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Harding Up4 070721.Xlsx Transfer Credit from Harding University Course Information from the Harding University 2021 ‐ 2022 Academic Catalog Arkansas Tech University (TECH) course numbers beginning with a zero (e.g. ENGL 0303, Composition Workshop) are developmental courses. Placement in these courses is in accordance with the state‐mandated student assessment and placement standards. A grade of "C" or better is required to successfully complete developmental courses. Developmental courses do not provide credit toward any degree. In order to meet the College of Business baccalaureate degree requirements, all transfer students must take in residence a minimum of fifty percent of the College of Business courses required for the degree. Please refer to the current catalog for more information. Nursing courses will be evaluated by the Admissions and Progression Committee for each student on an individual basis. Lower division courses may transfer to satisfy upper division classes at TECH but will not satisfy requirement for upper division hours. Abbreviations: GEBL ‐ General Education ‐ Biological Science Credit GEBO ‐ General Education ‐ Biological Science Lecture GEFA ‐ General Education ‐ Fine Arts Credit GEHM ‐ General Education ‐ Humanities Credit GELB ‐ General Education ‐ Science Lab Credit GEMA ‐ General Education ‐ Mathematics Credit GEPO‐ General Education ‐ Physical Science Lecture GEPS ‐ General Education ‐ Physical Science Credit GESP ‐ General Education ‐ Speech Communications Credit GESS ‐ General Education ‐ Social Sciences Credit GENL ‐ Denotes General Elective Credit GEOR ‐ Denotes Orientation Course GEPE ‐ Denotes Physical Activity Credit LD ‐ Denotes Lower Division Credit NT ‐ Denotes Non‐transferable Course P/C ‐ Denotes Pre‐College/Developmental Course UD ‐ Denotes Upper Division Credit * Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) course for TECH Harding University Harding Harding TECH TECH Course2021 ‐ 2022 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title ACCT 2050 Financial Accounting *ACCT 2003 Accounting Principles I ACCT 2060 Managerial Accounting *ACCT 2013 Accounting Principles II ANTH 2500 Anthropology *ANTH 2003 Cultural Anthropology ART 1010 Art Appreciation *ART 2123 Experiencing Art ART 1030 Drawing and Composition ART 1303 Introduction to Drawing ART 1050 Human Anatomy and Design ART 2303 Figure Drawing Orientation Course and ART 1190 Fine Art Profession GEOR/GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit ART 2600 Design Foundations II ART 2403 Color Design BIOL 1100 General Biology GEBO 1XXX General Education ‐ Biological Science Lecture BIOL 1200 Human Structure and Function GEBO 1XXX General Education ‐ Biological Science Lecture 1500 Principles of Biology and BIOL *BIOL 1114 Principles of Biology 1500L LAB: Principles of Biology Harding Harding TECH TECH Course2021 ‐ 2022 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title 2400/2400L Anatomy and Physiology I for Nurses and 2404 Human Anatomy and Physiology I and BIOL *BIOL 2405/2405L Anatomy and Physiology II for Nurses 2414 Human Anatomy and Physiology II BIOL 2410/2410L Introduction to Microbiology for Nurses GEBL 2XXX General Education ‐ Biological Science Credit BIOL 3400/3400L Microbiology *BIOL 2054 Microbiology for Health Sciences (UD) BUS 3500 Business Communications BUAD 3023 Business Communications CHEM 1010/1010L General Chemistry GEPS 1XXX General Education ‐ Physical Science Credit CHEM 1030/1030L Engineering Chemistry GEPS 1XXX General Education ‐ Physical Science Credit General Chemistry I and CHEM 1040/1040L College Chemistry I *CHEM 2124/2120 General Chemistry I Lab General Chemistry II and CHEM 1050/1050L College Chemistry II *CHEM 2134/2130 General Chemistry II Lab CHEM 1610 Freshman Seminar PHSC 1001 Orientation to Physical Science CHEM 2110 Organic and Biological Chemistry GEPO 2XXX General Education ‐ Physical Science Lecture CHEM 2110L LAB: Organic and Biological Chemistry GELB 2XXX General Education ‐ Science Lab Credit CJ 2261 Introduction to Criminal Justice *CJ 2003 Introduction to Criminal Justice COMM 1010 Communication Principles GESP 1XXX General Education ‐ Speech Communications Credit COMM 1400‐1401 Radio Practicum JOUR 1811/1821 Broadcast Practicum COMM 1410‐1411 TV Practicum JOUR 1811/1821 Broadcast Practicum COMM 1510 Debate Practicum COMM 1111 Individual Events Practicum COMM 1710 Forensics Practicum COMM 1121 Individual Events Practicum COMM 1960 Introduction to Film JOUR/ENGL 2173 Introduction to Film COMM 2200 Photography JOUR 1163 Basic Digital Photography COMM 2310 Print News Writing JOUR 2143 Media Writing COMM 2420‐2421 Newspaper Practicum JOUR 2411/2421 Print Practicum COMM 2440‐2441 News Performance Practicum JOUR 2811/2821 Broadcast Practicum COMM 2690 Public Speaking COMM 2003 Public Speaking COMP 1500 Programming I COMS 2104 Foundations of Computer Programming I COMP 1510 Programming II COMS 