Engineering Tech Credit Transfer: NWTC Associate Degree to UWGB Bachelor s Degree

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1 Engineering Technology Credit Transfer: NWTC Associate Degree to UWGB Bachelor s Degree In accordance with the University of Wisconsin System guidelines for articulation agreements between UW System institutions and Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) districts, the following associates programs at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) will count for significant block credit transfers into the Mechanical, Electrical, and Environmental Engineering Technology programs at UW- Green Bay (UWGB). Each will be discussed separately with material required by the AIS 6.2 guidelines for developing program- to- program articulation agreements. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. 1. UW- Green Bay Mechanical Engineering Technology BS Presented below is the curriculum for UWGB s Mechanical Engineering Technology Program. UWGB Mechanical Engineering BS requirements (without general education and graduation requirements, unless fulfilled by degree requirements) Support Group (2-7 credits) ET 101 ET 10 either all CHEM 211, 21 CHEM 212, 21 or ET 206 MATH 202 MATH 20 MATH 260 PHYSICS 10 or 201 PHYSICS 10 or 202 Fundamentals of Engineering Technology (2 cr) Basic Electrical Circuits I ( cr) Principles of Chemistry I Lecture and Lab (5 cr ) Principles of Chemistry II Lecture and Lab (5 cr) Chemistry for Engineers (5cr) Calculus & Analytic Geometry I Calculus & Analytic Geometry II Introductory Statistics ( cr) Fundamentals of Physics I (5 cr) or Principles of Physics I either algebra or calculus based Fundamentals of Physics II (5 cr) or Principles of Physics II either algebra or calculus based Fundamentals Group (2 credits) ENGR 21 Mechanics I: Statics ( cr) ENGR 21 Mechanics II: Dynamics ( cr) ET 105 Fundamentals of Drawing ( cr) ET 106 Parametric Modeling I (2 cr ) ET 116 Basic Manufacturing Processes ( cr) ET 118 Fluids I (2 cr) ET 207 Parametric Modeling II ( 2cr) ET 220 Mechanics of Materials ( cr) ET 221 Machine Components ( cr) Advanced Study Group (28 credits) CHEM 20/PHYSICS 20 Thermodynamics & Kinetics ( cr) ENGR 01 Engineering Materials ( cr) ET 08 Finite Element Analysis ( cr) ET 18 Fluids II (2 cr) ET 22 Design Problems ( cr) ET 2 Motors & Drives ( cr) ET 60 Project Management ( cr) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 1 of 17

2 ET 90 One of ET 00 ET 10 Mechatronics ( cr) Co- op/internship in Engineering Technology ( cr) Capstone Project ( cr) A. NWTC Mechanical Design Technology Associate s Degree Rationale for how programs are related: The Associates program in Mechanical Design Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS MET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of classes that the associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Mechanical Design Technology Associate UWGB Courses Course # Course name Course # Course name Micro: Excel- Intro 1 ET 101 Fund. of ET Mechanical Design- Exploring 1 ET 105 Fund. Of Drawing CAD- Intro 1 ET 106 Parametric Model I Sketching- Technical 2 ET 116 Basic Man. Processes Solidworks Fund and Drawing ET 118 Fluids I Mech AutoCAD Fund 2 ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits English Composition I ET 207 Parametric Model. II Interm. Algebra w Apps ET 220 Mechanics of Materials College ET 221 Machine components Prototype Metal Fabrication 2 ET 22 Design Problems CAD- Auxillary & Flat Pattern 2 ENGR 01 Engineering Materials Fabrication & Assembly PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I Additive Manufacturing 1 Social Science Gen. Ed Trigonometry w Apps First Year Seminar General Physics 1 Ethnic Studies Mechanical Design CNC 2 ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) Machine Members Strength 5 MATH 10 (Math Competency) SW Sheetmetal, Weldment... Communications Materials Science Elective Credit Block CAD- ECD Fluids 1: Basic Pneumatics Fluids 2: Basic Hydraulics Fluids : Inter Hydraulics Automation 1: Control Logic Design Problems Mechanisms SolidWorks Simulation Oral/Interpersonal Comm Intro. to Diversity Studies Psych of Human Relations Direct Course Equivalent 69 General Education Course Updated 7/7/2015 Page 2 of 17

