Transfer Student Information

The following documents list the courses that have been preapproved for transfer credit from the respective Technical and Community Colleges to the Computer Engineering and Computer Science programs at Wright State.

Cincinnati Technical College

Computer Engineering & Computer Science Preapproved Transfer Credit from Cincinnati Technical College for Computer Science & Computer Engineering BS in Computer Science/Computer Engineering Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Cincinnati Technical College Wright State University EET 7738 Digital Systems I CEG 260-4 Digital Comp HW/Switching Circuits ENG 1001 English Composition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition ENG 1002 English Composition II ENG 102-4 Freshman Composition PSY 1505 Intro to Psychology I PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior SOC 1521 Intro to Sociology SOC 200-4 Social Life

Clark State Community College

Computer Engineering Preapproved Transfer Credit from Clark State Community College for Computer Engineering BS in Computer Engineering Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Clark State Community College Wright State University Mathematics   MTH 221-5 Calculus I MTH 229-5 Calculus I     MTH 222-5 Calculus II MTH 230-5 Calculus II     MTH 223-5 Calculus III MTH 231-5 Calculus III     MTH 230-5 Differential Equations MTH 233-5 Differential Equations     MTH 240-4 Linear Algebra MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra   Physics   PHY 250-5 College Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics         PHY 200-0 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 251-5 College Physics II PHY 244-4 General Physics         PHY 204-0 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 252-5 College Physics III PHY 242-4 General Physics         PHY 202-0 General Physics Laboratory   General Education   ENG 111-4 English I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition     ENG 112-4 English II ENG 102-4 Freshman Composition     HST 111-3 Western Civilization I HST 101-4 Western World: Ancient&Medieval Eras     HST 112-3 Western Civilization II HST 102-4 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries     HST 113-3 Western Civilization III HST 103-4 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries     take only one ART 130-3 Appreciation of the Arts ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture take only one TH 130-3 Introduction to Theatre TH 214-4 The Theatre in Western Culture     EC 110-3 General Economics EC 200-4 Economic Life     ENG 230-3 Great Books: Literature ENG 204-4 Great Books: Literature     take only one GEO 220-3 World Regional Geography CST 220-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments take only one PHL 240-3 Comparative Religion CST 230-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 220-3 Comparing Cultures CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures     PLS 130-3 Political Issues PLS 200-4 Political Life     PSY 111-3 Psychology I PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior     SOC 110 Sociology SOC 200-4 Social Life

Computer Science Preapproved Transfer Credit from Clark State Community College for Computer Science BS in Computer Science Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Clark State Community College Wright State University Mathematics   MTH 221-5 Calculus I MTH 229-5 Calculus I     MTH 222-5 Calculus II MTH 230-5 Calculus II     MTH 223-5 Calculus III MTH 231-5 Calculus III     MTH 240-4 Linear Algebra MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra   Physics   PHY 250-5 College Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics         PHY 200-0 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 251-5 College Physics II PHY 244-4 General Physics         PHY 204-0 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 252-5 College Physics III PHY 242-4 General Physics         PHY 202-0 General Physics Laboratory   General Education   ENG 111-4 English I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition     ENG 112-4 English II ENG 102-4 Freshman Composition     HST 111-3 Western Civilization I HST 101-4 Western World: Ancient&Medieval Eras     HST 112-3 Western Civilization II HST 102-4 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries     HST 113-3 Western Civilization III HST 103-4 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries     take only one ART 130-3 Appreciation of the Arts ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture take only one TH 130-3 Introduction to Theatre TH 214-4 The Theatre in Western Culture     EC 110-3 General Economics EC 200-4 Economic Life     ENG 230-3 Great Books: Literature ENG 204-4 Great Books: Literature     take only one GEO 220-3 World Regional Geography CST 220-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments take only one PHL 240-3 Comparative Religion CST 230-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 220-3 Comparing Cultures CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures     PLS 130-3 Political Issues PLS 200-4 Political Life     PSY 111-3 Psychology I PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior     SOC 110 Sociology SOC 200-4 Social Life

