Fond Du Lac Tribal & Community College

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College

Note 1: This equivalency guide is for the 2010-2011 catalog for Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) and the 2008-2010 catalog for Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College.

Note 2: This equivalency table is a general guide to transfer of coursework to MSU. It is recommended that students refer to a copy of the 2010-2011 MSU catalog for the specific program requirements. Our catalog is available online at http://www.mnsu.edu/dept/ugbull

Note 3: Students transferring with an Associate in Arts Degree or a completed Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC) will satisfy the MSU general education requirements.

Note 4: Students transferring with an Associate in Science or an Associate in Applied Science and with less than a completed MnTC will have to complete additional general education requirements.

Note 5: Students transferring without a degree or a completed MnTC will have their already completed general education coursework applied to the MSU general education, but will have to complete the remainder of the MSU general education requirements.

Note 6: Some majors and minors at MSU require specific general education courses. Please review the MSU catalog to determine the appropriate general education requirements for your selected major.

Note 7: Courses noted as elective credit will not satisfy general education or major or minor requirements, but will transfer and count toward the total credits needed for graduation.

Note 8: "No credit" courses will not transfer.

Note 9: Courses do not have a direct equivalent course at MSU, but will be used in the MnTC goal noted in the right column.

Note 10: These courses are technical in nature and will be limited to 16 semester (24 quarter) credits of transfer credit.

Note 11: Science courses equated to MnTC Area 3A satisfy the lab science requirement. Courses equated to MnTC Area 3B meet the non-lab science requirement.

Any questions pertaining to this guide or to other transfer issues may be directed to your community college transfer specialist or counselor. Questions may also be directed to the MSU Admissions Office. Phone: 507-389-1822 or toll free: 800-722-0544 or by email to transfer@mnsu.edu