3 Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geo II Chemistry = CHEM 211/21 Princ Chem I Lec/Lab 5 Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course ENGR 21, Mechanics I: Statics ENGR 21, Mechanics II: Dynamics ET 206, Chem for Engineers 5 OR all of CHEM 211/21 and 212/21 10 MATH 202, Calculus and Analytic Geometry I MATH 20, Calculus and Analytic Geometry II MATH 260, Introductory Statisics PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 21 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, cr Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanitites, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, cr Global Culture, crs Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) B. NWTC Manufacturing Engineering Technology Associate s Degree Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Manufacturing Engineering Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS MET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. The UWGB Mechanical Engineering Technology curriculum is given under 1A (previous section) of this document. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of classes that the associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Manufacturing Engineering Technology UWGB Courses Associate Course # Course name Course # Course name Engin. Materials ET 101 Fund. of Engin. Tech English Comp. 1 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing Coll. Algebra & Trig. 5 ET 106 Parametric Model. I College Chemistry 5 ET 116 Basic. Manu. Proc. Updated 7/7/2015 Page of 17

4 College CAD Intro. Robotics Polymer Comp. Proc Casting & Joining Proc Speech Calculus Man. Eng. Internship Mat. Removal/Forming Geo. Dimen./Toleran Solidworks Fund/Draw Calc Based Physics Intro. Diversity Studies Into. Psychology Comp. Aided Manu Engin. Economy Lean. Man. Systems Engin. Materials Automation Automation Automation Calculus 2 69 ET 206 Chemistry for Eng. 5 ET 220 Mech. of Mats. ET 221 Machine Comp. ENGR 01 Engineering Materials MATH 10 (Math Competency) MATH 202 Calculus & An Geo I MATH 20 Calculus & An Geo II PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I 5 First Year Seminar Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. Social Science Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block Direct Course Equivalent General Education Course Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Basic Elec. Circuits = ET 10, Basic Electrical Circuits I and and Parametric Model = ET 207, Param. Model II + Elective Fluids = ET 118, Fluids I + Elective and and Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course ENGR 21, Mechanics I: Statics ENGR 21, Mechanics II: Dynamics ET 118, Fluids I 2 ET 10, Basics Electrical Circuits I ET 207, Parametric Modeling II 2 MATH 260, Introductory Statistics PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 2 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, crs Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanities, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) Updated 7/7/2015 Page of 17

5 2. UW- Green Bay Electrical Engineering Technology BS Presented below is the curriculum for UWGB s Electrical Engineering Technology Program. UWGB Electrical Engineering BS requirements (without general education requirements, unless fulfilled by degree requirements) Support Group (20 credits) ET 101 MATH 202 MATH 20 PHYSICS 10 or 201 PHYSICS 10 or 202 Fundamentals of Engineering Technology (2 cr) Calculus & Analytic Geometry I ( cr) Calculus & Analytic Geometry II ( cr) Fundamentals of Physics I or Principles of Physics I (5 cr) either algebra or calculus based Fundamentals of Physics II or Principles of Physics II (5 cr)- either algebra or calculus based Fundamentals Group (29 credits) ET 105 Fundamentals of Drawing ( cr) ET 10 Basic Electrical Circuits I ( cr) ET 11 Basic Electrical Circuits II ( cr) ET 12 Introduction to Programming ( cr) ET 150 Codes, Safety, and Standards (2 cr) ET 22 Semiconductor Devices ( cr) ET 2 Linear Circuits ( cr) ET 20 Microcontrollers & Programmable Logic Controllers ( cr) ET 250 Signals and Systems ( cr) ET 11 Digital Electronics ( cr) Advanced Study Group (1 credits) ET 2 Motors and Drives ( cr) ET 0 Advanced PLCs ( cr) ET 2 Supervisory Control and Data Acq ( cr) ET Human Machine Interface ( cr) ET 6 Electric Power Systems ( cr) ET 8 Electromagnetic Fields and Applications ( cr) ET 50 Data Communication and Protocols ( cr) ET 60 Project Management ( cr) ET 90 Mechatronics ( cr) One of ET 00 Co- op/internship in Engineering Technology ( cr) ET 10 Capstone Project ( cr) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 5 of 17