Edison State Community College

Baccalaureate Completion Articulation Agreement Edison Community College Computer Information Technology – Programming Option Associate Degree Program to Wright State University Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Computer Science Programs Edison WSU Course No. Course Title Course No. Course Title Category FIRST SEMESTER       CIT 110S Personal Computer Applications     General Elective CIT 111S Programming Logic and Design     General Elective ENG 121S Composition I ENG101 Academic Writing and Reading General Education PHI 123S Introduction to Ethics PHL124 Social Ethics and Values General Education, Additional Courses MKT 218S Customer Service     General Elective MTH 125S General Statistics STT160 Statistical Concepts Quantitative Reasoning-BA Program SECOND SEMESTER       ACC 114S Principles of Accounting *see note   General Elective CIT 211S Operating Systems Concepts CEG233** Linux and Windows CEG CIT 230S Java Programming CS240 Computer Science I CS ENG 125S Technical Writing     General Elective HUM 121S Introduction to Humanities   Area IV Human Expression General Education COM 121S Fundamentals of Communication COM 101     or COM 203 Essentials of Public Address   Business Communication General Elective THIRD SEMESTER       CIT 212S Introduction to LINUX CEG233** Linux and Windows CEG CIT 214S Networking Essentials     CS/CEG Lower Level Technical Elective CIT 222S Introduction to Programming Using C++     Part of CS 24x sequence(***) CIT 225S Visual Basic Programming CS 214 Visual Basic Programming CS/CEG Lower Level Technical Elective MTH 226S Calculus for Business and Life Sciences MTH 228 Calculus for the Management, Life and Social Sciences Quantitative Reasoning, BA Program NET 101S Introduction to Interactive Media     CS/CEG Lower Level Technical Elective FOURTH SEMESTER       BUS 221S Principles of Management     General Elective CIT 216S CIT 291L CIT 291R Systems Analysis & Design OR Internship Experience AND Internship Leadership       CS/CEG Lower Level Technical Elective CIT 226S Visual Basic II Programming     CS/CEG Lower Level Technical Elective CIT 223S Advanced Programming Using C#     Part of CS 24x sequence(***) PSY 121S Introduction to Psychology PSY 105   General Education Notes: *After completing both ACC 114S and 115S, students will receive credit for ACC 204 at WSU **CIT211 and CIT212 = WSU CEG233 ***Students must complete the entire sequence of the following programming courses at Edison(i.e. CIT 230 S, CIT 222S and CIT 233S) to receive credit for WSUÕs CS 240, CS 241 and CS 242. Summary of Total Hours Transferred By Program and Area: BA in CS Program WSU Credit Hours Edison Hours Transferred (based on quarter hours in WSU program) BS in CS Program WSU Credit Hours Edison Hours Transferred (based on quarter hours in WSU program) Computer Science 31 12 31 12 Computer Engineering 16 4 16 4 Technical Electives 32 16 36 20 Technical Communication 3 0 3 0 General Education 48 18 61(includes additional science courses) 18 Quantitative Reasoning/Mathematics 17 10 24 0 General Electives 40 27 20 20 Total Hours 187 87 191 74
Computer Engineering Preapproved Transfer Credit from Edison State Community College for Computer Engineering BS in Computer Computer Engineering Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Edison State Community College Wright State University Mathematics   MTH 221S Calculus I MTH 229-5 Calculus I     MTH 222S Calculus II MTH 230-5 Calculus II     MTH 222S   MTH 231-5 Calculus III     MTH 225 Differential Equations MTH 233-5 Differential Equations     MTH 228 Linear Algebra MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra   Physics   PHY 241S Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics I         PHY 200-1 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 242S Physics II PHY 244-5 General Physics III         PHY 204-1 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 242S   PHY 242-4 General Physics II         PHY 202-1 General Physics Laboratory   Chemistry   CHM 121S General Chemistry I CHM 121-5 Submicroscopic Chemistry   General Education   ENG 121 or 121S Composition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition     ENG 122 or 122S Composition II ENG 102-4 Freshman Composition     take only one ANT 123-3 Cultural Anthropology CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures take only one ANT 123S-4.5 Nonwestern Civilization CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures REL 121 or 121S World Religions CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldview   take only one ART 121S Art Appreciation ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture take only one ART 123 Art History I ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture ART 124 Art History II ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture MUS 120 & 120S Music Appreciation MUS 214-4 Music in Western Culture THE 121 or 121S Introduction to Theatre TH 214-4 The Theatre in Western Culture     EC 120 or 120S Economic Fundamentals EC 200-4 Economic Life     PHI 121 or 121S Introduction to Philosophy I PHL 204-4 Great Books: Philosophy     PSY 121 or 121S Introduction to Psychology PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior     SOC 121 or 121S Introduction to Sociology SOC 200-4 Social Life
Computer Science Preapproved Transfer Credit from Edison State Community College for Computer Science BS in Computer Science Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Edison State Community College Wright State University Mathematics   MTH 221S Calculus I MTH 229-5 Calculus I     MTH 222S Calculus II MTH 230-5 Calculus II     MTH 222S   MTH 231-5 Calculus III     MTH 228 Linear Algebra MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra   Physics   PHY 241S Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics I         PHY 200-1 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 242S Physics II PHY 244-5 General Physics III         PHY 204-1 General Physics Laboratory     PHY 242S   PHY 242-4 General Physics II         PHY 202-1 General Physics Laboratory   Chemistry   CHM 121S General Chemistry I CHM 121-5 Submicroscopic Chemistry   General Education   ENG 121 or 121S Composition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition     ENG 122 or 122S Composition II ENG 102-4 Freshman Composition     take only one ANT 123-3 Cultural Anthropology CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures take only one ANT 123S-4.5 Nonwestern Civilization CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures REL 121 or 121S World Religions CST 240-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldview   take only one ART 121S Art Appreciation ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture take only one ART 123 Art History I ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture ART 124 Art History II ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture MUS 120 & 120S Music Appreciation MUS 214-4 Music in Western Culture THE 121 or 121S Introduction to Theatre TH 214-4 The Theatre in Western Culture     EC 120 or 120S Economic Fundamentals EC 200-4 Economic Life     PHI 121 or 121S Introduction to Philosophy I PHL 204-4 Great Books: Philosophy     PSY 121 or 121S Introduction to Psychology PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior     SOC 121 or 121S Introduction to Sociology SOC 200-4 Social Life

Sinclair Community College

Computer Engineering Preapproved Transfer Credit from Sinclair Community College for Computer Engineering BS in Computer Engineering Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Sinclair Community College Wright State University Mathematics We recommend taking MTH 257, Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists, through SOCHE. Contact your Sinclair advisor for details.   MAT 201-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry I MTH 229-5 Calculus I   MAT 202-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry II MTH 230-5 Calculus II   MAT203-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MTH 231-5 Calculus III   MAT 215-5 Differential Equations MTH 233-5 Differential Equations   MAT 216-4 Elements of Linear Algebra II MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra Physics   PHY 201-5 General Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics   PHY 207-0 General Physics I Laboratory PHY 200-1 General Physics Laboratory   PHY 203-5 General Physics III PHY 242-4 General Physics   PHY 208-0 General Physics III Laboratory PHY 202-1 General Physics Laboratory   PHY 202-5 General Physics II PHY 244-4 General Physics   PHY 209-0 General Physics II Laboratory PHY 204-1 General Physics Laboratory Engineering   CIS 280 Programming I CS 240-4 Programming I   CIS 281 Programming II CS 241-4 Programming II   CIS 236 Programming III CS 242-4 Programming III   EET 251-4 Digital Systems I CEG 260-4 Digital Computer Hardware/Switching Circuits General Education Area I   ENG 111-3 English Compostition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition   ENG 112 or ENG 113 English Composition II ENG 102-4 Writing in Academic Discourse Area II (two courses required) one from this group HIS 111-3 Western Civilization I (0-1300) HST 101-3 Western World: Ancient & Medieval