHM 4 X046/X046L MAC X311 Calculus with Analytical 4 Geometry I* MAC X312 Calculus with Analytical 4 Geometry II* MAC X313 Calculus with Analytical 5 Geometry III* PHY X0248/X048L General Physics I* AND 5 PHY X0249/X049L General Physic II* (4/1) OR 5 PHY X0248C PHY X0249C General Physics I w/lab* AND General Physics II w/lab* *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited 5 undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College of Science and Technology: The College of Science and Technology requires a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies: Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module: The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Studies at FAMU: Core Physics Courses required for Physics (Applied) major: (48 51) PHY 2048 General Physics I Lecture & Recitation (4) PHY 2048L General Physics I Lab (1) PHY 2049 General Physics II Lecture & (4) Recitation PHY 2049L General Physics II Lab (1) PHY 3101 Modern Physics (3) PHY 3101L Modern Physics Lab (1) PHY 3424C Modern Optics (4) PHY 3503 Heat and Thermodynamics (3) PHY 4221 Mechanics I (3) PHY 4323 Electromagnetism I (3) PHY 4324 Electromagnetism II (3) PHY 4604 Quantum Mechanics I (3) PHY 4703 Physical Electronics OR (4) PHZ 3303 Radiation Physics PHY 4802L Advanced Lab (2) PHY 4931 Physics Seminar I (1) PHY 4932 Physics Seminar II (1) PHY 4936 Special Problems (1-4) PHZ 3113 Mathematical Methods of Physics I (3) PHZ 3114 Mathematical Methods of Physics II (3) Mathematics Courses required for Physics Majors: (16 hours) MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) MAC 2312 Calculus II (4) MAC 2313 Calculus III (5) MAP 3302 Differential Equations (3) Natural Science Courses required for Physics Majors (4 hours) BSC 1005 Biological Science (3) BSC 1005L Biological Science Lab (1) Note: Physics Course Prerequisites Policy 108 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

109 It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a physics course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation or enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: COP 2221 Programming in C Language (3) (some other computer language is acceptable) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 31* Major Coursework Foreign Language Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in mathematics and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 109 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

110 PRE KINDERGARTEN- PRIMARY EDUCATION College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access: Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Mary E. Newell; Dr. Nancy Fontaine Address: Gore Education Complex 311-B Tallahassee, FL Telephone: (850) ; (850) Description of Major The Pre-school and Pre-kindergarten/Primary Education Program provides knowledge and builds skills for individuals who will work or presently do work with young children (defined as birth through age eight) in not only the traditional public school setting, but also home-based, child care, hospital and other settings. The overall mission of the program is to prepare pre-service teachers and those individuals already in the work force to more effectively serve infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and young children through developmentally-appropriate assessment and prescriptive curriculum planning and implementation. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. to Diversity for Educators/Field exp* 3 EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* 3 EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. 110 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview with the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at: (click on Academics followed by Colleges and Schools) Major Program of Study at FAMU: 75 hours EEC 3731 Health, Nutrition & Safety (3) EEC 3404 Family & Community Partnerships (3) EEC 3404 Family Structures & Practices (3) EEC 3003 Foundations of Pre-K/Primary Education (3) EEX 3013 Special Needs in Early Childhood (3) Education TSL 3080 Intro to ESOL: Strategies & Instruction (3) EEC 3700 Child Development (3) RED 3013 Foundations of Reading (3) EEC 4708 DAP II: Language Arts (3) EEC 3212 DAP II: Math and Technology w/young (3) Children EEC 3210 DAP II: Science w/young Children (3) SSE 3215 DAP II: Social Studies w/young Children (3) RED 4519 Recognizing/Diagnosing Growth in (3) Reading EEX 4018 Adaptations for Children with Special (3) Needs TSL 4345 Methods of Teaching ESOL (3) EEC 4303 DAP II: Art, Music, Movement, Drama (3) EDE 3921 Professional Education Colloquium (0) EEC 3524 Administration/Management of EEC (3) Programs EEC 3604 Guiding & Managing Behavior (3) EEC 3613 Diagnosis, Assessment, & Evaluation (3) EDE 4940 Field Clinical III: Professional Theory & Legal Aspects/Role of the Teacher (3) EDE 4943 Student Teaching (12*) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total hours required 136* General Education 36 hours Pre-Teacher Coursework 22 hours Major Coursework 75 hours Remarks 1. Sixty hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The last 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn nine credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms.