6 A. NWTC Automation Engineering Technology Associate s Program Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Automation Engineering Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Electrical Engineering Technology (ElecET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS ElecET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for NWTC students pursuing this completion route. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of UWGB classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Automation Eng. Technology Associate Course # Course name Fluids Fluids Mach. Wiring & Safety DC DC Automation Automation Oral/Interpersonal Comm Interm Alg. w Apps College Elective Digital AC 1: Properties AC 2: Reactance Automation Automation Automation English Comp Trig w Apps Coll. Physics 1 Elective Power Elec Power Elec CAD- Intro CAD- ECD Power Elec Power Electricity Power Electricity Automation Automation Automation Control Control Control Safety Dev. And App Intro. Robotics Robotic Vision Sys. 1 UWGB Courses Course # Course name ET 101 Fund. of Engin. Tech. 2 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits I ET 11 Basic Elec. Circuits II ET 12 Intro. To Program. ET 150 Codes, Safety, Stand. 2 ET 22 Semiconductor Dev. ET 20 Microcon. and PLCs ET 250 Signals and Systems ET 11 Digital Electronics ET 2 Motors and Drives ET 0 Advanced PLC s ET Human Machine Interface PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I 5 Social Sc. Gen. Ed. First Year Seminar Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) MATH 10 (Math Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block 1 62 Updated 7/7/2015 Page 6 of 17

7 Automation Automation Control Control Control Automation Sys. Int Intro. Diversity Study Intro Psychology Direct Course Equivalent 62 General Education Course Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & An Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & An Geo II Linear Circuits = ET 2, Linear Circuits and and Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course ET 2, Linear Circuits MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geometry II PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Advanced study group 22 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, crs Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanities, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, crs Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) B. NWTC Electro- Mechanical Technology Associate s Program Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Electro- Mechanical Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Electrical Engineering Technology (ElecET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS ElecET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. The curriculum for UWGB s Electrical Engineering Technology Program is given under 2A (above). Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Updated 7/7/2015 Page 7 of 17

8 Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and UWGB s block list of classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Electro- Mechanical Technology Associate Course # Course name Machine Fab Fluids 1: Pneumatics Fluids 2: Hydraulics Fluids : Inter Hydraulics DC 1: Intro DC 2: Circuits Automation Automation Oral/Interpersonal Comm Interm Alg w Apps College Machine Tool Proc Mach. Tool Proc Mach. Fabrication Mach. Wiring and Safety Digital 1: Logic AC 1: Properties AC 2: Reactance Automation : PLC Automation : PLC Automation 5: PLC Trig w Apps College Physics Power Electronics Power Electronics Mechanics 1: Basic Mechanics 2: Inter Mechanics : Systems Power Electronics Power Electricity Power Electricity Automation Automation Control 1: Discrete Control 2: Process Control : Motion Safety Dev. and Apps English Comp Rigging Systems Fluids : Adv. Hydraulics Intro. Robotics Robotic Vision Systems Mach. Int. Techniques Control : Drive Perf Control 5: Servo Sys Control 6: Servo Sys Intro. Diversity Studies Intro Psychology 65 UWGB Courses Course # Course name ET 101 Fund. of Eng. Tech. 2 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits I ET 11 Basic Elec. Circuits II ET 12 Intro. to Programming ET 150 Codes, Safety, Stand. 2 ET 22 Semiconductor Dev. ET 20 Microcon. and PLCs ET 250 Signals and Sys. ET 11 Digital Electronics ET 2 Motors and Drives ET Human Machine Interface ET 6 Electric Power System PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics 5 First Year Seminar Social Sc. Gen. Ed. Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) MATH 10 (Math Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block 65 Direct Course Equivalent General Education Course Updated 7/7/2015 Page 8 of 17

9 Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geo II Linear Circuits = ET 2, Linear Circuits and and Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course ET 2, Linear Circuits MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geometry II PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 22 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, crs Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanities, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, crs Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) C. NWTC Electrical Engineering Technology Associate s Program (transfer track) Rationale for how programs are related: The NWTC Associate s program in Electrical Engineering Technology (transfer track) is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Electrical Engineering Technology (ElecET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS MET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. The curriculum for UWGB s Electrical Engineering Technology Program is given under 2A (above). Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Electrical Eng. Technology Associate UWGB Courses Transfer Track Course # Course name Course # Course name Mach. Wiring and Safety 1 ET 101 Fund. of Eng. Tech Digital 1: Logic 1 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing Digital 2: Sequential 1 ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits I Digital : Registers 1 ET 11 Basic Elec. Circuits II DC 1: Intro. 1 ET 12 Intro. to Program. Updated 7/7/2015 Page 9 of 17