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College

Fond Du Lac Number	Fond Du Lac Course 2008-2010	MSU Equivalent 2010-2011	MnTC Goal
Accounting (ACCT)
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001 & 2002 & 2005	Financial Accounting I & II and Managerial Acct.	ACCT 217 & 218 if All Three Taken
American Indian Studies (AMIN)
1050	Anishinaabeg of Lake Superior	See Note 9	7, 9
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001	Federal Laws & the American Indian	See Note 9	5
2030		Elective credit
Anishinaabe Language (ANSH)
1001	Intro to Anishinaabe Language	Elective credit
1002	Anishinaabe Language II	See Note 9
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001	Anishinaabe Language III	See Note 9
2002	Anishinaabe Language IV	See Note 9	8
Anthropology (ANTH)
1001	Intro to American Indian Studies	ETHN 120	5
1005	Cultural Diversity	ANTH 230
1010	Native Skywatchers	See Note 9	8, 10
1020	Cultural Anthropology	ANTH 230	5, 8
Art (ART)
1001	Intro to Art	Art 100	6
1010	Drawing	Art 110	6
1020	Design	Art 101	6
1030	Painting	See Note 9	6
1040	Watercolors	Art 245	6
1060	American Indian Art	See Note 9	6
1070	Intro to Jewelry	See Note 9	6
1080 & 1081	Art History I & II	Art 260 & 261	6, 8
1095	Digital Photography	See Note 9	6
1097	Introduction to Digital Graphics	Elective Credit
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Sculpture	Art 251	6
2020	Ceramics	Art 251	6
2030	Portfolio Development	Elective Credit
2040	Regalia Traditional Dress and the arts of Ojibwe	Elective Credit
Biology (BIOL)
1005	Medical Terminology	Elective credit
1010	Aspects of Biology	BIOL 100	3A
1060	Environmental Science	BIOL 101	3A, 10
1099	Special Topics	BIOL 101
1101	General Biology I	BIOL 105	3A
1102	General Biology II	BIOL 106
2005	Fundamentals of Nutrition
2010	Microbiology	BIOL 270	3A
2015	Pathophysiology	Evaluated by department
2020 & 2021	Human Anatomy & Physiology I & II	BIOL 220 & 330 if Both Taken	3A
2030	Botany	BIOL 217	3A
2031	Zoology	BIOL 316	3A
2040	Native Plant Identification	Elective credit
2050	Principles of Ecology	BIOL 215
2060	Aquatic Biology	BIOL 432
Business & Office Technology (BUS)
1001	Intro to Business	MRKT 100
1035	Database & Data Spreadsheets	BED 215
1050		Elective credit
1055	Business Communication	BED 120
1056 – 2038		Elective credit
2040	Legal Environment of Business	BLaw 200
2060, 2090		Elective credit
Career Planning (CAOR)
1005 – 1099		Elective credit
Chemical Dependency (CDEP)
1099 – 2051		Elective credit
Chemistry (CHEM)
1001	Aspects of Inorganic Chemistry	CHEM 100	3A
1002	Organic Chemistry	See Note 9	3A
1010 & 1011	General Chemistry I & II
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010 & 2011	Organic Chemistry I & II
2060	Environmental Chemistry	Elective credit
Computer Science (CSCI)
1001	Computer Literacy	Elective credit
1020	Intro to Programming	COMS 100 for majors
1030	Fortran Programming	Elective Credit
1097		200 Level Elective
2010 & 2011	Intro to Computer Science I & II	COMS 211 & 212
	*MSU teaches the two semester introductory computer science sequence, COMS 211 & 212, using the JAVA language. Computer Science majors transferring from Fond du Lac, who have not had a JAVA programming course, will need to take a JAVA short course their first term at MSU. If CSCI 2011 at Fond du Lac is taught using JAVA, this requirement will have been met. Students transferring to MSU should provide the Computer Science Faculty a syllabus for review upon arrival at MSU.
Corrections (CORR)
2001 - 2090		Elective credit
Early Childhood Development (ECD)
1001	Overview of Child Development	200 Level Elective
1010 - 1030		Elective credit
1040 - 2050		200 Level Elective
2060	Integrating Children with Special Needs	Elective credit
Economics (ECON)
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Principles of Economics: Micro	ECON 202	5
2020	Principles of Economics: Macro	ECON 201	5, 8
English (ENGL)
92	College Prep English I	No credit
94	College Prep English II	No credit
1001	College Writing	ENG 101	1A
1010	Intro to Literature	ENG 110	1C
1020	Writing for Work	See Note 9	1C
1030	Creative Writing	See Note 9	1C
1040	American Indian Literature	ENG 211	1C
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Modern Short Story	ENG 113	6, 7
2015	Modern Novel	ENG 113	6
2020	Poetry	ENG 112	6
2025	Modern Drama	ENG 215	7
2030	Film as Art	See Note 9	6
2035	Literature of Science Fiction	ENG 214	6
2040	Mythology	See Note 9	6, 8
2045	Literature by Women	ENG 211	6, 7
2050	Intro to Language	See Note 9	6, 8
Electric Utility Technology (EUT)
1001 - 1010		Elective credit
1020	DC & AC Circuits and Devices	EET 113
1021 - 1055		Elective credit
Geography (GEOG)
1010	Physical Geography	GEOG 101	5
1020	Cultural Geography	GEOG 103	5, 7
1030	Environmental Conservation	See Note 9	5, 10
1040	World Regional Geography	GEOG 341	5, 8
1050	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems	GEOG 373
1052	Computer Cartography	GEOG 370
1054-1058		Elective credit