111 PSYCHOLOGY College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B.S. /B.A. Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Gwendolyn Singleton; Ms. Beatrice Baker ADDRESS: 203 GEC-B Phone:(850) /(850) Description of Major The Department of Psychology offers course work leading to the baccalaureate in psychology with a Black psychology and multicultural emphasis. At the undergraduate level, the department offers the Bachelor of Arts degree and the Bachelor of Science degree. While both degrees provide the student with a broad liberal arts background, the Bachelor of Arts requires the fulfillment of foreign language requirements, i.e., French or Spanish, for twelve (12) semester hours. Both degrees enable students to pursue advanced degrees. Prerequisite Coursework The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements. Common Prerequisites BSCX0XX or BSCX20X or ZOOX010* 3 PSYX012* 3 PSYXXX 1* 3 STAX0XX* 3 ENC 2300 or above 3 * This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. 1 Students may take any lower level Psychology class within the Psychology inventory to fulfill this requirement (i.e., DEP 2004, EDP 2002, INP 2002, etc.) Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities include: The Department will adhere to the minor requirements specified by the discipline that the student has chosen as a minor. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Although a minimum GPA of 2.0 is desirable, students may enter with a lower GPA, but will be expected to elevate it within a year of entry. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 31 hours Core Courses required for major: SOP 3782 Black Psychology (3) PSY 3204 Psychological Statistics (3) PSY 3213 Research Design & Methods (3) EXP 3704 Experimental Psychology* (4) CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology (3) PSY 4604 History & Systems of Psychology (3) 12 hours of electives in upper division Psychology courses not to include PSY *Students must take one of the following courses and complete with a minimum grade of C before taking EXP 3704: ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320;or CRW Psychology Course Prerequisites Policy Students must complete the common prerequisites with a minimum grade of C before they can progress to other upper division courses in the major. Certain courses have restricted admissions and students are only allowed to enroll after satisfactory completion of the prerequisite. Students should contact their advisors or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Computer Literacy: Students are required to take a computer literacy course, preferably CGS 2060 (formerly CGS 1160). Other computer literacy courses such as EME 2040 may be substituted to fulfill this requirement. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 36 Prerequisite Coursework 12 Major Coursework 31 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign Language 12 (BA only) 1 Computer Skills 3 Electives : Varies (depends on hours needed to bring total to 120) *Note: (1) Students who have not fulfilled the requirement of 2 years of one foreign language in high school must earn 8 hours in one foreign language from an accredited undergraduate institution to receive the B.S. degree) 111 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

112 PUBLIC RELATIONS School of Journalism & Graphic Communication Degree: B.S. Limited Access: Yes Contact: Dr. Valarie White Address: School of Journalism & Graphic Communication; 510 Orr Drive Tallahassee, FL Telephone: or Description of Major The Division of Journalism offers a Bachelor of Science degree in public relations. The program is designed to prepare students for positions of responsibility in public relations. Prerequisite Coursework The public relations program is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC). The curriculum is modeled after the accrediting agency s guidelines. Consequently, the program requires 80 semester hours of course work outside the major; 60 of these hours are required to be liberal arts courses. These courses include subject areas such as political science, history, literature and economics. Also in keeping with ACEJMC guidelines, the program limits the transfer of credit hours of courses in the major to 12 credit hours. The common course prerequisites are SPC 2600 Public Speaking* 3 AMH 2010 U.S. History I* 3 AMH 2020 U.S. History II* 3 POS 2041 American National Government* 3 POS 2112 American State and Local Government* 3 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics* 3 *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives Foreign Language Requirement As of fall 2010, all students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school and eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Cognate Requirements As of fall 2010, all students must complete the following courses: MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing 3 MAR 4323 Principles of Advertising 3 Students must have a minimum of 2.5 grade average including at least a grade of B and C in Freshman Communication I and II. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. All students are required to participate in academic advisement before registering. Students are given academic check sheets that identify the degree requirements. Students are expected to follow the programs prerequisites when registering for classes. Degree Requirements for Major Program of Study at FAMU As of fall 2010, students must complete the following journalism and graphic communication courses to earn a bachelor s degree in public relations: JOU 1005 Language Skills for Media 3 Professionals MMC 2000 Intro to Mass Media 3 GRA 1433 Basic Design and Web Application 2 JOU 2100 Reporting and Writing I 3 JOU 3101 Reporting and Writing II 3 MMC 4200 Communication Law 3 MMC 4203 Media Ethics 2 PGY 2101 Photo Foundations 3 GRA 1111 Basic Design Principles 3 MMC 4922 Senior Capstone Colloquium 1 As of fall 2010, in addition to completing the journalism and graphic communication courses, students must complete another 18 semester hours in public relations. PUR 3000 Introduction to Public Relations 3 PUR 3105 Public Relations Methods 3 PUR 4500 Research & Strategies 3 PUR 4800 Campaigns 3 PUR 4801 Case Studies in Public Relations 3 PUR 4945 PR Internship 1 A minimum of 125 semester credit hours are required to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in public relations. Degree Program Requirements Summary General Education 35 Liberal Arts Requirements 30 Foreign Language 8 Cognate Requirements 6 Journalism and Graphic Communication Core 30 Public Relations 16 TOTAL 125 Admission Requirements to Major Programs 112 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

