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UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMASANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

2019-2020 TRANSFER COURSE GUIDE

At St. Thomas, we're on a mission to do good. Inspired by the Catholic intellectual tradition, our

curriculum combines the practical with the purposeful - giving you the opportunity to get out and

make a difference in our Minneapolis-St. Paul community while you're a student and preparing you

for a lifetime of meaningful work after you graduate.

ST. THOMAS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS

Literature and Writing- 2 courses

Moral and Philosophical Reasoning- 2 courses

Natural Science, Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning- 3 courses

Faith and the Catholic Tradition- 3 courses

Social Analysis- 1 course*

Historical Studies- 1 course

Fine Arts-1 course*

Language and Culture- 1 intermediate-level language course

Students must complete the 111, 112 and 211 sequence in a particular language. All students

with previous language experience must take a placement examination administered by

Modern and Classical Languages program. The student's previous work in language will be

considered.

Human Diversity- 1 course**Courses fulfilling this requirement may also fulfill another core area requirement

Starting fall 2020 the University of St. Thomas will implement a new core curriculum. Contact your

admissions counselor to see how your courses will fit the new core curriculum.

This guide is meant to assist students in selecting courses that will fulfill St. Thomas requirements,

while also completing goal areas within the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC). St. Thomas

evaluates courses on a course-by-course basis. While many of the courses in the MnTC or the

Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree fulfill St. Thomas' core curriculum, it does NOT fulfill our liberal arts

requirements in their entirety.

This course guide is accurate to the best of our knowledge and ability at the time of publication but is subject to change.

Based on the 2019-2020 Anoka Ramsey Community College catalog and the 2018-2019 University of St. Thomas catalog.

NOTES

The courses listed in this guide are not necessarily the only courses that will fulfill the

requirements at St. Thomas. You may appeal courses that are not listed here by submitting

the course syllabi for faculty review. Please contact your transfer admissions counselor to

begin this process.

**If you have completed fewer than 28 semester credits or the equivalent, your cumulative college GPA may need to be

higher for acceptance, and more emphasis will be placed on your academic record from high school

STUDENTS MOST LIKELY TO BE ACCEPTED

Students will be required to fulfill core curriculum requirements as published in the

catalog of the year they enroll at the University of St. Thomas.

Only coursework in which the student earned a grade of C- or higher from a regionally

accredited college/university will be recognized for credit at St. Thomas.

St. Thomas requires 84 credits outside the major department (76 credits for business

majors), and a total of 132 credits for graduation. Students must complete 32 of their

last 36 credits at St. Thomas, as stated in the Senior Residency Requirement.

Complete at least 28 semester (or 42 quarter) credits of transferable college-level coursework

from a regionally accredited college, university or community college.** To determine if your

college has regional accreditation, contact the Office of Admissions.

Earned a cumulative GPA of at least 2.30 in transferable college-level work

APPEALING COURSES:

For more information about transferring to St. Thomas please contact:

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

(651) 962-6150, [email protected]

Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid

(651) 962-6550

To schedule a visit

stthomas.edu/visit or call (651) 962-6154

This course guide is accurate to the best of our knowledge and ability at the time of publication but is subject to change.

Based on the 2019-2020 Anoka Ramsey Community College catalog and the 2018-2019 University of St. Thomas catalog.

This course guide is accurate to the best of our knowledge and ability at the time of publication but is subject to change. Based on the 2019-2020 Anoka-Ramsey Community College catalog and the 2018-2019 University of St. Thomas catalog.

UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2019-2020 TRANSFER COURSE GUIDE The following sections are for St. Thomas’s Core Liberal Arts requirements:

St. Thomas Core - Literature and Writing (Two Courses) ENGL 121 Critical Thinking: Literature and Writing (1 Course) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal ENGL 1120 Cross-Current College Writing & Critical Reading 4 1A, 2 ENGL 1121 College Writing and Critical Reading 4 1A, 2 ENGL 206: Text in Conversations (1 Course) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal ENGL 2202 Introduction to Literary Studies 3 6A, 7 ENGL 2203 The Novel 3 6A, 7 ENGL 2204 Short Stories 3 6A, 7 ENGL 2207 Drama 3 6A, 7 ENGL 2208 Poetry 3 6A, 7 ENGL 2210 Global Literature 3 6A, 8 ENGL 2215 Special Topics in Literature 3 6A

St. Thomas Core - Fine Arts (Pick one of the following courses) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal ART 1100 Introduction to Art 3 6C, 8 ART 1107 Art History I 3 6C, 8 ART 1108 * Art History II 3 6C, 8 HUM 1103 Appreciation of the Film as Art 3 --- MUSC 1100 Music Appreciation 3 6C MUSC 1101 Introduction to World Music 3 7, 8 MUSC 1110* Rock & Roll History 3 6C, 7 MUSC 1111 * Jazz History 3 6C, 7 MUSC 2202 Music History and Literature II 3 6C, 8 THTR 1101 Introduction to the Theatre 3 2, 6C *Course also fulfills Human Diversity requirement

St. Thomas Core – Moral and Philosophical Reasoning (2 Courses) Students take two courses as follows: PHIL 115 Philosophy of the Human Person Plus PHIL 214 or 215 Introductory Ethics Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal These courses must be taken at St. Thomas.


St. Thomas Core - Natural Science and Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning (3 Courses) Students are required to take a core area course in natural science with a laboratory component, a core area course in mathematics, and a third core area course in natural science (with a laboratory component), mathematics (MATH 114 or higher), or quantitative reasoning. Natural Science (must include a laboratory component) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal BIOL 1100 Unifying Concepts in Biology 4 3 BIOL 1103+1133 Environment Science Lecture/Lab 3/1 3, 10 BIOL 1106 Principles of Biology I 4 3 BIOL 1107 Principles of Biology II 4 3 BIOL 2113 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 3 BIOL 2114 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 3 BIOL 2201 Microbiology 4 3 BIOL 2202 Genetics 4 3 BIOL 2206 Animal Biology 4 3 BIOL 2207 Plant Biology 4 3 CHEM 1020 Interpretive Chemistry 4 3 CHEM 1061 Principles of Chemistry I 4 2, 3 CHEM 1062 Principles of Chemistry II 4 2, 3 CHEM 2061 Organic Chemistry I 5 CHEM 2062 Organic Chemistry II 5 NATS 1003 Geology 4 3 NATS 1005 Meteorology 4 3 PHYS 1007 Elementary Physics 4 3 PHYS 1317 General Physics I 5 3 PHYS 1318 General Physics II 5 3 PHYS 1327 College Physics I 6 3 PHYS 1328 College Physics II 6 3 Mathematical Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal MATH 1100 Mathematics for Liberal Arts 3 4 MATH 1310 Survey of Calculus 3 4 MATH 1400 Calculus I 5 4 MATH 1401 Calculus II 5 4 MATH 2100 OR CSCI 2100 Discrete Mathematics 4 Quantitative Reasoning Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal MATH 1114* Introduction to Statistics 3 4

St. Thomas Core – Language and Culture (one Intermediate Level Language Course) Intermediate level course in any modern or classical language will fulfill this requirement. Students should work with their counselor at the Community College to determine placement/path into these Intermediate level courses.

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal CHIN 2201 Intermediate Chinese Language and Culture I 4 7, 8 FREN 2201 Intermediate French Language and Culture I 4 7, 8 GERM 2201 Intermediate German Language and Culture I 4 7, 8 SPAN 2201 Intermediate Spanish Language and Culture I 4 7, 8 Note: A satisfactory score on the St. Thomas placement exam can waive this requirement.


