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Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU TECH) Course Information from the SAU TECH 2020 ‐ 2021 College Catalog Transfer Credit from Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU TECH) Course Information from the SAU TECH 2020 ‐ 2021 College 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 *Courses Listed on the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) **As per ACTS, Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II must be taken at the same institution to be transferable. Southern Arkansas University Tech Arkansas Tech University SAU TECHSAU TECH TECH TECH Course2020 ‐ 2021 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title ACCT 2003 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I *ACCT 2003 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I ACCT 2103 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II *ACCT 2013 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II AH 1143 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY AHS 2013 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY ART 2013 ART APPRECIATION *ART 2123 EXPERIENCING ART BA 1103 PERSONAL FINANCE FIN 2013 PERSONAL FINANCE BI 2234 MICROBIOLOGY W/LAB *BIOL 2054 MICROBIOLOGY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB BIOL 2061/ 2063 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I and *BIOL 2404 **HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I and ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB BIOL 2071/2073 *BIOL 2414 **HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES LAB and BSCI 1011/1013 *BIOL 1014 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CHEM 1114 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I *CHEM 2124 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I CJ 1003 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE *CJ 2003 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE Southern Arkansas University Tech Arkansas Tech University SAU TECHSAU TECH TECH TECH Course2020 ‐ 2021 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title CO 2213 TECHNICAL WRITING *ENGL 2053 TECHNICAL WRITING ECON 2103 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS *ECON 2013 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II ECON 2203 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS *ECON 2003 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I ED 1313 CHILD HEALTH, SAFETY & NUTRITION ECE 2993 PRACTICUM IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EDUC 2023 K‐12 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY EDMD 3013 INTEGRATING INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY (LD) INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING or ELEG/MCEG 1011 EN 1002 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING and GENL 1XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT ENGL 0121 COMPOSITION I LAB (P/C) NT XXXX NON‐TRANSFERABLE ENGL 1113 COMPOSITION I *ENGL 1013 COMPOSITION I ENGL 1123 COMPOSITION II *ENGL 1023 COMPOSITION II ENGL 2013 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING *ENGL 2043 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING ENGL 2213 WORLD LITERATURE I *ENGL 2003 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD LITERATURE ENGL 2223 WORLD LITERATURE II GEHM 2XXX GENERAL EDUCATION ‐ HUMANITIES CREDIT ENGL 2313 AMERICAN LITERATURE I *ENGL 2013 INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LITERATURE ENGL 2323 AMERICAN LITERATURE II GEHM 2XXX GENERAL EDUCATION ‐ HUMANITIES CREDIT ENGL 2673 BRITISH LITERATURE I ENGL 3413 BRITISH LITERATURE TO 1800 (LD) ENGL 2683 BRITISH LITERATURE II ENGL 3423 BRITISH LITERATURE SINCE 1800 (LD) GBUS 2003 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS *BLAW 2033 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS *STAT 2163 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL METHODS or GBUS 2013 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS I *BUAD 2053 BUSINESS STATISTICS GEOG 2003 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY GESS 2XXX GENERAL EDUCATION ‐ SOCIAL SCIENCES CREDIT GSTD 1021 STUDENT SUCCESS I GEOR 1XXX ORIENTATION COURSE ORIENTATION COURSE and GSTD 1043 ROCKET AWARENESS ORIENTATION GEOR/GENL 1XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT HC 1011 HONORS SEMINAR GEOR 1XXX ORIENTATION COURSE (LD) HC 1021 HONORS SEMINAR GEOR 1XXX ORIENTATION COURSE (LD) HC 1031 HONORS SEMINAR GEOR 1XXX ORIENTATION COURSE (LD) HIST 1003 WORLD HISTORY I *HIST 1503 WORLD HISTORY TO 1500 HIST 1013 WORLD HISTORY II *HIST 1513 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500 HIST 2013 UNITED STATES HISTORY I *HIST 2003 UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1877 HIST 2023 UNITED STATES HISTORY II *HIST 2013 UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1877 Southern Arkansas University Tech Arkansas Tech University SAU TECHSAU TECH TECH TECH Course2020 ‐ 2021 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title HIST 2153 INTRODUCTION TO ARKANSAS HISTORY or HIST 2083 HISTORY OF ARKANSAS GESS 2XXX GENERAL EDUCATION ‐ SOCIAL SCIENCES CREDIT PE 2111 METHODS OF TEACHING INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES and HKR 1113 METHODS OF TEACHING INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES GENL 1XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT PE 2101 METHODS OF TEACHING TEAM ACTIVITIES and HKR 1123 METHODS OF TEACHING TEAM ACTIVITIES GENL 1XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT COACHING STRATEGIES: BASKETBALL & TRACK AND FIELD HKR 2812 THEORY AND FUNDAMENTALS IN BASKETBALL PE 3522 (LD) HS 1403 PERSONAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH *HLED 1513 PERSONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS HS 2413 FIRST AID & CPR FOR EDUCATION PE 2513 FIRST AID MATH 0121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA LAB (P/C) NT XXXX NON‐TRANSFERABLE MATH 0131 MATHEMATICAL REASONING LAB (P/C) NT XXXX NON‐TRANSFERABLE MATH 1023 COLLEGE ALGEBRA *MATH 1113 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MATH 1033 PLANE TRIGONOMETRY *MATH 1203 PLANE TRIGONOMETRY MATH 1063 MATHEMATICAL REASONING *MATH 1003 COLLEGE MATHEMATICS *MATH 2914 CALCULUS I and MATH 1525 CALCULUS & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I GENL 1XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT *MATH 2924 CALCULUS II and MATH 2015 CALCULUS & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II GENL 2XXX GENERAL ELECTIVE CREDIT MATH 2033 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS MATH 2703 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS MATH 2053 MATH FOR TEACHERS I MATH 2033 MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS I MATH 2063 MATH FOR TEACHERS II MATH 2043 MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS II MIS 1003 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS *COMS 1003 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER BASED SYSTEMS MIS 2053 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS BUAD 2003 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS MM 1053 INTRODUCTION TO FILM JOUR/ENGL 2173 INTRODUCTION TO FILM MM 2513 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY JOUR 1163 BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY MUS 2013 MUSIC APPRECIATION *MUS 2003 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC PE 1051 INTRODUCTION TO SOCCER GEPE 1XXX PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CREDIT PE 1061 SOFTBALL GEPE 1XXX PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CREDIT PE 1071 BASKETBALL GEPE 1XXX PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CREDIT PE 1081 FITNESS FOR LIFE GEPE 1XXX PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CREDIT PE 1091 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING GEPE 1XXX PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CREDIT PHIL 2403 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY *PHIL 2003 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY PHSC 2021 THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES LAB *PHSC 1021 PHYSICAL SCIENCE LABORATORY Southern Arkansas University Tech Arkansas Tech University SAU TECHSAU TECH TECH TECH Course2020 ‐ 2021 Course 2021 ‐ 2022 Prefix Number Course Title Prefix Number Course Title PHSC 2023 THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES *PHSC 1013 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL SCIENCE COLLEGE PHYSICS I and ALGEBRA‐BASED PHYSICS I and PHYS 2003/2001 *PHYS 2014/2000 COLLEGE PHYSICS I LAB PHYSICS LABORATORY I PSCI 2003 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: NATIONAL *POLS 2003 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT PSYC 2003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY *PSY 2003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 2033 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY PSY 3003 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY (LD) PSYC 2103 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY PSY 3813 LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT (LD) SOC 2003 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY *SOC 1003 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY SOC 2013 SOCIAL PROBLEMS *SOC/CJ 2033 SOCIAL PROBLEMS SPCH 1113 PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH COMM 2003 PUBLIC SPEAKING THEA 2003 THEATRE APPRECIATION TH 2273 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE WF 2213 TECHNICAL WRITING *ENGL 2053 TECHNICAL WRITING.
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