113 RELIGIOUS STUDIES College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degrees: B.A, B. S in Philosophy and Religion Major: Religious Studies Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere Address: 203 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected] Description of Major The program in Philosophy and Religion is designed to accommodate students who want to concentrate in either philosophy or religion. The program is designed to engage the student in an examination of the chief rival philosophical and religious approaches to life (including their historical, cultural, social and practical imports); to develop within the student an enlarged capacity for logical, reflective, coherent reasoning; and to encourage the student to work out a conceptual framework for his or her life commitment. The program is preparatory for advanced training in other fields, such as law, education, international relations, statecraft, intellectual history, philosophy, religious studies and theology. In addition to meeting the institutional undergraduate degree requirements, majors in the program are required to earn a minimum of thirty (30) semester hours of credit in philosophy and religion courses. The Philosophy major requires 21 hours in philosophy and nine (9) hours in religion. The Religion major requires 21 hours in religion and nine (9) hours in philosophy. No grade below C will be accepted in any major course. The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science degree in Philosophy and Religion is the same as the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts except that the student does not take hours in a language and must make up the twelve (12) semester hours by taking those hours as free electives to replace the 12-hour foreign language requirement. All students are urged to earn the Bachelor of Arts degree. Prerequisite Coursework: None FOR ALL MAJORS: Students are strongly encouraged to select required lower division electives that will enhance their general education coursework and that will support their intended baccalaureate degree program. Students should consult with an academic advisor in their major degree area. All Florida College System students are encouraged to take several philosophy and religion courses with the PHH, PHI, PHM, PHP, and REL prefix. All are encouraged to complete the Associate in Arts degree. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current Information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate Institution In one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities include: The collective required mathematics courses satisfy the minor requirement. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman Communicative Skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 30 hours Core Religion Courses (30 Hours) Religion Courses (21 hours) Philosophy Courses (9 Hours) Philosophy & Religion Prerequisites policy It is the student's responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer literacy: 0 hours. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 30 (excluding electives) Major Coursework 30 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign language 0 (B.S.) or 12 (B.A) Computer Skills 0 Electives: 30 (B.A.) or 42 (B.S.) Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 113 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

114 SCIENCE EDUCATION CONCENTRATION IN BIOLOGY EDUCATION Biology Education (6-12) College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access:Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair Dr. Edith Davis, Program Coordiantor Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C Tallahassee, FL Telephone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Secondary Education, Technology Education and Foundations offers the following state-approved teacher education programs at the secondary level: biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences (history and political science) and technology education. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. Diversity for Educators/Field exp* (3) EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* (3) EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at: Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view academic map for this major at: owww.famu.edu (click on Academics followed by Colleges and Schools) Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The last 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn nine credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Major Program at FAMU 60 hours BSC 1010 General Biology 1 w/lab 4 CHM 1046 General Chemistry 1 w/lab 4 BSC 1011 General Biology II w/lab 4 CHM 1046 General Chemistry II w/lab 4 PCB 2033 Ecology 3 CHM 3210 Organic Chemisty 1 w/lab 4 MCB 3010 Microbiology 4 CHM 3211 Organic Chemistry II w/lab 4 ZOO 3603 Developmental Anatomy 3 BOT 3303/2313 Plant Anatomy/Morphology 3 PHY 2053 College Physics w/lab or PHY 2048 General Physics w/lab 4 BSC 4930 Professional Seminar 1 GLY 2001 Introduction to Earth Space Science 3 PCB 3723 Vertebrate Physiology w/lab 4 PHY 2054 College Physics II orphy 2048 General Physics I 4 PCB 3063 Genetics 4 ESE 4943 Student Teaching ( Variables HRSL 6-12) 12 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 122 Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. 114 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

115 SCIENCE EDUCATION CONCENTRATION IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION Chesmistry Education (6-12) College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access:Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair Dr. Edith Davis, Program Coordiantor Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C Tallahassee, FL Telephone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Secondary Education, Technology Education and Foundations offers the following state-approved teacher education programs at the secondary level: biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences (history and political science) and technology education. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. Diversity for Educators/Field exp* (3) EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* (3) EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at: Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the Major Program at FAMU 60 hours CHM 1045/1046 General Chemistry I, II 6 CHM 1045L/1046L General Chemistry I & II 2 CHM 1901/1902 Freshmen Special Topics 2 CHM 2903/2904 Sophomore Special Topics 2 CHM 2210/2211 Organic Chemistry I, II 6 CHM 2210L.2211L Organic Chemistry Labs 2 BCH 4033/4033L Biochemistry w/lab 4 CHM 3120/3120L Analytical Chemistry w/lab 4 CHM 4410/4410L Physical Chemistry I w/lab 4 CHM 4930 Chemistry Seminar 1 ESE 4943 Student Teaching in the High School 6-12 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 122 Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. 115 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

116 SCIENCE EDUCATION CONCENTRATION IN PHYSICS EDUCATION Physics Education (6-12) College: Education Degree: B.S. Limited Access:Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact: Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair Dr. Edith Davis, Program Coordiantor Address: Gore Education Complex 319-C Tallahassee, FL Telephone: (850) Description of Major The Department of Secondary Education, Technology Education and Foundations offers the following state-approved teacher education programs at the secondary level: biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences (history and political science) and technology education. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. Diversity for Educators/Field exp* (3) EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* (3) EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at: Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at: owww.famu.edu (click on Academics followed by Colleges and Schools) Remarks 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The last 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn nine credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Major Program at FAMU 60 hours PHY 2048 General Physics I, II 10 PHY 3101 Modern Physics 3 PHY 3101L Modern Physics Lab 1 PHY 4221, Phy 4222 Mechanics, I, II 6 PHY 4802L Advanced Lab 2 PHY 4323, 4324 Electromagnetism I, II 6 PHY 4604 Quantum Mechanics I 3 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 122 Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. 116 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