St. Thomas Core – Social Analysis (Pick one of the following courses) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal ECON 2205 *** Principles of Macroeconomics 3 2, 5A ECON 2206 ** Principles of Microeconomics 3 2, 5A GEOG 1102* Introduction to Human Geography 3 5A, 8 GEOG 1106* World Regional Geography 3 5A, 8 PSYC 1110 General Psychology 4 5B, 7 SOC 1111* General Sociology 3 2, 5B SOC 2221* Social Problems 3 2, 9 *Course also fulfills Human Diversity requirement **Recommended for students pursuing a major in Business ***Recommended for students pursuing a major in Business or Civil Engineering

St. Thomas Core Historical Studies (Pick one of the following courses) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal HIST 1103 Contemporary World History 3 5C, 8 HIST 1111 Modern World Civilizations I: 1500-1870 4 5C, 8 HIST 1121 Modern World Civilizations II: 1870 to the Present 4 5C, 8 HIST 1141 Ancient and Medieval World History 4 2, 5C HIST 2211 United States History I 4 5C, 9 HIST 2221 United States History II 4 5C, 9

St. Thomas Core – Human Diversity (Pick one of the following courses) Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal ANTH 2201 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3 5B, 8 ART 1108* Art History II 3 6C, 8 BIOL 1108 Biology of Women 3 3, 7 CHIN 1111 Introduction to Chinese Culture 3 6B, 8 CMST 2210 Intercultural Communication 3 7, 8 GEOG 1102** Introduction to Human Geography 3 5A, 8 GEOG 1106** World Regional Geography 3 5A, 8 HIST 2240 America in the Vietnam Era 3 7, 9 HUM 2231 Introduction to Africa 3 6B, 8 HUM 2232 Women in Western Civilization 3 6B, 7 HUM 2233 Women in American Culture 3 6B, 7 HUM 2234 OR WGST 2234 Women in a Global Perspective 3 6B, 8 MUSC 1101* Introduction to World Music 3 7, 8 MUSC 1110* Rock and Roll History 3 6C, 7 MUSC 1111* Jazz History 3 6C, 7 PSYC 2120 OR WGST 2120 Psychology of Women 3 5B, 7 SOC 1111** General Sociology 3 2, 5B SOC 1145 OR WGST 1145 Gender in Society 3 5B, 7 SOC 2207 Sociology of Power 3 5B, 7 SOC 2221** Social Problems 3 2, 9 *Course also fulfills Fine Arts requirement ** Course also fulfills Social Analysis requirement


St. Thomas Core – Faith and the Catholic Tradition (3 Courses) Students select three courses as follows: Theology 101, One Theology course at the 200 or 300-level, and One Theology course as the 400-level.

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Credits MnTC Goal

These courses must be taken at St. Thomas.


UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS OPUS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2019-2020 TRANSFER COURSE GUIDE

Core Business Courses

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title St. Thomas Equivalent # of Credits at AR

BUS 2125 BUS 2126

Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting ACCT 100 & ACCT 200 4

4 BUS 2142 Principles of Marketing MKTG 200 3 Students must complete both BUS 2125 & BUS 2126 to get credit for ACCT 100 & ACCT 200. If a student only complete one, they will need to take both ACCT courses at St. Thomas. The Opus College of Business will review other Business courses from Anoka-Ramsey to determine equivalencies. Students must submit a syllabus to their admission counselor for this review prior to enrolling in courses.

Allied Business Courses

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title St. Thomas Equivalent # of Credits at AR

ECON 2205* Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 251 3 ECON 2206* Principles of Microeconomics ECON 252 3 MATH 1114** Introduction to Statistics STAT 220 4 Communication Requirement for Business (Pick one of the following) CMST 2210*** Intercultural Communication COJO 370 3 CMST 2215 Public Speaking COJO 100 3 Student doing Financial Management or Accounting concentration do not need to complete a communication course. Student doing an International Business concentration must take Intercultural Communication. Math Requirement for Business (Pick one of the following) MATH 1310**** Survey of Calculus MATH 111 3 MATH 1400**** Calculus I MATH 113 5 Student doing a Financial Management Concentration need one of the above calculus courses. Students looking to do one of the other 11 concentrations, need Finite Math which is not offered at Anoka-Ramsey or can complete one of the above calculus courses. *Course also fulfills Social Analysis requirement **Course also fulfills Quantitative Reasoning requirement ***Course also fulfills Human Diversity requirement ****Course also fulfills Mathematics requirement


UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2019-2020 TRANSFER COURSE GUIDE

Specific major courses for the School of Social Work must be taken at St. Thomas. Major allied requirement listed below can be completed at Anoka-Ramsey Community College.

Allied Social Work Courses

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title St. Thomas Equivalent # of Credits at Anoka-Ramsey

BIOL 1104 OR BIOL 1108

Human Biology

Biology of Women BIOL 199

4

3 PSYC 1110 Introduction to Psychology PSYC 111 4 PSYC 2235 Lifespan Development PSYC 202 4 SOC 1111 Introduction to Sociology SOCI 100 3 *Course fulfills Lab Science requirement**Course fulfills Social Analysis requirement***Course fulfills Human Diversity & Social Analysis requirement

The University of St. Thomas offers Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) that qualifies graduate to take the Minnesota Board of Social Work examination for State of Minnesota licensure at the licensed social work (LSW) level. Students must complete 12 courses (44 credits) within St. Thomas’ social work curriculum to meet the social work major requirements.

Admission requirements into the School of Social Work:

The School of Social Work requires students be formally admitted into the major. Once a student has been accepted into the University of St. Thomas, the process to be admitted to the School of Social Work will begin in the student’s junior year. As a prospective major, you must have a minimum 2.25 GPA and be interviewed by faculty of the School of Social Work.

For more information about the School of Social Work and transferring to the University of St. Thomas, please call:

Dr. Katharine Hill, PhD, BSW Program Director School of Social Work [email protected]


UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS

MUSIC ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2019-2020 TRANSFER COURSE GUIDE

Music Courses

Anoka-Ramsey Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title St. Thomas Equivalent # of Credits at Anoka-Ramsey

MUSC 1100 * Music Appreciation MUSC 115 3 MUSC 1101 ** Introduction to World Music MUSC 233 3 MUSC 1105 Applied Lesson MUSC 199 1 MUSC 1106 Concert Band* MUSN 185 1 MUSC 1107 String Orchestra* MUSN 181 1 MUSC 1108 Concert Choir* MUSN 160 1 MUSC 1110 ** History of Rock and Roll MUSC 162 3 MUSC 1111 ** Jazz History MUSC 216 3 MUSC 1113 Introduction to Music Technology MUSC 140 1 MUSC 1116 Music Theory I** MUSC 113 3 MUSC 1117 Aural Comprehension I** MUSC 199 2 MUSC 1120 Introduction to Music Business MUSC 160 3 MUSC 1121 Keyboard Skills for Majors I MUSP 199 2 MUSC 1122 Keyboard Skills for Majors II MUSC 199 1 MUSC 1126 Music Theory II** MUSC 114 3 MUSC 1127 Aural Comprehension II** MUSC 199 2 MUSC 1146 Jazz Ensemble MUSN 182 1 MUSC 1148 Chamber Singers* MUSN 142 1 MUSC 1149 Guitar Ensemble* MUSN 173 1 MUSC 2115 Introduction to Music Education EDUC 110 3 MUSC 2150 AFA Applied Lesson* MUSP 258 2 MUSC 2151 AFA Performance Hour* MUSC 001 0 MUSC 2175 AFA Recital Applied Lesson MUSP 258 2 MUSC 2201 Music History and Literature I*** MUSC 411 3 MUSC 2202 * Music History and Literature II*** MUSC 412 3 MUSC 2216 Advanced Music Theory I** MUSC 213 3 MUSC 2217 Advanced Aural Comprehension I** MUSC 299 2 MUSC 2226 Advanced Music Theory II** MUSC 214 3 MUSC 2227 Advanced Aural Comprehension II** MUSC 299 2 *Course also fulfills Fine Arts requirement **Course also fulfills both Fine Arts requirement & Human Diversity requirement *Students may transfer up to four semesters of applied ensemble, music lessons, and performance hours. **Students who have not passed all four levels of music theory will need to take a UST music theory placement exam. ***Requires a minimum letter grade of “B” to transfer. Other courses require a minimum letter grade of “C-“ or better.