10 DC 2: Circuits DC : Cir. Theorem English Comp Trig. w Apps Psychology of Human Rel College AC 1: Properties AC 2: Reactance AC: RLC Circuits Electronics Electronics Electronics Digital : ALU Digital 5: Characteristics Technical Reporting Coll. Alg. w Apps Coll. Physics Linear Electronics Liners Electronics Linear Electronics Micro 1: Intro Micro. 2 Technique Micro. Interfaces Datacomm Datacom Datacomm DC/AC Intro. Diversity Studies Calculus Elec. Design Int Power Electricity Power Electricity Elec. Circuit Anal Economics Calculus Automation : PLC Automation : PLC Automation 5: PLC 1 71 ET 150 Codes, Safety, Stand. 2 ET 22 Semiconductor Dev. ET 2 Linear Circuits ET 20 Microcon. and PLCs ET 250 Signals and Sys. ET 11 Digital Electronics ET 50 Data Com & Protocol PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I 5 MATH 202 Calculus & An Geo I MATH 20 Calculus & An Geo II First Year Sem. Social Sc. Gen. Ed. Social Sc. Gen. Ed. Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) MATH 10 (Math Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block Direct Course Equivalent General Education Course 2 71 Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course PHYSICS 10, Funadmentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 28 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, 6 crs Humanities, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 0r 10) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 10 of 17

11 D. NWTC Electronics Associate s Program Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Electronics is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Electrical Engineering Technology (ElecET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS ElecET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. The curriculum for UWGB s Electrical Engineering Technology Program is given under 2A (above). Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Electronics Associate without Biomedical Specialty Course # Course name Electronic Fab Digital 1: Logic Digital 2: Sequential Digital : Registers DC 1: Intro DC 2: Circuits DC : Circuit Theorems Interm Alg. w Apps Psychology of Human Rel College Mach. Wiring & Safety Intro. Ethics: Theory & App AC 1: Properties AC 2: Reactance AC : RLC Circuits Electronics Electronics Electronics Digital : ALU Digital 5: Charact Trig. W Apps Intro. Diversity Studies Elective Linear Electronics I Linear Electronics Linear Electronics Micro. 1: Intro Micro. 2: Technique Micro. : Interfaces Datacomm Datacomm Datacomm English Comp College Physics Electronics Design Integration Datacomm 5: Fiber Optics 1 UWGB Courses Course # Course name ET 101 Fund. of Eng. Tech. 2 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits I ET 11 Basic Elec. Circuits II ET 12 Intro. to Program. ET 150 Codes, Safety, Stand. 2 ET 22 Semiconductor Dev. ET 2 Linear Circuits ET 20 Microcon. and PLCs ET 250 Signals and Sys. ET 11 Digital Electronics ET 6 Electric Power System ET 50 Data Com & Protcols PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I 5 Social Sc. Gen. Ed. Social Sc. Gen. Ed. Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) Humanities Gen. Ed. First Year Seminar MATH 10 (Math Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block 2 69 Updated 7/7/2015 Page 11 of 17

12 Datacomm 6: Fiber Optics Adv Analog Comm 1: Noise Effect Analog Comm 2: AM/SSB Analog Comm : FM Systems Technical Reporting Economics Power Electonics 1: Devices Power Electronics 2: Drives Datacomm : Digital Mod Power Electroncs : Drives 1 Direct Course Equivalent 69 General Education Course Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following NWTC courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & An Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & An Geo II Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geometry II PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 25 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, 6 crs Humanities (not PHILOS), crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture. crs Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) E. NWTC Utilities Engineering Technology Associate s Program Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Utilities Engineering Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Electrical Engineering Technology (ElecET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS ElecET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for students pursuing this completion route. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. Updated 7/7/2015 Page 12 of 17