117 SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION (HISTORY Concentration or Political Science) College: Education Degree: B. S. _ Major: History Education Concentration Limited Access: Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact(s): Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair _Address: 462 Tucker Hall Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected];coesecondary@fam u.edu Description of Major _ The Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science Education offers an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare students for teaching careers in public or parochial schools. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science degree program have the option of concentrating in History or Political Science and upon graduation will receive full state certification Major Requirements (History Concentration) All students concentrating in history will complete a minimum of thirty (30) semester hours in the major. All majors must have at least a 2.50 GPA overall to qualify for graduation with a degree in the degree program. (Also, students must pass all classes except natural sciences with a grade of C or better). All education majors must pass the General Knowledge portion of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination. See your advisor for course sequences in mathematics, social science, humanities, statistics, and computers. Prerequisite Coursework: The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements: EDG 1072 College Success and Beyond 3 EDF 3135 The Adolescent Learner 3 EDF 1005 Introduction to Education* 3 EDF 2085 Intro to Teaching Diverse Populations* 3 EME 2040 Introduction to Education Technology* 3 AMH 2010 U.S. History AMH 2020 U.S. History 1865 Present 3 POS 2041 American National Government 3 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I 3 PSY Introduction to Psychology 3 GEA 2000 World Regional Geography 3 * This is a required state common prerequisite which requires clinical field experience : State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives visit Flvc.org Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation from the University. Students majoring in social science (history) education will minor in secondary education. Prerequisite Coursework The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher: EDF 2085 Intro. Diversity for Educators/Field exp* (3) EME 2040 Intro. to Technology for Educators* (3) EDF 1005 Intro. to the Teaching Profession/Field exp* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at The curriculum includes the common prerequisites and does not require any other prerequisites to enter the program. State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at: Foreign Language Requirement All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to graduation. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Student Academic Advisement Module 117 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

118 Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors are able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at: owww.famu.edu (click on Academics followed by Colleges and Schools) Major Program of Study at FAMU (30 Credit Hours) WHO 1022 World History 1500 pres. 3 AMH 2020 US History 1865-pres. 3 or AMH 2010 US History HIS 3104 Nature of History 3 HIS 3150 Historiography 3 ASH 4300 Far Eastern History 3 AMH 4420 History of Florida 3 AMH th Century US History 3 EUH Elective 3 & AFH 4100: History of Africa 1800 (3) or AFH 4200: History of Africa in the 19 th and 20 th Centuries (3) & AMH 3571: African American History to 1865 (3) AMH 3572: African American History since 1865 (3) Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a history course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 Credit Hours General Education 38 Credit Hours Other Discipline Requirements 18 Credit Hours Major Coursework 30 Credit Hours Minor Coursework 34 Credit Hours (Social Science Education Concentration Secondary Education) Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on placement). *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in English, math, and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Minor Requirements Social Science Education (History and Political Science) 34 Credit Hours EDG 1072 College Success and Beyond 3 EDF 3120 Psychology in Education 3 or EDF 3135 The Adolescent Learner 3 DEP 2004 Human Growth and Development 3 EDF 2002 Educational Psychology 3 EDF 3430 Measurement and Evaluation of 3 Educational Growth EDG3004 Overview and orientation to Teaching 3 ESE 4930 Instructional Seminar in Secondary 3 Education RED 333 Teaching Reading in the Content Area 3 TSL 4324 ESOL Survey Strategies for Secondary 3 School SSE 3360 Teaching Social Studies in high School 3 ESE 4943 Student Teaching Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

119 SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION with POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Concentration College: Education Degree: B. S. and B. A. in Political Science Major: Social Science with Political Science Education Concentration Limited Access: Student Must Meet Requirement for Teacher Ed. Contact(s): Dr. Renee Wallace, Chair Dr. Kristal Clemmons, Program Coordiantor Address: Gore Education Complex 319 C Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) [email protected]; [email protected] Description of Major. The Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science Education offers an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare students for teaching careers in public or parochial schools. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science degree program have the option of concentrating in History or Political Science and upon graduation will receive full state certification. Major Requirements (Political Science Concentration) All students concentrating in Political Science will complete a minimum of thirty (30) semester hours in the major. All majors must have at least a 2.50 GPA overall to qualify for graduation with a degree in the degree program. (Also, students must pass all classes except natural sciences with a grade of C or better). All education majors must pass the CLAST Examination or the General Knowledge portion of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination. See your advisor for course sequences in: mathematics, social science, humanities, statistics, and computers. AMH 2020 U.S. History 1865 Present* 3 POS 2041 American National Government* 3 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I* OR 3 PSY Introduction to Psychology* OR 3 GEA 2000 World Regional Geography* 3 ** This is a required state common prerequisite that requires a clindical field experience, a background check/clearance, documented health insurance, personal liability insurance and interview with College of Education Admissions Committee. * This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives visit flvc.org. Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation from the University. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Study Students must have a grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.50 or better in basic general education course component or a 2.50 G.P.A. from a completed baccalaureate program. Students must have passed the General Knowledge of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE). Students must meet all Gordon Rule requirements. Students must have a grade of C or better in the required courses taken as part of the General Education Preparation Program or an AA degree. Students must successfully complete a criminal background check and a pre-admission interview by the College of Education Admissions Committee. Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Prerequisite Coursework: The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of the General Education Requirements: EDF 1005 Introduction to Education/Field 3 Experience** EDF 2085 Intro to Teaching Diverse 3 Populations/Field Experience** EME 2040 Introduction to Education Technology* 3 AMH 2010 U.S. History * Florida A&M University Transfer Manual The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program Requirements (30 Credit Hours) CPO 2002 Comparative Government (3) POS 2001 Introduction to Political Science (3) POS 2112 State and Local Government (3) AMH 2091 African American History (3) POS 3603 American Constitutional Law (3) POT 4064 Contemporary Political Ideologies (3) POS 4703 Scope & Methods (3)