BS Civil Engineering - University of St. Thomas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Plus 2 Plan of Study

BSCEAnokaRamseyPlus2 8/2019 p. 1

Students who complete the following courses at Anoka-Ramsey Community College are in a good position to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering with two more years of study at the University of St. Thomas.

Courses Taken at Anoka-Ramsey Community College – Major Requirements Anoka-Ramsey

Course # Anoka-Ramsey Course Title Cr. St. Thomas Course Equivalence

ENGR 1111 Engineering Graphics 3 ENGR 171 (or ENGR 172)

ENGR 2241 Statics 3 ENGR 220

ENGR 2243 Mechanics of Materials 3 ENGR 221 after completion of 1 cr. lab at UST

ENGR 2242 Dynamics 3 ENGR 322 after completion of 1 cr. lab at UST

CSCI 1106 Intro to Programming 4 CISC 130

MATH 1400 Calculus I 5 MATH 113

MATH 1401 Calculus II 5 MATH 114

MATH 2210 Differential Equations 4 MATH 210

MATH 1111 Intro. to Statistics 4 STAT 220

PHYS 1327 College Physics I 6 PHYS 211

PHYS 1328 College Physics II 6 PHYS 212

CHEM 1061 Principles of Chemistry 4 CHEM 109

Total Credits 50

Courses Taken at Anoka-Ramsey – Core Curriculum Requirements***

Core Requirement Credits Anoka-Ramsey Course Options

Language and Culture* 0-14 CHIN 2201, FREN 2201, GERM 2201, or SPAN 2201

Literature and Writing – Course 1 4 ENGL 1121

Literature and Writing – Course 2 3 ENGL 2202, ENGL 2203, ENLG 2204, ENGL 2207, ENGL 2208, ENGL 2209, ENGL 2210, or ENGL 2215

Social Analysis** (ECON 2205 Recommended)

3-4 ECON 2205, ECON 2206, GEOG 1102HD, GEOG 1106HD, PSYC 1110, SOC 1111HD, or SOC 2221HD

Fine Arts** 3 ART 1100, ART 1107, ART 1108HD, HUM 1103, MUSC 1100, MUSC 1101HD, MUSC 1110HD, MUSC 1111HD, MUSC 2202, or THTR 1101

History 3-4 HIST 1103, HIST 1111, HIST 1121, HIST 1141, HIST 2211, or HIST 2221

Total Credits 16-32

https://link.stthomas.edu/courseguides




Students are not required to complete all the coursework on page 1 before transferring to the

University of St. Thomas. We invite prospective students to tour the school of engineering and

meet with faculty and financial aid staff to determine the best time for their transfer.

However, if a student does complete all the coursework on page 1, the remaining courses at the University of St. Thomas would require two years of full-time study. Courses are listed below, and a sample 2-year plan of study is provided on page 3.

