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OVERVIEW: Articulation Agreement between Northwest College and the University of Wyoming For Civil Engineering Transfer Students This articulation agreement is made and entered into by Northwest College, hereinafter referred to as NWC, and the University of Wyoming, hereinafter referred to as UW. By this agreement NWC and UW express a shared commitment to increasing opportunities for student access to and success in higher education. PURPOSE: This agreement provides students who have completed the Associate of Science degree with articulated coursework in engineering the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree at UW. Any NWC student who has earned an Associate of Science degree with coursework that adheres to the guidelines within this agreement is guaranteed that UW will accept designated major-related credits and that all general education credits will apply to the Bachelor of Science degree in a manner consistent with the treatment of native UW students and given junior status in the major. CONDITIONS OF TRANSFER: Section I: Admissions and Matriculation NWC students maintaining continuous enrollment under this agreement will be afforded the same treatment and protection as native UW College of Engineering and Applied Science students enrolled under a specific catalog. Criteria for acceptance into UW College of Engineering and Applied Science will be consistent with the criteria outlined in the institutional articulation agreement between NWC and UW. NWC, upon request of students, will provide verification of completed courses to UW through its Office of Registration and Records. Transfer students from NWC will have access to financial aid, scholarships, and student services on the same basis as native students. UW will apply the same academic progress and graduation standards to NWC transfer students as those applicable to native UW students. Section II: Program Plan While a course-by-course equivalence was used in the development of this plan, this agreement presumes that the general education core requirements at NWC meet general education requirements at UW. Students falling under this program articulation agreement will be responsible for successfully completing the additional prescribed requirements. Exceptions to the equivalencies specified below may be approved by the student's joint advisors described in Section III. UW and NWC Course Equivalencies - First Two Years UW Courses Equivalent NWC Courses Course Course Title Credit s Course Course Title Credits First Year Seminar 3 ES 1000 or Orientation to 1 or2 HMDV 1001 Engineering/Freshman Seminar US & Wyoming Constitutions 3 POLS Amer.&WY Govt.IVS from 3 Page 11
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OVERVIEW:
Articulation Agreement between Northwest College and the University of Wyoming
For Civil Engineering Transfer Students
This articulation agreement is made and entered into by Northwest College, hereinafter referred to as NWC, and the University of Wyoming, hereinafter referred to as UW. By this agreement NWC and UW express a shared commitment to increasing opportunities for student access to and success in higher education.
PURPOSE: This agreement provides students who have completed the Associate of Science degree with articulated coursework in engineering the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree at UW. Any NWC student who has earned an Associate of Science degree with coursework that adheres to the guidelines within this agreement is guaranteed that UW will accept designated major-related credits and that all general education credits will apply to the Bachelor of Science degree in a manner consistent with the treatment of native UW students and given junior status in the major.
CONDITIONS OF TRANSFER:
Section I : Admissions and Matriculation NWC students maintaining continuous enrollment under this agreement will be afforded the same treatment and protection as native UW College of Engineering and Applied Science students enrolled under a specific catalog.
Criteria for acceptance into UW College of Engineering and Applied Science will be consistent with the criteria outlined in the institutional articulation agreement between NWC and UW.
NWC, upon request of students, will provide verification of completed courses to UW through its Office of Registration and Records.
Transfer students from NWC will have access to financial aid, scholarships, and student services on the same basis as native students.
UW will apply the same academic progress and graduation standards to NWC transfer students as those applicable to native UW students.
Section II: Program Plan While a course-by-course equivalence was used in the development of this plan, this agreement presumes that the general education core requirements at NWC meet general education requirements at UW. Students falling under this program articulation agreement will be responsible for successfully completing the additional prescribed requirements. Exceptions to the equivalencies specified below may be approved by the student's joint advisors described in Section III.