120 POS 4910 Senior Research Seminar (3) POS 4936 Seminar in Political Science (3) POS, PAD, PUP, INR CPO Elective (3) Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a political science course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees Minor Requirements Social Science Education (History and Political Science) 34 Credit Hours EDG 1072 College Success and Beyond 3 EDF 3120 Psychology in Education 3 or EDF 3135 The Adolescent Learner 3 DEP 2004 Human Growth and Development 3 EDF 2002 Educational Psychology 3 EDF 3430 Measurement and Evaluation of Educational Growth 3 ESE 4930 Instructional Seminar in Secondary 3 Education RED 333 Teaching Reading in the Content Area 3 TSL 4324 ESOL Survey Strategies for Secondary 3 School SSE 3360 Teaching Social Studies in high School 3 ESE 4943 Student Teaching 6-12 Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 Credit Hours General Education 38 Credit Hours Other Discipline Requirements 18 Credit Hours Major Coursework 60 Credit Hours *Note: Some prerequisite coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in English, math, and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. 120 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

121 SOCIAL WORK College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Limited Access: No Contacts: Dr. Jenny Jones, Chair of the Department of Social Work; Address: 300 Benjamin Banneker Technical Building B Tallahassee, FL Phone: (Department of Social Work) (FAX) [email protected]; Description of the BSW Program The mission of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program in the Department of Social Work is to provide a beginning generalist curriculum reflecting the history, knowledge, values, ethics and skills of the profession. The program seeks to educate students who will engage in the problem-solving process with individuals, groups and communities; promote social and economic justice for oppressed people; and demonstrate knowledge and sensitivity to human diversity. Program graduates will be prepared for beginning social work practice and/or advanced standing upon entry into a graduate program of study. The social work curriculum does not formally begin until the student s junior year because it is considered an upper-division professional program. However, students need to begin taking the required liberal arts courses for the major as freshman pre-social work majors. These prerequisites compliment the general education courses required for any degree from Florida A&M University. Social work majors are required to complete 59 hours of general education/liberal arts courses and 61 hours of upperdivision social work courses for a total of 120 hours. These hours include 14 required social work courses (43 credit hours), two social work electives (6 credit hours), and a field practicum (12 credit hours) for a total of 61 credit hours. Florida State Common Prerequisites for Social Work Following are the common prerequisites for Social Work programs throughout the state of Florida. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. BSC 1005 Biology/Lab* 4 ECO 2013 Principles of Economics* 3 POS 2041 American National Government* 3 PSY 2012 Introduction to Psychology* 3 SYG 2000 Introduction to Sociology* 3 The following courses must also be completed in order to complete the BSW degree at FAMU: ENC 2300 Improved Writing 3 AMH 2010 or 2020 American History 3 SPC 2608 Public Speaking 3 HSC 1100 Health 3 SYG 3010 Social Problems 3 Students who complete their first two years of study at FAMU or who transfer to FAMU without an AA degree from a Florida state community college or university are expected to complete the course of study as shown above. Any exceptions to the above course of study must be approved by the faculty advisor and the BSW program director. The State University System of Florida promotes and maintains an Articulation Agreement between Florida community colleges and state 4-year universities, which permits graduates holding the AA degree to transfer without penalty to any State University with junior level status. Therefore, if a student enters FAMU with an Associate of Arts degree from a school that meets these criteria, the student s liberal arts requirements are considered satisfied by both FAMU and the Department of Social Work. Foreign Language Requirement All students receiving a bachelor s degree from FAMU are required to have completed 2 years in high school or 8 semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language. Minor Requirements for students majoring in Social Work: Students who major in Social Work are not required to complete a minor. If they choose to complete a minor, the hours needed to complete the minor will be in addition to the hours required for the BSW degree. Admission Requirements to Social Work Major All students must apply for admission to the BSW program. To be considered for admission to the BSW program, students must: Be admitted to the University. Complete an Application for Admission to the BSW program. Have completed lower division coursework. Have a 2.0 grade point average (including transfer students). Provide an Admission Statement as outlined in the Application for Admission. Submit a transcript along with their application and admission statement. * This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Additional Program Prerequisites for FAMU Social Work Course of Study for BSW Program 121 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

