Hibbing Community College

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for Hibbing Community College

Note 1: This equivalency guide is for the 2009-2010 catalog of Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) and the 2009-2012 catalog of Hibbing 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 2005-2006 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 Associate in Science or Associate in Applied Science degrees 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) hours 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 Hibbing Community College

Hibbing Number	Hibbing Course 2009-2012	MSU Equivalent 2009-2010	MnTC Goal
Allied Health (ALHE)
1400 - 1500		See Note 6
Anthropology (ANTH)
1010	Cultural Anthropology	ANTH 230	5, 8
Art (ART)
1010	Intro to Art	Art 160	6, 8
1050 & 1060	Drawing 1 & 2	Art 110 & 210	6
1070	Principals of Print making	Art 271
1120	Design	Art 101	6
1210	Painting	Art 240	6
1490	Art History Prehistoric/Gothic	Art 260
1500	Art History Renaissance through present	Art 261
1600	Ceramics I	Art 251
1800	The Art of Photography	See Note 10
2010	Sculpture	Art 280	6
2120	3-D Design	Art 103
2600	Ceramics 2	Art 250
2900	Portfolio Creation	See Note 10
Astronomy (ASTR)
1050	Solar System Astronomy	ASTR 101	3B
Automotive Technician
1010 - 2019		See Note 6
Aviation (AVIA)
1101	Private Pilot Helicopter Ground School
1110	Private Pilot Simulator
1112	Private Pilot Helicopter Lecture
1115	Private Pilot Helicopter Flight
1201	Instrument Pilot Helicopter Ground School
1210	Instrument Pilot Simulator
1212	Instrument Pilot Helicopter Lecture
1215	Instrument Pilot Helicopter Flight
1301	Commercial Pilot Helicopter Ground School
1310	Commercial Pilot Helicopter Ground School
1312	Commercial Helicopter Lecture
1315	Commercial Pilot Helicopter Flight/Add-on Rating
1401	Certified Helicopter Flight Instructor Ground School
1410	Certified Flight Instructor Simulator
1412	Certified Flight Instructor Helicopter Lecture
1415	Certified Helicopter Flight Instructor
1500	Aviation Lecture
1501	Aviation Internship
Biology (BIOL)
1001	Introduction to Biology
1050	Human Biology	BIOL 100	3A, 10
1120	Microbiology	BIOL 270	3A
1201	Integrated Anatomy & Physiology	Elective credit
1250 & 1260	Human Anat & Physiology	BIOL 220 & 330 if both taken	3A
1510	General Biology of Cells	BIOL 105	3A
1520	General Biology of Animals and Plants	BIOL 106	3A, 10
2140	Human Anatomy	BIOL 220	3B
2151	Human Physiology	BIOL 330	3B
2201	Ecology & Field Biology	BIOL 215	3A, 10
2251	Limnology	BIOL 432	3A, 10
Business/Office Administration (BUS)
1010	Intro to Business	MRKT 100
1105		Elective credit
1107	Records and Info Management	Student must earn B on MSU upper-level Mgt. course to earn credit
1110 - 1111	Keyboarding 1 & 2	Elective credit
1230	Legal Environment of Business	BLaw 200
1241 - 1290		Elective credit
1300	Business Communications	Elective credit
1600	Medical/Legal Technology	HLTH 321
1800	Interpersonal & Transitional Skills in Management	Elective credit
2100 - 2105		Elective credit
2155		Elective credit
2160	Machine Transcription	Elective credit
2210		Elective credit
2230 & 2240	Principles of Accounting 1 & 2	ACCT 217 & 218 if Both Taken
2250 – 2850		Student must get B on MSU upper level mgt. course to gain credit for course.