Courses Taken at University of St. Thomas – Major Requirements

UST Course # University of St. Thomas Course Title Credits

ENGR 160 Surveying 1

GEOL 163 Applied Geology 4

ENGR 221 Mechanics of Materials - LAB only 1

ENGR 322 Dynamics – LAB only 1

ENGR 362 Construction and Engineering Economics 4

ENGR 363 Civil Engineering Materials 4

ENGR 364 Structural Analysis 4

ENGR 365 Design of Steel and Concrete Structures 4

ENGR 368 Fluid Mechanics for Civil Engineers 4

ENGR 463 Soil Mechanics and Foundations 4

ENGR 466 Transportation Engineering 4

ENGR 467 Environmental Engineering/Hydraulics/Hydrology 4

ENGR 480 Engineering Design Clinic I 4

ENGR 481 Engineering Design Clinic II 4

Total Credits 47

Courses Taken at University of St. Thomas – Core Requirements

Core Requirement UST Course Options Credits

Faith and Catholic Traditions – Course 1 THEO 101 4

Faith and Catholic Traditions – Course 2 THEO 2XX or THEO 3XX 4

Faith and Catholic Traditions – Course 3 THEO 4XX 4

Moral and Philosophical Reasoning – Course 1 PHIL 115 4

Moral and Philosophical Reasoning – Course 2 PHIL 214 or PHIL 215 4

Total Credits 20



Proposed Schedule for Final Two Years at University of St. Thomas

Fall Cr Spring Cr Summer /

J-term Cr

1st Yr

ENGR 362 Construction and Engrg. Economic Analysis (Lab)

4 ENGR 363 Civil Engineering Materials (Lab)

4

ENGR 368 Fluid Mechanics for

Civil Engineers (Lab) 4 GEOL 163 Applied Geology (Lab) 4

THEO 101 The Christian Theological Tradition

4 THEO 2XX or 3XX

4

ENGR 364 Structural Analysis 4 ENGR 365 Design of Steel and Concrete Structures

4

ENGR 160 Surveying 1 ENGR 221 Mechanics – Lab only

1

Total Credits 17 Total Credits 17

2nd Yr

ENGR 480 Engineering Design Clinic I

4 ENGR 481 Engineering Design Clinic II

4

ENGR 466 Transportation Engineering

4 ENGR 467 Environmental Engineering/Hydraulics/Hydro.

4

ENGR 463 Soil Mechanics and Foundations (Lab)

4 PHIL 214 Introductory Ethics (J-term)

4

PHIL 115 Philosophy of the Human Person

4 THEO 4XX** 4

ENGR 322 Dynamics - Lab only

1


**If human diversity requirement has not yet been fulfilled, choose a Theology course that will meet the requirement.

The number of credits

to complete a BSCE is

dependent the

student’s proficiency in

a second language upon

entering the program.

This guide is accurate to the best of our knowledge and ability at the time of publication, but is subject to change.

Program Credits Major Requirements completed at Anoka-Ramsey 50

Core Requirements completed at Anoka-Ramsey 16 – 32

Major Requirements completed at University of St Thomas 47

Core Requirements completed at University of St Thomas 20

Total Credits 133 - 149

BS Computer Engineering – University of St. Thomas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Plus 2.5 Plan of Study

BSCPEAnokaRamseyPlus2.5 8/2019 p. 1

Students who complete the following courses at Anoka-Ramsey Community College are in a good position to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering with 2 ½ more years of study at the University of St. Thomas.



ENGR 1100 Introduction to Engineering 2 ENGR 150

ENGR 2218 Digital Logic 4 ENGR 230




MATH 2100 (or CSCI 2100)

Discrete Mathematics 4 MATH 128




Total Credits 41






Social Analysis** 3-4 ECON 2205, ECON 2206, GEOG 1102HD, GEOG 1106HD, PSYC 1110, SOC 1111HD, or SOC 2221HD



Total Credits 16-32








However, if a student does complete all the coursework on page 1, the remaining courses at the University of St. Thomas would require 2 ½ years of full-time study. Courses are listed below, and a sample 2 ½-year plan of study is provided on page 3.