13 NWTC Utilities Eng. Technology Associate Course # Course name Utility Safety D Essentials Fluids 1: Pneumatics Fluids 2: Hydraulics Digital 1: Logic Digital 2: Sequential DC 1: Intro DC 2: Circuits DC : Cir. Theorems Automation Automation Interm Alg. w Apps College Metal Fab Ultility Generation Systems AC 1: Properties AC 2: Reactance AC : RLC Circuits Electronics Automation : PLC Automation : PLC Automation 5: PLC Trig. W Apps College Physics Utility Power Sys. Coor Power Electronics Power Electronics Power Electronics Power Electricity Power Electricity Control 1: Discrete Sys Control 2: Process Sys Control : Motion Sys English Comp Intro Psychology Utility Project Exec Utility Sys. Mainten Utility Sys. Nat. Gas CAD Tech. Reporting Intro. Diversity Studies 69 UWGB Courses Course # Course name ET 101 Fund. of Eng. Tech. 2 ET 105 Fund. of Drawing ET 10 Basic Elec. Circuits I ET 11 Basic Elec. Circuits II ET 22 Semiconductor Dev. ET 20 Microcon. and PLCs ET 250 Signals and Sys. ET 11 Digital Electronics ET 2 Motors and Drives ET 0 Advanced PLC s ET 6 Elect Power Systems PHYSICS 10 Fund. of Physics I 5 First Year Seminar Social Sc. Gen. Ed. ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. MATH 10 (Math Competency) Communications Elective Credit Block 1 69 Direct Course Equivalent General Education Course Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geo II Linear Circuits = ET 2, Linear Circuits and and Updated 7/7/2015 Page 1 of 17

14 Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course ET 12, Introduction to Programming ET 150, Codes, Safety, & Standards 2 ET 2, Linear Circuits MATH 202, Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 20, Calculus & Analytic Geometry II PHYSICS 10, Fundamentals of Physics II 5 Remaining Advanced Study Group 22 Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, crs Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanities, crs Biological Science, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 1 of 17

15 . UW- Green Bay Environmental Engineering Technology BS Presented below is the curriculum for UWGB s Environmental Engineering Technology Program. UWGB Environmental Engineering BS requirements (without general education requirements, unless fulfilled by degree requirements) Support Group (9 credits) BIOLOGY 201, 202 Chemistry 211, 21 Chemistry 212, 21 ET 101 ET 10 ET 105 MATH 202 MATH 20 MATH 260 PHYSICS 10 or 201 Principles of Biology: Cellular & Molecular Processes Lec & Lab ( cr) Principles of Chemistry I Lec & Lab (5 cr) Principles of Chemistry II Lec & Lab (5 cr) Fundamentals of Engineering Technology (2 cr) Surveying ( cr) Fundamentals of Drawing ( cr) Calculus & Analytic Geometry I ( cr) Calculus & Analytic Geometry II ( cr) Introductory Statistics ( cr) Fundamentals of Physics I or Principles of Physics I (5 cr) either algebra or calculus based Fundamentals Group (28 credits) BIOLOGY 22 Environmental Microbiology ( cr) ENV SCI 207 Laboratory Safety (1 cr) ET 118 Fluids I (2 cr) ET 201 Introduction to Air Quality (2 cr) ET 202 Introduction to Solid and Hazardous Waste (2 cr) ET 20 Introduction to Water and Waste Water ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 20 The Soil Environment ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 0 Hydrology ( cr) ET 91 Geographic Information Systems ( cr) GEOSCI 202 Physical Geology ( cr) Advanced Study Group (18-19 credits) Required: ET 60 Project Management ( cr) Choose a minimum of one course from the following course list: ET 1/ENV SCI 5 Water and Waste Water Treatment ( cr) ET/ENV SCI Soild Waste Management ( cr) ET 6 Atmospheric Pollution and Abatement ( cr) Choose a minimum of one course from the following course list: ECON 05 Natural Resources Economic Policy ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 05 Environmental Systems ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 2 Pollution Prevention ( cr) ET 77 Indistrial Safety and Hygiene ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 15 Solar and Alternate Energy Systems ( cr) ET 20 Lean Processes ( cr) ET/ENV SCI 2 Hazardous and Toxic Materials ( cr) ET/ENV SCI/GESOSCI 2 Hydrogeology ( cr) ET/ENV SCI Ground Water: Resources and Regulations ( cr) PU EN AF 78 Environmental Law ( cr) One of: ET 00 Co- op/internship in Engineering Technology ( cr) ET 10 Capstone Project ( cr) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 15 of 17

