THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
AGREEMENT OF ARTICULATION
BETWEEN
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
AND
LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
(ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM)
This agreement is based on a review of the current EET Program of study at Lorain
County Community College (LCCC) and the Bachelor of Engineering Technology
(BET) degree program in Electronics Engineering Technology at the University of
Toledo. The BET-EET program is TAC/ABET accredited but its counterpart at
LCCC is not yet TAC/ABET accredited at this time. Joint faculty and administrative
review and discussion of these programs establishes the following agreement:
Students completing and graduating from Lorain County Community College with
the AAS Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology will receive credit towards
the BET degree in Electronics Engineering Technology for the courses listed below
when the following criteria are met:
1. An application to UT has been submitted.
2. Official transcripts have been filed with the UT Office of Admissions.
3. An overall college GPA of 2.0 ("C") or better has been received.
UT-LORAIN EET ARTICULATION
AREA AND COURSES CREDITS
A. Mathematics
MATH 111-112 Technical Mathematics II,III 10
MATH 113 Technical Calculus 5
B. Physical Sciences
PHYS 151-152 General Physics I,II 10
C. English Communications
ENG 121-122 College Composition I,II 9
D. Social Science Electives
ECON 211 Basic Concepts of Economics 3
PSYC 111 Basic Career Concepts 3
SOCI 111 Basic Career Concepts 3
E. Humanities (One course from approved Arts and Humanities list)
PHIL 161 Introduction to Logic 3
Subject to General Articulation between LCCC and UT
F. Electronic Engineering Technology Core
AET 125 Programmable Logic Controls 4
CAD 110 Computer Drafting I 3
CPS 146 Data Communications 4
TECH 141 Engineering Problem Solving 4
ELEC 111 Electrical Circuits I 4
ELEC 112 Electrical Circuits II 4
ELEC 115 Fabrication Processes for Electronics 2
ELEC 121 Digital Fundamentals 4
ELEC 122 Electronic Devices I 4
ELEC 211 Electrical Power and Devices 4
ELEC 221 Microprocessors 4
ELEC 222 Electronic Devices II 4
ELEC 224 Microprocessor Interfacing 4
ELEC 226 Communication Electronics 4
ELEC 232 Industrial Electronics 3
TOTAL QUARTER HOURS 102
Therefore, based on the existing EET program at Lorain County Community
College, a student will be able to transfer a maximum of 102 quarter hours toward
the 2+2 BET degree at The University of Toledo. Additional EET credits may be
transferred as Free Electives but these would not count toward the BET degree.
UT-LORAIN EET ARTICULATION
A student may transfer additional credits from LCCC as lower-division courses
required to complete the BET degree. The courses are listed below:
AREA AND COURSES CREDITS
G. CHEM 153 General Chemistry I (or equivalent lab chemistry) 5
H. Humanities (One course from a second A&H discipline)
HUM 151 Introduction to Humanities 3
I. Multicultural Studies (US and non US multiculture experience)
MUS 263 Jazz Appreciation 3
SOC 161 Introduction to Anthropology 5
Subject to General Articulation between LCCC and UT
J. Computer Programming: (One computer programming language)
CIS 138 Program Design and Development Using Basic 5
K. Professional Development: (12 hours of appoved business courses)
ACCT 151 Principles of Accounting I 4
BSAD 150 Principles of Management 5
BSAD 168 Business Law 5
L. Courses listed in paragraphs G - K may be taken prior to admission into the
BET program. At the completion of the Transfer Module as described above,
paragraphs A through K, the LCCC transfer student could theoretically transfer a
maximum of 137 quarter hours toward the BET degree. The following courses
remain to be taken at the University of Toledo to complete the BET-EET degree:
M. Upper-Division BET courses and Technical Electives 72
This agreement of articulation shall continue in effect until further review by either
or both parties results in the need for a new agreement, or until discontinued by
either or both parties.