Computer Applications (CAPP)
1510 – 2510		See Note 6
Chemistry (CHEM)
1020	Introduction to Chemistry
1610	General Chemistry 1	CHEM 201	3
1611	General Chemistry 2	CHEM 202	3
2710	Organic Chemistry 1
2720	Organic Chemistry 2
Cisco Network Technician (CNT)
1010 – 1100		See Note 6
Communications (COMM)
1100	Professional and Personal Communications	SPEE 212
Computer Science (CSCI)
1010 - 2080		Elective credit
Culinary Arts (CAMT)
1600 – 2490		See Note 6
Culinary Arts Assistant (CUL)
1000 - 1015		See Note 6
Dental Assisting (Das)
1501 – 2657		See Note 6
Diesel (DSL)
1500 – 2552		See Note 6
Economics (ECON)
1010	Macroeconomics	ECON 201	5, 8
1030	Intro to Economic Reasoning	ECON 100	5, 8
1050	Microeconomics	ECON 202	5
Electrical Maintenance (ELM)
1010 - 2028		See Note 6
Employment Skills (EMPL)
1120 – 2515		See Note 6
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
1400 – 2520		See Note 6
Engineering (ENGR)
1010	Intro to Engineering	EE/ME 101; ME 102 or 103
1020	Introduction to Engineering with CAD	Elective Credit
1130	DC Circuits for Engineering Technology	EET 113
1140	AC Circuits for Engineering Technology	EET 114
1510	Digital Logic	EE 244
2010	Statics	ME 212
2020	Dynamics	ME 214
2030 – 2050		Elective credit
2061	Electrical Engineering Fund w/ Lab	EE 230
2071	Linear Electrical Circuits w/ Lab	EE 231
English (ENGL)
0890 - 0900		No credit
1060	Freshman Composition	ENG 101	1A
1070	Technical Report Writing	ENG TRF	1C
1090	Advanced Composition	See Note 9	1C
1110	Short Story	ENG 113	6
1130	Science Fiction	ENG 214	6, 9
1140	Poetry	ENG 112	6
1150	Multi-Cultural Literature	ENG 211	6, 7
1170	Film	ENG 114	6, 8
1180	Environmental Literature	See Note 9	6, 10
1190	Lives Through Literature	See Note 9	6, 8
2100	Creative Writing	ENG 242	6
2110 - 2120	English Literature	See Note 9	6
2210 - 2220	American Literature	See Note 9	6
Environmental Science (ENSC)
1050	Environmental Science	BIOL 215	3A, 10
Geography (GEOG)
1100	Cultural Geography	GEOG 103	5, 8
Geology (GEOL)
1010	Physical Geology	GEOL 121
Health (HLTH)
1010	Personal & Community Health	HLTH 101
1030	Stress Management
1050	Chemical Awareness	HLTH 310
1070	First Aid/CPR	HLTH 210
1150	Wellness	Physical Ed Activity Credit
1200	Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers	Elective credit
2010	Fundamentals of Nutrition	FCS 140
History (HIST)
1050 & 1060	European History	Elective credit	5
1150	American Indian History	Elective credit	5, 7
1250	American History	HIST 190	5
1260	American History	HIST 191
1400	Modern Asia	HIST 150	5, 8
2100	Divided America 1960-1980
2200	Minnesota History	Elective credit	5, 7
2300	World War II	HIST 150	5, 8
2310	The American West	HIST 150	5, 7
2580	Vietnam War	HIST 150	5, 8
Information Studies (INFS)
1000	Information Literacy	Elective credit
Internet Systems Administrator (ISA)
1000 – 2990		See Note 6
Law Enforcement (LAW)
1510 – 2597		Elective Credit
Skills Courses for Law Enforcement (SKL)
2661 – 2667		Elective Credit
Mass Communication (MACO)
1400	Digital Photography	Elective credit
Mathematics (MATH)
0920– 0971		No credit
1020	Advanced Algebra	Elective credit
1030	Math for Information Systems Technology	Math 110
1040	College Algebra	Math 112	4
1090	Math for Elementary Teachers	Math 201
1140	Liberal Arts Math	Math 110	4
1300	Trigonometry	Math 113	4