122 Semester I Junior Year SOW 3203 Introduction to Social Work 3 SOW 3103 Theories of Human Behavior 3 SOW 3230 Social Welfare History 3 SOW 3290 Ethics and Professional Dev. 4 SOW 3801 Self Awareness 3 Semester II Junior Year SOW 3341 Social Work Practice w/ Individuals 3 SOW 3350 Interviewing and Recording 3 SOW 4104 HBSE: Life Cycle 3 SOW 4403 Research Methods 3 SOW xxxx Social work elective 3 Semester III Senior Year SOW 3232 Policy Analysis 3 SOW 4322 Social Work Practice with Families & Groups 3 SOW 4343 Social Work Practice with Communities & Organizations 3 SOW 4414 Research Measurements 3 SOW xxxx Social Work elective 3 Semester IV Senior Year SOW 4510 Field Practicum 12 SOW 4522 Integrative Seminar 2 Total Hours 60 Note to students: Classes will not be offered every semester, therefore students may change the order in which they take courses when necessary. The only pre-requisite and co-requisite requirements are as follows: SOW 3203 (Introduction to Social Work) is a pre-requisite for SOW 3341 (Practice I) SOW 3341 (Practice I) is a pre-requisite for SOW 4322 (Practice II) and SOW 4343 (Practice III) SOW 4403 (Research Methods) is a pre-requisite for SOW 4414 (Research Measurements) All classes must be completed before taking SOW 4510 (Field Practicum) and SOW 4522 (Integrative Seminar) SOW 4510 (Field Practicum) and SOW 4522 (Integrative Seminar) must be taken during the same semester Students are eligible for field practicum after they have: Met the foreign language requirement (two years of high school or 8 semester hours (or the equivalent) at an undergraduate institution) Earned a minimum cumulative average of 2.5 in social work courses. Completed all liberal arts core courses and the upper division social work courses. Become a current membership in a professional social work organization that offers liability insurance such as National Association of Social Workers (NASW), National Association of Christian Social Workers (NACSW), or the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW). Purchased liability insurance from the above organization. Completed a criminal record background check. Attended the BSW Pre-Placement Meeting and the BSW Student Field Placement Orientation Meeting (mandatory meetings for all eligible students). Requirements for a Minor in Social Work The course requirements for a minor in Social Work are as follows: SOW 3203 Introduction to Social Work 3 SOW 3103 Theories of Human Behavior 3 SOW 3230 Social Welfare History 3 SOW Social Work Electives (choose 3) Total Hours 18 Any exceptions made to the above program of study must be approved by the student s faculty advisor and the BSW program director. Field Practicum After completion of all core liberal arts courses, foreign language courses, and all social work courses, students are eligible to apply for field placement as the final phase of the curriculum. The Department of Social Work is responsible for determining student s eligibility for field placement and for assignments at identified agencies. The practicum can be completed in the form of a block placement for one semester (approximately 36 hours per week) or part-time placement over two consecutive semesters (approximately 18 hours per week). 122 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

123 SOCIOLOGY College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: Bachelor of Science in Sociology Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Phyllis Gray-Ray Address: 403 Perry Paige Bldg., Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) , Description of Major The Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice offers two bachelor degree programs: the Bachelor of Science in Sociology and the Bachelor of Criminal Justice. Degree programs require the completion of 120 semester credit hours. Students in all programs enroll in academic coursework, use computers and the internet, and typically are involved in field work and internships. Since many students work while attending school, it may take a little more than the customary four years to complete their degrees. In addition to the Bachelor in Sociology & Criminal Justice degrees, the department offers minors in anthropology, sociology, criminal justice, and juvenile justice. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Prerequisites for Sociology. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives SYG 2000 (Sociology Majors)* SYA 2010 (Sociology Majors)* * This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. Note: Statewide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Student Academic Advisement Module Florida A & M University has designed an academic advisement module for purposes of guiding students and monitoring their progress. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation, and indicates the courses students have successfully completed toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major at Major Program of Study (60 hours) Sociology SYA 3010 Sociological Thought (3) SYA 3300 Research Process I (3) SYA 3400 Research Process II (3) SYA 4930 Seminar in Sociology (3) SYD 4730 Sociology of the Black Experience (3) Sociology Electives (9) Sociology or Anthropology Electives (6) Minor Area Electives (18) SYA 4942 Sociology Internship (optional) or Other Electives (12) Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education Courses 60 Major Coursework 30 Minor Coursework 18 Elective Coursework or Internship 12 Note: Foreign Language Requirement: 8 credit hours must be completed if not completed prior to admission (State requirement). Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to complete two (2) years of foreign language, either in high school or at the college level. Minor Requirements for Graduation Students may choose from any of the degree programs to fulfill their minor requirements. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and satisfy most of the General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills, and mathematics or an A.A.degree. 123 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