Eras HIS 112-3 Western Civilization II (1300-1815) HST 102-3 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries HIS 113-3 Western Civilization III (1815-present) HST 103-3 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries another from this group GEO 202-3 World Geography II CST 221-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments LIT 234-3 Literature of Africa CST 231-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews REL 111-3 Eastern Religions CST 232-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 145-3 Comparing Cultures CST 241-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures ART 125-3 African Art CST 243-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Art HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 261-4 Regional Studies: Japan HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 262-4 Regional Studies: China HIS 215-3 Survey of African History RST 271-4 Regional Studies: China HIS 216-3 Survey of Latin American History RST 281-4 Regional Studies: Latin America Area III (two courses required)   PLS 200-3 Political Life PLS 200-4 Political Life   ECO 216 and 217 Principles of Economics I, II, and III EC 200-4 Economic Life   PSY 121-3 General Psychology PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior   SOC 111-3 General Sociology I SOC 200-4 Social Life Area IV (one course required) take only one LIT 230-3 Great Books of the Western World ENG 204-4 Great Books: Literature REL 204-3 Great Books: Bible & Western Culture REL 204-4 Great Books: Bible and Western Culture PHI 204-3 Great Books of Philosophy PHL 204-4 Great Books: Philosophy take only one ART 101 or 102 Art Appreciation I ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture MUS 115-3 Music Appreciation MUS 214-4 Music in Western Culture THE 105-3 Introduction to Theatre I TH 214-4 Theatre in Western Culture College Component - Area VI (If over 45 transfer credits and PSY was not used for Area III)   PSY 122-3   PSY 110-4 The Science of Behavior 2 Two Addtional Courses Choose two addtional courses from Areas II, III, or IV (each from a different sub-area unelss from Area II) *For the majority of Computer Engineering concentrations, up to 16 hours of general electives may be accepted
B.S. Computer Science General Concentration Preapproved Transfer Credit from Sinclair Community College for Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, General Concentration BS in Computer Science, General Concentration Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Sinclair Community College Wright State University Mathematics We recommend taking MTH 257, Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists, through SOCHE. Contact your Sinclair advisor for details.   MAT 201-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry I MTH 229-5 Calculus I   MAT 202-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry II MTH 230-5 Calculus II   MAT 203-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MTH 231-5 Calculus III   MAT 216-4 Elements of Linear Algebra II MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra Choose 1 of the following Science lab sequences Physics PHY 201-5 General Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics PHY 207-0 General Physics I Laboratory PHY 200-1 General Physics Laboratory PHY 203-5 General Physics III PHY 242-4 General Physics PHY 208-0 General Physics III Laboratory PHY 202-1 General Physics Laboratory PHY 202-5 General Physics II PHY 244-5 General Physics PHY 209-0 General Physics II Laboratory PHY 204-1 General Physics Laboratory OR Chemistry CHE 151-5 General Chemistry I CHM 121-5 General Chemistry I CHE 152-5 General Chemistry II CHM 122-5 General Chemistry II CHE 153-5 General Chemistry III CHM 123-5 General Chemistry III OR Biology BIO 171-4 Principles of Biology I BIO 111-4 Human Biology BIO 172-4 Principles of Biology II BIO 112-4 Cell Biology and Genetics BIO 173-4 Principles of Biology III BIO 115-4 Biodiversity and Ecology Take additional courses from above to equal 18 credit hours of Science. In addition, 5 other credits from either Math or Science to equal a total of 21 hours must be completed. Math courses must be above 200, and excluding MTH 228, 290, 310, 343, 344, 345, 348, and 446 Science course must be a course appropriate for science and engineering majors Engineering   CIS 280 Programming I CS 240-4 Computer Science I   CIS 281 Programming II CS 241-4 Computer Science II   CIS 236 Programming III CS 242-4 Computer Science III   CIS 268 Fundamentals of Database CS 302-4 SQL and Oracle Database   CIS 231 and (CIS 107 OR CIS 108) Intro to Linux, Intro to Operating Systems or Intro to Windows CEG 233-4 Linux and Windows CS/CEG Technical Electives 200 level CIS courses and CIS 147, 148, 130, 136 and 137 are accepted up to 16 hours maximum. General Electives 20 hours of General