UW and NWC Course Equivalencies - First Two Years
UW Courses Equivalent NWC Courses
Course Course Title Credit s
Course Course Title Credits
First Year Seminar 3 ES 1000 or Orientation to
1 or2 HMDV 1001 Engineering/Freshman Seminar
US & Wyoming Constitutions 3 POLS Amer.&WY Govt.IVS from 3
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1000/HIST 1865 1221
Human Culture Elective 3 HUM/SS/VPA Course 3-4 Human Culture Elective 3 HUM/SS/VPA Course 3-4
ENGL 1010 Composition and Rhetoric 3 ENGL 1010 Engl I:Intro to Comp 3 COJO 1010 Public Speaking 3 CO/MIOlO Public Speaking 3
MATH2200 Calculus I 4 MATH2200 Calculus I 5 MATH2205 Calculus II 4 MATH2205 Calculus II 5 MATH2210 Calculus III 4 MATH2210 Calculus III 5 MATH2310 Applied Differential Eqns. 3 MATH2310 Applied Differential Equations I 3 CHEM 1020 General Chemistry I 4 CHEM 1020 General Chemistry I 5 PHYS 1220 Engineering Physics II 4 PHYS 1320 College Physics II 4
CE 1000 Civil Engineering Studio I 2 ES 1060 Intro to Engineering Computing 3 CE 1010 Civil Engineering Tools 3 ENTK2500 Computer Aided Drafting I 3
ENTK2505, Computer Aided Drafting I, CE2000 Civil Engineering Studio II 3 ENTK2550, Civil Drafting Technology, 3
orENGL2010 or Technical Writing CE2070 Engineering Surveying 3 ES 2070 Engineering Surveying 3 ES 2110 Statics 3 ES 2110 Statics 3 ES 2120 Dynamics 3 ES 2120 Dynamics 3 ES 2330 Fluid Dynamics 3 ES 2330 Fluid Mechanics/Dynamics 3 ES 2410 Mechanics of Materials 3 ES 2410 Mechanics of Materials 3
Total Credits 64 66-69 *ES 2310 Thermodynamics 3 *ES 2310 Thermodynamics 4
* Science Elective 3 GEOL 1100 Physical Geology 4 * Math/Science/Tech Elective 3 *ES 2210 Electric Circuit Theory 3
*These courses may be taken at either NWC or UW I UW Coursework to Complete the Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering
Course Course Title Credits Course Course Title Credits STAT;wso Fundamentals of Statistics 4 CE42X0 Structural Design 3
ES 2310 Thennodynamics 3 Science Elective 3 CE 3000 Civil Engineering Studio II 3 Math/Science Elective 3 CE 3010 Civil Engineering Design 3 Math/Science/Tech Elective 3 CE 3200 Structural Analysis I 3 Math/Science/Tech Elective 3 CE 3210 CE Materials 3 Math/Science/Tech Elective 3 CE 3300 Hydraulic Engineering 3 Prof Development Elective 3 CE 3400 Environmental Engineering 3 Prof Development Elective 3 CE 3500 Transportation Engineering 3 Prof Development Elective 3 CE 3600 Soil Mechanics I 3 Prof Development Elective 3 CE40X0 Senior Design 4 Total Credits 65
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Section III: Advising and Transcript Review NWC and UW acknowledge that the particular academic requirements of both institutions are best communicated to students by their own faculty and staff. Hence, NWC and UW agree that each student who declares his or her intention to transfer to UW upon completing the Associates of Science degree at NWC will be assigned one advisor from each institution. These two advisors will jointly recommend course selections for the student in order to provide the greatest opportunity for successful degree completion at both institutions. Joint advising will be performed cooperatively and on a semester-by-semester basis until the student completes the Associates of Science degree, at which point the UW advisor will continue with that responsibility on an individual basis with the student.
TERMS of AGREEMENT: This agreement is made and entered into in the academic year 2015-2016 and remains in force unless a new articulation agreement is signed by all parties. The agreement is subject to annual review to assure currency with the respective degree requirements, and may be amended at any time. Should either party desire to discontinue this agreement, advance notification of one year will be required.
SIGNATURES: Northwest College and University of Wyoming hereby enter into this program articulation agreement leading from the Associate of Science degree with articulated coursework in Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering by the affixing of signatures of the academic officers of both
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~ ~ :? lli. erald Giraud Vice President of Academic Affairs Northwest College
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~A-Dr. David Jones Vice President for cademic Affairs University of Wyoming
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Dr.Ric~~ Head, Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering University of Wyoming
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