124 THEATRE College: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Degree: B.A and B.S Limited Access: No Contact: Mr. Luther D. Wells; Ms. Sylnovia Crowell Address: 515 Orr Drive, 208 Tucker Hall; Tallahassee, Florida Phone: (850) Fax: (850) ; Description of Major The program in theatre offers pre-professional preparation by combining acting, directing, designing, and production with the literary, historical, and creative study of drama. Requirements for a Major The program offers two degree options: the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science. Students may elect concentrations in either performance or theatre education. The performance concentration requires the completion of a minimum of 55 semester hours of theatre courses and a minimum of eighteen (18) hours in an approved minor. The teacher education concentration requires the completion of a minimum of forty-seven (47) semester hours of theatre courses and a professional education core which includes student teaching. Requirements for a Minor Students who minor in theatre must complete (with approval by the Theatre Advisor) sixteen (16) semester hours of lecture/studio courses and a minimum of two (2) hours of laboratory courses for a total of 18 hours. All minors are expected to participate in all theatre activities unless otherwise exempted. Prerequisite Coursework: Theatre The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. THE X000 Introduction to Theatre* (3) THE X300 Critical Analysis of Drama* (3) TPA X290L Technical Production Lab* (1) TPA X210 Introduction to Stagecraft and (3) Production Techniques* TPP X190L Introduction to Creative Work* (1) TPP X110 Elements of Acting* (3) TPP XXXX Voice and Diction* (2) TPP XXXX Improvisations for the Theatre* (2) TPP XXXX Basic Principles of Movement* (1) State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for the other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, examine the Common Prerequisite Manual at Foreign Language Requirement: All students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language for the Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. Students earning the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree are required to take an additional twelve (12) semester hours in one foreign language. Minor Requirements for graduation in the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities include: Students should contact their academic advisors. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 Other discipline Requirements Bachelor Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) The Bachelor of Arts degree is distinguished from the Bachelor of Science degree in that the former requires the completion of twelve (12) semester hours of the same foreign language. The twelve credit hours necessary to earn the B.A. are in addition to the high school requirement. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: 55 hours TPA 2190 Introduction to Creative Work (1) TPA 2210 Introduction to Stagecraft and (3) Production Tech TPA 3200 Theatre Production Lab (6) TPA3230 Introduction to Costume and (3) Wardrobe TPA 4060 Introduction to Scene Design (3) TPA 4400 Theatre Management (3) TPP 1700 Voice and Diction (2) TPP 2110 Elements of Acting (3) TPP 2111 Advanced Acting (3) TPP 2120 Improvisations for the Theatre (2) TPP 2290 Technical Production Lab (1) TPP 2500 Basic Principles of Movement (1) TPP 3310 Fundamentals of Play Directing (3) ORI 2000 Oral Interpretation (3) THE 2300 Critical Analysis of Drama (3) THE 3112 Theatre History I (3) THE 3113 Theatre History II (3) THE 3235 Contemporary Black Theatre (3) THE 4908 Senior Project (3) 3 hours of Theatre Elective from course prefixes THE, TPA, or TPP *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the state Common Prerequisite Manual at will be accepted. 124 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

125 Theatre Course Prerequisite Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of a theatre course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 12 semester hours in technology/ graphics recommended for those students seeking the Bachelor of Science in Theatre Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hours Required 120 General Education 33 Prerequisite Coursework 19 Major Coursework 55 Minor Coursework 18 Foreign Language 0-12 (depending on track) Computer Skills 0-12 (depending on track) Electives 2 Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution 2. The final 30 hours must be taken from FAMU 125 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual

126 VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY College: Agriculture and Food Sciences Degree: B. S. in Agricultural Sciences Major: Veterinary Technology Limited Access: No Contact: Dr. Lee E. Anderson, Sr. Address: 306 South Perry-Paige Building Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850) ; (850) [email protected] Description of Major The Animal Science Program offers three options; (a) industry (b) pre-vet/ science, and (c) veterinary technology options. The industry option in animal science prepares individuals to manage technology needed to enhance production and management in the livestock and poultry industries. The curriculum is designed for students who are interested in preparing themselves for positions in the animal industry. These include positions in livestock management, production, breeding, nutrition, meats/food science, and reproduction. It also prepares students for employment in related agricultural agencies of Florida, the U.S. government, and private industry. The pre-vet science option prepares individuals for further professional development beyond the B.S. degree, as well as entry into a college of veterinary medicine. The veterinary technology option program prepares individuals to work cooperatively with federal, state, and private veterinarians, as well as other public and private animal health officials. The veterinary technology program focuses on the health and welfare of animals and humans. The major coursework with broad foundation in biology, chemistry, physics, genetics, microbiology, and other fields prepares individuals for veterinary medical and graduate schools, and for a wide variety of careers. These include research, medical or veterinary technologists, and technicians, counseling and consulting, pharmaceuticals, teaching, and instruction, management and sales, etc. The Bachelor of Science in veterinary technology program must meet the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA) Standards of Accreditation. Prerequisite Coursework: There are statewide Common Program prerequisites. However, the following must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives There are statewide Common Program prerequisites for Animal Science. The following must be completed with a grade of C or higher. These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives. MAC 1105 College Algebra or Higher approved (3) Math* BSC 1010C General Biology I* (4) BSC 1011C General Biology II* (4) 126 Florida A&M University Transfer Manual CHM X045, General Chemistry I* (4) X045L CHM X046, General Chemistry II* (4) X046L MAC X311 Calculus with Analytic Geometry* (3) EXO X013* (3) SYG X000 or (3) PSY X012* SPC 2600 Public Speaking* (3) CGS 2571 Intro Microcomputer Applications* (3) STA 2023 Intro Probability and Statistics* (3) *This is a state common prerequisite. Substitutes identified in the state Common Prerequisites Manual at will be accepted. Note: State-wide common prerequisites are always under review. For the most current information and for other courses that may serve as acceptable alternatives, visit = Foreign Language Requirement: Transfer students are required to have completed two (2) years in high school or eight semester hours (or the equivalent) at an accredited undergraduate institution in one foreign language or American Sign Language prior to enrollment or graduation. Minor Requirements for graduation in CAFS include: CAFS requires a minor area of concentration in which a minimum of eighteen (18) semester hours are earned in another discipline. Admission Requirements to Major Program of Studies Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and most of the required General Education requirements met, including freshman communicative skills and mathematics, or an A.A. degree. Student Academic Advisement Module The Student Academic Advisement Module is FAMU s academic advising and monitoring system. Through this system, students and their academic advisors will be able to monitor students progression toward graduation. The Degree Audit consists of the students major requirements for graduation and indicates the courses that students have taken toward their degrees. Transfer students may view the academic map for this major. Major Program of Studies at FAMU: Core ANS Courses required for Industry and Pre-Vet options (30 hours required) *Mandatory *ANS 3006 Intro to Animal Science (4) ANS 3244 Beef Production (3) ANS 3232 Equine Science & Management (4) Training ANS 4080 Animal Science Expt (4) ANS 3463 Feeds & Feeding (3) *ANS 3311 Reproduction of Farm Animals (4) VME 4117 Animal Sanitation & Disease Control (3) *ANS 4931 Animal Science Seminar (1)