____________________________ ______________________________
Ben O. Latigo Date M. George Pillainayagam Date
Chairman, Engineering Technology Director, Engineering Technologies Div
College of Engineering Lorain County Community College
____________________________ ______________________________
Bruce E. Poling Date Claudia E. Chiesi Date
Associate Dean V.P. Academic Affairs & Student Services
College of Engineering Lorain County Community College
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
AGREEMENT OF ARTICULATION
BETWEEN
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
AND
LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
(MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM)
This agreement is based on a review of the current Manufacturing Engineering
Technology (MFG) Program of study at Lorain County Community College (LCCC)
and the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BET) degree program in Mechanical
Engineering Technology at the University of Toledo. The BET-MET program is
TAC/ABET accredited however, the MFG program at LCCC is not yet TAC/ABET
accredited at this time. Joint faculty and administrative review and discussion of
these programs establishes the following agreement:
Students completing and graduating from Lorain County Community College with
the AAS Degree in Manufacturing Engineering Technology will receive credit
towards the BET degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology for the courses
listed below when the following criteria are met:
1. An application to UT has been submitted.
2. Official transcripts have been filed with the UT Office of Admissions.
3. An overall college GPA of 2.0 ("C") or better has been received.
UT-LORAIN MFG ARTICULATION
AREA AND COURSES CREDITS
A. Mathematics
MATH 111-112 Technical Mathematics II,III 10
MATH 113 Technical Calculus 5
B. Physical Sciences
PHYS 151 General Physics I 5
PHYS 152 General Physics II 5
C. English Communications
ENG 121 College Composition I 5
ENG 122 College Composition I,II 4
D. Social Science Electives
ECON 211 Basic Concepts of Economics 3
PSYC 111 Basic Career Concepts 3
SOCI 111 Basic Career Concepts 3
E. Humanities (One course from approved Arts and Humanities list)
PHIL 161 Introduction to Logic 3
Subject to General Articulation between LCCC and UT
F. Manufacturing Engineering Technology Core
CAD 110 Computer Drafting I 3
CAD 214 3D Computer Drafting 3
CAM 140 CNC Programming I 3
EMEC 130 Statics for Technology 4
EMEC 210-220 Strength of Materials I,II 6
EMEC 230 Machine Design 4
ELEC 111 Electrical Circuits I 4
QUAL 140 Quality Assurance Techniques 3
TECH 120-121 Drafting I,II 6
TECH 125 Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing 3
TECH 130-131 Manufacturing Processes I,II 8
TECH 140 Fluid Power 3
TECH 141 Engineering Problem Solving 4
TOTAL QUARTER HOURS 100
Therefore, based on the existing MFG program at Lorain County Community
College, a student will be able to transfer a maximum of 100 quarter hours toward
the 2+2 BET degree at The University of Toledo. Additional MFG credits may be
transferred as Free Electives but these would not count toward the BET degree.
UT-LORAIN MFG ARTICULATION
A student may transfer additional credits from LCCC as lower-division courses
required to complete the BET degree. The courses are listed below:
AREA AND COURSES CREDITS
G. CHEM 153 General Chemistry I (or equivalent lab chemistry) 5
H. Humanities (One course from a second A&H discipline)
HUM 151 Introduction to Humanities 3
I. Multicultural Studies (US and non US multiculture experience)
MUS 263 Jazz Appreciation 3
SOC 161 Introduction to Anthropology 5
Subject to General Articulation between LCCC and UT
J. Computer Programming: (One computer programming language)
CIS 138 Program Design and Development Using Basic 5
K. Professional Development: (12 hours of appoved business courses)
ACCT 151 Principles of Accounting I 4
BSAD 150 Principles of Management 5
BSAD 168 Business Law 5
L. Courses listed in paragraphs G - K may be taken prior to admission into the
BET program. At the completion of the Transfer Module as described above,
paragraphs A through K, the LCCC transfer student could theoretically transfer a
maximum of 135 quarter hours toward the BET degree. The following courses
remain to be taken at the University of Toledo to complete the BET-MET degree:
M. Upper-Division BET courses and Technical Electives 72
This agreement of articulation shall continue in effect until further review by either
or both parties results in the need for a new agreement, or until discontinued by
either or both parties.
____________________________ ______________________________
Ben O. Latigo Date M. George Pillainayagam Date
Chairman, Engineering Technology Director, Engineering Technologies Div
College of Engineering Lorain County Community College
____________________________ ______________________________
Bruce E. Poling Date Claudia E. Chiesi Date
Associate Dean V.P. Academic Affairs & Student Services
College of Engineering Lorain County Community College