ENGR 240 Circuit Analysis 4

ENGR 330 Microprocessor Architectures 4

ENGR 331 Designing with Microprocessors 4

ENGR 345 Electronics I 4

ENGR 431 Design of Embedded Systems 4



CISC 230 Object-Oriented Design and Programming 4

CISC 231 Data Structures using Object-Oriented Design 4

CISC 310 Operating Systems 4

CISC 610 Software Engineering 4

XXX Sci/Math and Technical Electives (see UST Catalog) 16

Total Credits 60








Total Credits 20



Proposed Schedule for Final 2 ½ Years at University of St. Thomas


J-term Cr

1st Yr

ENGR 240 Circuit Analysis

4

Science/Math Elective I (PHYS/CHEM/BIO/MATH/STAT)

4


4

Science/Math Elective II (PHYS/CHEM/BIO/MATH/STAT)

4

Total Credits 16

2nd Yr

ENGR 330 Microprocessor Archi-tectures (or CISC 340 in Spring)

4 ENGR 331 Designing with Microprocessors (Spring only)

4

ENGR 345 Electronics I (Fall only)

4 PHIL 115 Philosophy of the Human Person

4

CISC 230 Object-Oriented Design and Programming

4 CISC 231 Data Structures Using Object-Oriented Design

4

THEO 2XX or 3XX** 4 Technical Elective I ENGR/CISC 2XX, 3XX, 4XX

4


3rd Yr



4

CISC 310 Operating Systems (Fall only)

4 CISC 610 Software Design 4

ENGR 431 Design of Embedded Systems

4 Technical Elective II ENGR/CISC 2XX, 3XX, 4XX

4

PHIL 214 Introductory Ethics

4 THEO 4XX** 4

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 **If human diversity requirement has not yet been fulfilled, choose a Theology course that will meet the requirement.


to complete a BSCPE is

dependent the










BS Electrical Engineering – University of St. Thomas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Plus 2.5 Plan of Study

BSEEAnokaRamseyPlus2.5 8/2019 p. 1

Students who complete the following courses at Anoka-Ramsey Community College are in a good position to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with 2 ½ more years of study at the University of St. Thomas.








MATH 2220 Multivariable Calculus & Vector Analysis

5 MATH 200




Total Credits 41









Total Credits 16-32







However, if a student does complete all the coursework on page 1, the remaining courses at the University of St. Thomas would require 2 ½ years of full-time study. Courses are listed below, and a sample 2 ½-year plan of study is provided on page 3.



ENGR 240 Circuit Analysis 4


ENGR 340 Signals & Systems 4

ENGR 342 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves 4


ENGR 346 Electronics II 4

ENGR 410 Control Systems and Automation 4

XXX xxx Technical Electives (see UST Catalog) 16



PHYS 225 Modern Physics 4

PHYS 341 Electricity & Magnetism 4

Total Credits 60








Total Credits 20



Proposed Schedule for Final 2 ½ Years at University of St. Thomas


J-term Cr

1st Yr

ENGR 240 Circuit Analysis

4

PHYS 225 Modern Physics (Spring Only)

4


4


4

Total Credits 16

2nd Yr

XXX Technical Elective 4 ENGR 331 Designing with Microprocessors

4

ENGR 345 Electronics I

(Fall only) 4 ENGR 410 Control Systems and

Automation 4

XXX Technical Elective

4 THEO 2XX or 3XX** 4

ENGR 340 Signals & Systems (Fall only)

4 ENGR 346 Electronics II (Spring only)

4


3rd Yr



4

PHYS 341 Electricity & Magnetism (Fall only)

4 ENGR 342 Electromagnetic Fields & Waves (Spring only)

4


4 XXX Technical Elective

4


4 THEO 4XX** 4

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 **If human diversity requirement has not yet been fulfilled, choose a Theology course that will meet the requirement.


to complete a BSEE is

dependent the










BS Electrical Engineering University of St. Thomas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Plus 2 Plan of Study

BSEEAnokaRamseyPlus2 8/2019 p. 1

Students who complete the following courses at Anoka-Ramsey Community College are in a good position to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with two more years of study at the University of St. Thomas.