2203 Foundations of Computer Programming II COMS 2203 Foundations of Computer Programming II and COMP 1700 Software Development GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit COMP 2450 Data Structures COMS 2213 Data Structures COMP 2680 Computer Architecture and Assembler Programming COMS 2223 Computer Organization and Programming ECON 2010 Macroeconomics *ECON 2003 Principles of Economics I Harding Harding TECH TECH Course2021 ‐ 2022 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title ECON 2020 Microeconomics *ECON 2013 Principles of Economics II EDFD 2020 The Teaching Profession and Technology ‐ Field Experience I ELED 2003 Educational Research and the Teacher as a Lifelong Learner EDFD 2030 Child and Adolescent Development ELED 2113 Human Development and Learning Theories EENG 2200 Circuits I ELEG 2103 Electric Circuits I EENG 2210 Circuits II ELEG 2113 Electric Circuits II EENG 2210L LAB: Circuits II ELEG 2111 Electric Circuits Laboratory Digital Logic Design and Digital Logic Design and EENG 2400/2400L ELEG 2134/2130 LAB: Digital Logic Design Digital Logic Design Lab *ENGL 1013 Composition I and ENG 1100 Guided University Writing and Research GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit ENG 1110 Introduction to University Writing and Research *ENGL 1013 Composition I ENG 2010 World Literature I *ENGL 2003 Introduction to World Literature ENG 2020 World Literature II GEHM 2XXX General Education ‐ Humanities Credit ENG 2110 Critical Reading, Thinking, and Writing *ENGL 1023 Composition II ENG 2700 Introduction to Creative Writing *ENGL 2043 Introduction to Creative Writing Introduction to Electrical Engineering or ELEG/MCEG 1011 ENGR 1010 Introduction to Engineering Introduction to Mechanical Engineering and GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit EXSS 2252 Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries PE 3573 Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (LD) Measurement and Evaluation in Health and Physical Education EXSS 2254 Assessment of Human Performance PE 4523 (LD) FCS 1070 Foundations of Early Childhood Educare ECE 2313 Foundations and Theories in Early Childhood Education FCS 2070 Child Growth and Development ECE 2113 Basic Child Growth and Development *FR 1013 Beginning French I and FR 1010 Elementary French I GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit *FR 1023 Beginning French II and FR 1020 Elementary French II GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit FR 1030 Accelerated Elementary French I *FR 1013 Beginning French I FR 1040 Accelerated Elementary French II *FR 1023 Beginning French II FR 2010 Intermediate French I *FR 2013 Intermediate French I FR 2020 Intermediate French II *FR 2023 Intermediate French II *GER 1013 Beginning German I and GER 1010 Elementary German I GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit *GER 1023 Beginning German II and GER 1020 Elementary German II GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit GER 2010 Intermediate German I *GER 2013 Intermediate German I GER 2020 Intermediate German II *GER 2023 Intermediate German II GUI 1110 Class Guitar MUS 1151 Class Guitar I Harding Harding TECH TECH Course2021 ‐ 2022 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title MUS 1151 Class Guitar I or GUI 1120 Class Guitar GENL 1XXX General Elective Credit HED 2030 Personal and Community Health and Safety HLED 1513 Personal Health and Wellness HIST 1010 American History to 1877 *HIST 2003 United States History to 1878 HIST 1020 American History since 1877 *HIST 2013 United States History since 1878 HIST 2100 Western Civilization to 1500 GESS 2XXX General Education ‐ Social Sciences Credit HIST 2110 Western Civilization since 1500 GESS 2XXX General Education ‐ Social Sciences Credit HUM 2730 World Civilization/Humanities GEHM 2XXX General Education ‐ Humanities Credit IS 1001 Introduction to Information Systems *COMS 1003 Introduction to Computer Based Systems IS 2400 Data Management COMS 2233 Introduction to Databases KINS 1120 Beginning and Intermediate Swimming GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1130 Crosstraining GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1140 Running and Race Training GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1150 Kayaking and Fishing GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1160 Lifetime Fitness and HEAL GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1170 Aerobics GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1190 Conditioning Activities GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1210 Pickleball and Badminton PE 1411 Badminton KINS 1220 Tennis and Racquetball PE 1481 Tennis KINS 1250 Golf PE 2301 Beginning Golf KINS 1260 Adapted Activities GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1280 Weight and Cardio Training GEPE 1XXX Physical Activity Credit KINS 1310 Hunting and Gun Safety RP 1011 Sport Hunting
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