16 A. NWTC Environmental Engineering: Waste and Water Technology Associate s Program Rationale for how programs are related: The Associate s program in Environmental Engineering: Waste and Water Technology is a good fit for the fundamentals group of courses in UW- Green Bay s Environmental Engineering Technology (EnvirET) program. Students completing the associate s degree will meet the desired learning outcomes for some of the fundamentals, supporting, and advanced courses in UWGB s BS EnvirET degree. Presented below are the curriculum for NWTC s Associate s program, the array of courses in the UWGB program that the Associate s program will fulfill in a block transfer, and recommendations for NWTC students pursuing this completion route. Students are required to successfully complete all UWGB degree requirements in order to earn a UWGB degree. Proposed Articulated Block of Courses Note that the two lists below, NWTC Associate s degree requirement and block list of UWGB classes that the Associate s will fulfill, are not equivalent course lists. The NWTC list is the required course list for the Associate s degree and the UWGB list is the fundamentals and supporting course block that the NWTC degree will fulfill. NWTC Environ. Eng.: Waste & Water Technology Associate Course # Course name Blueprint Reading Intro Cr Intro. Environ. Science Environ. Biology Interm Algebra w Apps General Chemistry College Environ. Chem. Analysis Intro. Envir. Compliance D Essentials Fluids I: Basic Pneumatics Fluids 2: Basic Hydraulics Fluids : Inter Hydraulics English Composition Trigonometry w Apps Envir. Microbiology Wastewater Treatment Analysis Ind. Safety & Emerg Response CAD Mechanics 1: Basic Mechanics 2: Intermediate Automation 1: Control Logic Automation 2: Motor Control Technical Reporting Air Poll. Control Systems Water Treat. & Analysis Solid & Hazard. Waste Intro. to Diversity Stud Intro. to Psychology 70 UWGB Courses Course # Course name ET 101 Fund. of Engin. Tech. 2 ET 118 Fluids I 2 ET 201 Intro. to Air Quality 2 ET 202 Intro Soild &Haz Waste 2 ET 20 Intro. Water & WW ET 1 Water & WW Treat. ENV SCI 102 Intro. Env. Science ENV SCI 207 Laboratory Safety 1 BIOLOGY 201 Prin Bio Cell/Mole Lec BIOLOGY 202 Prin Bio Cell/Mole Lab 1 BIOLOGY 22 Envir. Microbiology CHEM 211 Prin. Chem. I Lec CHEM 21 Prin. Chem. I Lab 1 First Year Seminar Social Science Gen. Ed. Ethnic Studies Gen. Ed. MATH 10 (Math Competency) ENG COMP 100 (English Competency) Communications Elective Elective Credit Block Direct Course Equivalent General Education Course Updated 7/7/2015 Page 16 of 17

17 Recommendations for Students: For NWTC students planning to pursue a BS in Engineering Technology, the following courses and their UWGB equivalents are recommended. Course NWTC # credits UWGB # credits Calculus = MATH 202, Calculus & An Geo I Calculus = MATH 20, Calculus & An Geo II Courses Still Needed at UWGB Course PHYSICS 10 Fundamentals of Physics I 5 CHEM 212/21 Principles of Chemistry II Lec & Lab 5 MATH 202 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 20 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II MATH 260 Introductory Statistics GEOSCI 202 Physical Geology ET 20/ENV SCI 20 The Soil Environment ET 0/ENV SCI 0 Hydrology ET 91 Geographic Information Systems Remaining Advanced Study Group Remaining gen eds, minimum: cr Fine Arts, crs Social Science (not PSYCH), 6 crs Humanities, crs Sustainability Perspective, crs Global Culture, crs Quantitative Literacy (use MATH 202), crs. Lower Level Writing Emphasis, 6 credits Upper Level Writing Emphasis (taken through major courswork), Capstone (use ET 00 or 10) Updated 7/7/2015 Page 17 of 17