127 ANS 3264 Swine Science (3) *ANS 4445 Animal Nutrition (4) ANS 4932 Special Problems (3) ANS 4291 Incubation & Brooding (3) ANS 3273 Small Ruminant Management (3) ANS 3614 Meat Science and Meat Processing (4) ANS 4949 Animal Science Internship (1-6) ANS 4381 Animal Breeding (3) Support Courses required for Industry Option Only These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives AEB 2104 (3) Economics of Agriculture AEB 3134 (3) or other Agri business courses **Restricted Electives (16) Industry option only **Restricted electives require advisor s approval and may be selected from the following courses: AEB 3134, AEB 4152; AEE 4301; AGG 2050C; AGG 4935; ANS 3273, 4932, 3614; ANS 4949, APB 3220; AEB ; AGR 3210; FOS 2002; FOS 3042; FOS 4222; MCB 3020, Z ; PHA 2004; PCB 3723; ZOO Support Courses required for Pre-vet/ Science Option Only (44 hours). These courses may be taken as partial fulfillment of General Education requirements or as general electives BSC 1010/1010L General Biology I (4) BSC1011/1011L General Biology II (4) CHM 1045/1045L and 1046/1046L Gen Chemistry (4) (4) CHM 2210/2210L and 2211/2211L Organic Chemistry (4) (4) PHY 2053/2048L and PHY 2054/2049L College Physics (4) (4) BSC 2093/2093L Anatomy & Physiology (4) PCB 3063 Principles of Genetics (4) BCH 4033/4033L Biochemistry (4) Mathematics Courses required for Pre-Vet/ Science Option Only (8 hours) MAC 1147 Pre Calculus (4) MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) Support Courses required for Veterinary Technology (Vet. Tech) option (32 hours) ANS 3311 Reproduction of Farm Animals 4 ANS 3273 Small Ruminant Management 3 ANS 4117 Animal Sanitation 4 ANS 4445 Animal Nutrition 4 ANS 4906 Directed Individual Study 1 ANS 4931 Senior Seminar 1 BSC 1011, 1011L General Biology II 4 BSC L Anatomy & Physiology 4 ENY 3668C Veterinary Entomology 3 MCB 3020, 3020L Microbiology 4 VST 2062 Radiology/Imaging 2 VST 2063 Principles of Anesthesia & Surgical Nursing 2 VST 2084 Animal Health Management 4 VST 2180 *Ethics & Office Procedures 2 PHA 2004 Medical Terminology 1 VST 2033 Pharmacology & Immunology 4 VST 3050 Clinical Rotation I 4 VST 3064 Clinical Pathology 4 VST 3083 Animal Diseases and Prevention 3 VST 3084 Zoonotic Diseases 3 VST 3055 Externship 2 VST 3133 *Diagnostic Instrumentation 3 VST 3231 Hospital Procedures 2 VST 4050 Clinical Rotation II 4 VST 4051 Clinical Rotation III 4 *Courses that include computer competency skills Note: ANS/Vet Tech Course Prerequisites Policy It is the student s responsibility to be aware of the prerequisites of an ANS course prior to enrollment in that course. A student may contact his or her advisor or the department chair for additional information concerning course prerequisites and this policy. Failure to fulfill course prerequisites may result in the administrative cancellation of enrollment in the course at any time during the semester with no refund of tuition or fees. Computer Literacy: 3 hours beyond major. Minimum Program Requirements Summary Total Hrs. Required 120 General Education 36* Prerequisite Coursework 32* Major Coursework 30 Support Coursework Foreign Language Computer Skills 3 Electives to bring total hours to (depending on placement) *Note: Some prerequisite/requirements coursework may also be applied to General Education requirements in math and science. Remarks: 1. Sixty (60) hours must be earned at a senior institution. 2. The final 30 hours must be taken at FAMU. 3. A student who transfers with less than 60 hours credit upon admission must earn 9 credit hours prior to graduation by attending one or more summer terms. Core Vet Tech option courses (47 hours) VST 2000 Intro to Veterinary Technology 1 VST2060 Animal Nursing & Restraint Florida A&M University Transfer Manual