ENGR 2219 & ENGR 2220

Linear Circuits & Linear Circuits II

8 ENGR 240





5 MATH 200




Total Credits 49









Total Credits 16-32











ENGR 340 Signals & Systems 4

ENGR 342 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves 4


ENGR 346 Electronics II 4


XXX xxx Technical Electives (see UST Catalog) 16



PHYS 225 Modern Physics 4

PHYS 341 Electricity & Magnetism 4

Total Credits 56








Total Credits 20





J-term Cr

1st Yr

XXX Technical Elective 4 ENGR 331 Designing with Microprocessors

4 ENGR 410 Control Systems and Automation (summer) THEO 2XX or 3XX**

4 4

ENGR 345 Electronics I (Fall only)


4


4 PHYS 225 Modern Physics (Spring Only)

4

ENGR 340 Signals & Systems (Fall only)

4 ENGR 346 Electronics II (Spring only)

4

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 8

2nd Yr



4 PHIL 214 Introductory Ethics

4

PHYS 341 Electricity & Magnetism (Fall only)

4 ENGR 342 Electromagnetic Fields & Waves (Spring only)

4



4


4 THEO 4XX** 4

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 4 **If human diversity requirement has not yet been fulfilled, choose a Theology course that will meet the requirement.


to complete a BSEE is

dependent the




This guide is accurate to the best of our knowledge and ability at the time of publication, but is

subject to change.






BS Mechanical Engineering – University of St. Thomas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Plus 2 Plan of Study

BSMEAnokaRamseyPlus2 8/2019 p. 1

Students who complete the following courses at Anoka-Ramsey Community College are in a good position to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with two more years of study at the University of St. Thomas.




ENGR 1111 Engineering Graphics 3 ENGR 171

ENGR 2241 Statics 3 ENGR 220

ENGR 2243 Mechanics of Materials 3 ENGR 221 after completion of 1 cr. lab at UST

ENGR 2242 Dynamics 3 ENGR 322 after completion of 1 cr. lab at UST

ENGR 2240 Thermodynamics 3 ENGR 381 after completion of 1 cr. Lab at UST





5 MATH 200




CHEM 1061 Principles of Chemistry 4 CHEM 109

Total Credits 56









Total Credits 16-32










ENGR 155 Fabrication Lab (complete before or concurrent with ENGR 320) 0

ENGR 221 Mechanics of Materials - LAB only 1

ENGR 320 Machine Design and Synthesis 4

ENGR 322 Dynamics – LAB only 1

ENGR 350 Introduction to Electronics 4

ENGR 361 Engineering Materials 4

ENGR 371 Manufacturing Processes and Statistical Control 4

ENGR 381 Thermodynamics – LAB only 1

ENGR 383 Fluid Mechanics 4

ENGR 384 Heat Transfer 4




ENGR xxx Engineering Elective 4

Total Credits 43








Total Credits 20





J-term Cr

1st Yr

ENGR 371 Manufacturing Pro-cesses & Statistical Control (LAB)

4 ENGR 320 Machine Design & Synthesis (LAB)

4

ENGR 350 Introduction to

Electronics (LAB) 4 PHIL 115 Philosophy of the

Human Person 4


4 THEO 2XX or 3XX 4

ENGR 381 Thermodynamics – Lab only

1 ENGR 383 Fluid Mechanics (LAB) 4

ENGR 221 Mechanics of Materials – Lab only

1 ENGR 322 Dynamics – Lab only

1


2nd Yr



4

ENGR 410 Control Systems and Automation (LAB)

4 ENGR 384 Heat Transfer (LAB) 4

ENGR 361 Engineering Materials (LAB)

4 ENGR XXX Engineering Elective 4


4 THEO 4XX** 4


**If human diversity requirement has not yet been fulfilled, choose a Theology course that will meet the requirement.


to complete a BSME is

dependent the










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