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2050	Practical Applications in GIS	GEOG 479
2052	Visualizations in GIS	Elective credit
2054	Programming in ArcGIS	200 Level Elective
Geology (GEOL)
1001	Introductory Geology	GEOL 121	3A
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Geomorphology	See Note 9	3B
Health (HLTH)
1001 – 1010		Elective credit
1025	Emergency Medical Technician	See Note 9
1032	Health Care Provider-CPR & 1st Aid	See Note 9
1050	Emergency Response/First Responder	HLTH 215
1099 - 2015		Elective credit
History (HIST)
1010 & 1011	History of Western Civilization I & II	See Note 9	5, 8
1030 & 1031	History of the U.S. I & II	HIST 190 & 191	5
1050 & 1051	American Indian History I & II	HIST 150	5, 7
1099	Special Topics	HIST 150
Human Services (HSER)
1001 – 2095		Elective credit
Journalism (JOUR)
1001	Mass Communication	Mass 110	9
Law Enforcement (LAWE)
1001	Intro to Criminal Justice	LawE 131
1005	Seeking Careers in Crim Justice Sys	Elective credit
1010	Crime & Delinquency	LawE 332	5
1020	Criminal Investigation	LawE 233
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Criminal Procedure & Evidence	LawE 231
2020	Minnesota Statutes & Traffic Law	Elective credit
2030	Critical Issues & Community Rel	LawE 335
2050	Use of Force: Basic Defense Tactics	Elective credit
2051	Use of Force II: Firearms	200 Level Elective
2052	Leadership, Ethics, and Diversity in Law Enforcement	LawE 234
2053	Practical Applications of Criminal Investigations	LawE 233
2054	Patrol Procedures	LawE 431
Marketing (MKTG)
1010 – 2010		Elective credit
Mathematics (MATH)
0010 – 0030		No credit
1010	College Algebra	Math 112	4
1015	Trigonometry	Math 113
1025	Introduction to contemporary Mathematics	Math 110
1030	Intro to Statistics	STAT 154	4
1050	Math for Elementary Teachers	Math 201 & 202	4
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001	Calculus I	Math 121	4
2002	Calculus II	Math 122
Music (MUSC)
1010	Music Appreciation	MUS 120	6
1020	American Popular Music	MUS 125	6, 7
1030	Music of the Worlds Peoples	See Note 9	6, 8
1035	American Indian Music	200 Level Elective	6, 7
1040	Fundamentals of Music Theory	MUS 131
1041	Music Theory II	MUS 132 & 133
1070	Choir	MUS 101	6
1072	Instrumental Ensemble	MUS 119	6
1080/1180/2080/2180	Applied Music – Voice	MUS 251	6
1081/1181/2081/2181	Applied Music – Piano	MUS 261	6
1082/1182/2082/2182	Applied Music – Brass	MUS 271	6
1083/1183/2083/2183	Applied Music – Woodwind	MUS 273	6
1084/1184/2084/2184	Applied Music – Percussion	MUS 274	6
1085/1185/2085/2185	Applied Music – Strings	MUS 273	6
1086/1186/2086/2186	Applied Music – Guitar	MUS 275	6
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
Nursing (NURS)
All		See Note 10
Philosophy (PHIL)
1020	Critical Thinking	See Note 9	6
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001	Intro to Philosophy	PHIL 100	6, 8
2010	Ethics	PHIL 120	6, 9
2020	Logic	PHIL 110
2040	World Religions	See Note 9	6, 8
2060	Ethics of Sustainability	PHIL 226
2070	Environmental Ethics	PHIL 226
Physical Education (PE)
1002– 1051		Physical Education Activity Credit
1060	Jujitsu
1075 – 1099		Elective credit
1083	Intro to Physical Education	HP 160
2003	Intermediate Downhill Skiing	HP 179
2005	Advanced Golf	HP 177
2007	Advanced Bowling	HP 114
2015	Fitness Instructor Skills	HP175
Physics (PHYS)
1001 & 1002	Intro to Physics I & II	PHYS 211 & 212	3A
1020	Introductory Astronomy	AST 101	3B
1030	Meteorology	GEOG 217	3B
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
Political Science (POLS)
1010	American Government	POLS 111	5
1020	State & Local Government	POLS 371	5, 9
1030	International Politics	POLS 106	5, 8
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
Psychology (PSYC)
1020	Death and Dying	Elective Credit
1030	Drug use & Abuse	Elective Credit
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2001	General Psychology	PSYC 101	5
2010	Developmental Psychology	KSP 235	5
2020	Group Counseling Dynamics	See Note 9	5
2030	Abnormal Psychology	See Note 9	5
Reading (RDG)
0090 - 0095	Efficient Reading I & II	No credit
1001	Critical Reading Skills	Elective credit
Sociology (SOC)
1001	Intro to Sociology	SOC 101	5, 10
1010	Crime & Delinquency	LawE 132	5
1020	Human Relations	See Note 9	5, 7
1050	Family As a Social Institution	SOC 208	5
1060	Human Sexuality	SOC 209	5
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Social Problems	SOC 150	5, 7
2030	Contemporary Indian Concerns	See Note 9	5
Spanish (SPAN)
1001 - 2002		Elective credit
Speech Communication (SPCH)
1010	Public Speaking	SPEE 102	1B
1020	Interpersonal Communication	SPEE 101	1B
1030	Intercultural Communication	SPEE 203	5, 7
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2010	Family Communication	100 Level Elective	1B, 7
Study Skills (STSK)
0090 - 0095		No credit
1010 - 2190		Elective credit
Theatre (THTR)
1001	Intro to Theatre	THEA 100	6, 7
1010	Beginning Acting	THEA 101	6
1099	Special Topics	Elective credit
2090	Theatre Practicum	Theatre Activity Credit