1501	Pre-Calculus	Math 115	4
2010	Statistics	STAT 154	4
2101 & 2111	Calculus 1 & 2	Math 121 & 122	4
2121	Calculus 3	Math 223	4
2211	Differential Equations	Math 321	4
Medical Coding Specialist (MEDC)
1040 - 2240		See Note 6
Microcomputer Service Technician (MCT)
1500 – 2547		See Note 6
Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT)
1408 – 2501		See Note 6
Multi-Cultural Studies (MCS)
1010	Intro to Indian Studies	ETHN 120	5, 7
1071	Native American Art	See Note 9	6, 7
	Study Abroad	See Note 9
Multimedia Specialist (MMSP)
1000 – 2790		See Note 6
Music (MUSC)
1050	America’s Popular Music	MUS 125	6, 7
1100	Music Appreciation	MUS 120	6, 8
1110	Rock and Roll: A Short History
1150	Fundamentals of Music	MUS 130	6
1200	Choir	MUS 101	6, 11
1400	Applied Beginning Piano	MUS 261
1410	Applied Voice	MUS 251
1420	Applied Advanced Piano	Elective credit
1430	Applied Organ	MUS 265
1440	Applied String	MUS 278
1450	Applied Woodwinds	MUS 278
1460	Applied Brass	MUS 278
1470	Applied Percussion	MUS 274
2030	Fine Arts in the Age of Reason, Revolution and Romanticism	Elective credit	6, 8
Natural Science (NSCI)
1500	Meteorology	Elective credit	3B, 10
1610	Galileo and the Revolution in Astronomy	Elective credit
1945	History of Science: Atomic Bomb	Elective credit	3B, 9
2000	Special Topics in Science: Nobel Conterence	Elective credit
Nursing (NURS)
950	Essential Mathematics for Nurses	No credit
1250 – 2850		Elective credit
Paramedic (EMTP)
1120 - 2600		See Note 6
Personal Development (PDEV)
8083	Service-Learning Experience	Elective credit
Philosophy (PHIL)
1200	Intro to Philosophy	PHIL 100	6
1250	Logic
1300	Ethics	PHIL 120	6, 9
1350	Human Nature
Physical Education (PE)
1020 – 1800		Physical Ed Activity Credit
Physical Education for Majors & Minors (PE)
2010	Intro to Phys. Ed.	HP 160	11
2300 - 2310	Scuba	Physical Ed Activity Credit	11
Physics (PHYS)
1005	Physics Concepts
1010 & 1020	Intro to Physics 1 & 2	PHYS 211 & 212	3A
2010 & 2021	General Physics 1 & 2	PHYS 221 & 222	3A
2030	Modern Physics	Elective credit	3B
Political Science (PSCI)
1100	American Government	POLS 111	5, 9
1300	State & Local Government	POLS 371	5, 9
1500	Alternative Spring Break	Elective credit	5
Preparation for College (PREP)
0505 – 0525		No credit
Psychology (PSYC)
1010	Psychology of Adjustment	PSYC 240	5
1205	General Psychology	PSYC 101	5
1350	Lifespan Development	KSP 235	5
1400	Abnormal Psychology	See Note 9	5
Reading (READ)
0950 - 0960		No credit
1320	Efficient College Reading	Elective credit
Refrigeration, Heating, Air Conditioning & Appliance Repair (RHAA)
1400 – 2681		See Note 6
Sociology (SOC)
1100	Intro to Sociology	SOC 101	5, 7
1200	Social Problems	SOC 100	5, 9
1300	Criminology	LawE 332	5, 9
1400	Marriage & Family	SOC 208	5, 7
2200	Race & Ethnicity	See Note 9	5, 7
2300	Sociology of Aging	See Note 9	5, 9
Speech (SPCH)
1010	Fundamentals of Speech	SPEE 102	1B
1050	Interpersonal Communication	SPEE 101	1B
Study Skills (STSK)
1000, 1100		Elective credit
Theater (THTR)
1200 - 1210	Theater Practicum	Credit in Theatre Activity	6
1400	Intro to Theater	THEA 100	6, 7
1450	Beginning Acting	THEA 101	6
1500	Social Conscience in Drama	See Note 9	6, 9
1600	Introduction to Stagecraft	THEA 255
2200	Intermediate Acting	THEA 110	6
2300	Audition Techniques	THEA 215
2500	Directing I	THEA 235	6