Electives are Accepted. Courses must be taken for a grade and 100 level or higher. General Education Area I   ENG 111-3 English Compostition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition   ENG 112 or ENG 113 English Composition II ENG 102-4 Writing in Academic Discourse Area II (two courses required) one from this group HIS 111-3 Western Civilization I (0-1300) HST 101-4 Western World: Ancient & Medieval Eras HIS 112-3 Western Civilization II (1300-1815) HST 102-4 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries HIS 113-3 Western Civilization III (1815-present) HST 103-4 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries another from this group GEO 202-3 World Geography II CST 221-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments LIT 234-3 Literature of Africa CST 231-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews REL 111-3 Eastern Religions CST 232-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 145-3 Comparing Cultures CST 241-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures ART 125-3 African Art CST 243-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Art HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 261-4 Regional Studies: Japan HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 262-2 Regional Studies: China HIS 215-3 Survey of African History RST 271-4 Regional Studies: China HIS 216-3 Survey of Latin American History RST 281-4 Regional Studies: Latin America Area III (two courses required)   PLS 200-3 Political Life PLS 200-4 Political Life   ECO 216 and 217 Principles of Economics I, II, and III EC 200-4 Economic Life   PSY 121-3 General Psychology PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior   SOC 111-3 General Sociology I SOC 200-4 Social Life Area IV (one course required) take only one LIT 230-3 Great Books of the Western World ENG 204-4 Great Books: Literature REL 204-3 Great Books: Bible & Western Culture REL 204-4 Great Books: Bible and Western Culture PHI 204-3 Great Books of Philosophy PHL 204-4 Great Books: Philosophy take only one ART 101 or 102 Art Appreciation I ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture MUS 115-3 Music Appreciation MUS 214-4 Music in Western Culture THE 105-3 Introduction to Theatre I TH 214-4 Theatre in Western Culture College Component - Area VI Choose 1 course from the College of Liberal Arts college component courses Two Addtional Courses Choose two addtional courses from Areas II, III, or IV (each from a different sub-area unless from Area II) Note that other courses from Sinclair may be used to fulfill the requirements of Section IV.A and IV.B in the CS General Curriculum.
B.S. Computer Science Business Concentration Preapproved Transfer Credit from Sinclair Community College for Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Business Concentration BS in Computer Science, Business Concentration Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Sinclair Community College Wright State University Mathematics We recommend taking MTH 257, Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists, through SOCHE. Contact your Sinclair advisor for details.   MAT 201-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry I MTH 229-5 Calculus I   MAT 202-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry II MTH 230-5 Calculus II   MAT203-5 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III MTH 231-5 Calculus III   MAT 216-4 Elements of Linear Algebra II MTH 253-3 Elementary Matrix Algebra Choose 1 of the following Science lab sequences Physics PHY 201-5 General Physics I PHY 240-4 General Physics PHY 207-0 General Physics I Laboratory PHY 200-1 General Physics Laboratory PHY 203-5 General Physics III PHY 242-4 General Physics PHY 208-0 General Physics III Laboratory PHY 202-1 General Physics Laboratory PHY 202-5 General Physics II PHY 244-5 General Physics PHY 209-0 General Physics II Laboratory PHY 204-1 General Physics Laboratory OR Chemistry CHE 151-5 General Chemistry I CHM 121-5 General Chemistry I CHE 152-5 General Chemistry II CHM 122-5 General Chemistry II CHE 153-5 General Chemistry III CHM 123-5 General Chemistry III OR Biology BIO 171-4 Principles of Biology I BIO 111-4 Human Biology BIO 172-4 Principles of Biology II BIO 112-4 Cell Biology and Genetics BIO 173-4 Principles of Biology I BIO 115-4 Biodiversity and Ecology Computer Science & Engineering   CIS 280 Programming I CS 240-4 Computer Science I   CIS 281 Programming II CS 241-4 Computer Science II   CIS 236 Programming III CS 242-4 Computer Science III Business Concentration   ACC 121-4 ACC 204-4 ACC 122-4 ACC205-4 ECO 218 EC 204-4 ECO 216 EC 205-4 Choose 8 hours LAW 101-3 Introduction to Business Law LAW 300-4 Legal Environment of Business MRK 201-3, MRK 202-3 Marketing I and II MKT 300-4 Principles of Marketing MAN 225-3 NOTE: MAN 205 is pre-req Human Relations & Organizational Behavior MGT 304 Management & Organizational Behavior General Education Area I   ENG 111-3 English Compostition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition   ENG 112 or ENG 113 English Composition II ENG 102-4 Writing in Academic Discourse Area II (two courses required) one from this group HIS 111-3 Western Civilization I (0-1300) HST 101-3 Western World: Ancient & Medieval Eras HIS 112-3 Western Civilization II (1300-1815) HST 102-3 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries HIS 113-3 Western Civilization III (1815-present) HST 103-3 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries another from this group GEO 202-3 World Geography II CST 221-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments LIT 234-3 Literature of Africa CST 231-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews REL 111-3 Eastern Religions CST 232-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 145-3 Comparing Cultures CST 241-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures ART 125-3 African Art CST 243-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures: Art HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 261-4 Regional Studies: Japan HIS 217-3 Survey of East Asia RST 262-2 Regional Studies: China HIS 215-3 Survey of African History RST 271-4 Regional Studies: China HIS 216-3 Survey of Latin American History RST 281-4 Regional Studies: Latin America Area III (two courses required)   PLS 200-3 Political Life PLS 200-4 Political Life   PSY 121-3 General Psychology PSY 105-4 Psychology: Science of Behavior   SOC 111-3 General Sociology I SOC 200-4 Social Life Area IV (one course required) take only one LIT 230-3 Great Books of the Western World ENG 204-4 Great Books: Literature REL 204-3 Great Books: Bible & Western Culture REL 204-4 Great Books: Bible and Western Culture PHI 204-3 Great Books of Philosophy PHL 204-4 Great Books: Philosophy take only one ART 101 or 102 Art Appreciation I ART 214-4 Visual Art in Western Culture MUS 115-3 Music Appreciation MUS 214-4 Music in Western Culture THE 105-3 Introduction to Theatre I TH 214-4 Theatre in Western Culture College Component - Area VI Choose 1 course from the College of Liberal Arts college component courses Two Addtional Courses Choose two addtional courses from Areas II, III, or IV (each from a different sub-area unless from Area II)
B.A. Computer Science General Concentration Preapproved Transfer Credit from Sinclair Community College for Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science, General Concentration BA in Computer Science, General Concentration Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer credit. Sinclair Community College Wright State University Mathematics We recommend taking MTH 257, Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists, through SOCHE. Contact your Sinclair advisor for details.   MAT 218-5 Calculus for Business and Economics MTH 228-5 Math for the Social Sciences   MAT 122-5 Statistics I STT 160-5 Elementary Statistics Natural Sciences - 12 hrs Courses must meet the General Education science requirements Computer Science   CIS 280 Java I CS 240-4 Computer Science I   CIS 281 Java II CS 241-4 Computer Science II   CIS 236 C++ Programming III CS 242-4 Computer Science III   CIS 268 Fundamentals of Database CS 302-4 SQL and Oracle Database   CIS 231 and (CIS 107 OR CIS 108) Intro to Linux, Intro to Operating Systems or Intro to Windows CEG 233-4 Linux and Windows CS/CEG Technical Electives 200 level CIS courses and CIS 147, 148, 130, 136 and 137 are accepted up to 16 hours maximum. General Electives 40 hours of General Electives are Accepted. Courses must be taken for a grade and 100 level or higher. Must include 2 courses from:   COM 211 Effective Public Speaking COM 101-4 Essentials of Public Address   PHI 206 Ethics PHL 124-4 Social Ethics and Values   PHI 207 Logic PHL 200-4 Critical Thinking General Eductation Area I   ENG 111-3 English Compostition I ENG 101-4 Freshman Composition   ENG 112 or ENG 113 English Composition II ENG 102-4 Writing in Academic Discourse Area II (two courses required) one from this group HIS 111-3 Western Civilization I (0-1300) HST 101-3 Western World: Ancient & Medieval Eras HIS 112-3 Western Civilization II (1300-1815) HST 102-3 Western World: 14th - 18th Centuries HIS 113-3 Western Civilization III (1815-present) HST 103-3 Western World: 19th & 20th Centuries another from this group GEO 202-3 World Geography II CST 221-4 Comparative Nonwestern Environments LIT 234-3 Literature of Africa CST 231-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews REL 111-3 Eastern Religions CST 232-4 Comparative Nonwestern Worldviews SOC 145-3 Comparing Cultures CST 241-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures ART 125-3 African Art CST 243-4 Comparative Nonwestern Cultures