ACME Transfer Course Guidelines
ACME Transfer Course Guidelines
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ACME Transfer Course GuidelinesDepartment NameMarketingDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorNicole VowlesDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressnvowles@msudenver.eduCourseBUS 1950- Business Communication.1
MarketingACME Transfer Course Guidelines1Department NameMarketingDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorNicole VowlesDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressnvowles@msudenver.eduCourse GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeBUSCourse Number1950Course TitleBusiness CommunicationMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis marketing course explores multiple forms of communication within a business environment.Emphasis is placed on writing, listening, speaking, nonverbal and interpersonal communication withinternal and external business audiences. Students apply the principles learned to written exercisesand oral presentations.This course was previously MKT 2040, then an omnibus BUS 190A - all are equivalent, but transfersshould only come in as BUS 1950. Any transfer courses that previously came in as MKT 2040 are okayto now bring in as BUS 1950.Similar Titles Managerial CommunicationKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should coverThe learning goals for the class cover: business writing oral presentation interpersonal communication use of technology (graphic presentation software) grammar and writing techniques resume and application letterOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course N/ADoes this course guideline require additional training? No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attribute: None
ACME Transfer Course GuidelinesDepartment NameChemistry and BiochemistryDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorAndrew BonhamDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressabonham@msudenver.eduCourseCHE 1100- Principles of Chemistry .1CHE 1150- Principles of Chemistry Laboratory.2CHE 1800- General Chemistry I.3CHE 1801- General Chemistry I Laboratory.4CHE 1810- General Chemistry II.5CHE 1811- General Chemistry II Laboratory.6CHE 2100- Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry.7CHE 2150- Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry Laboratory.8
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines1Department NameChemistry and BiochemistryDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorAndrew BonhamDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressabonham@msudenver.eduCourse GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1100Course TitlePrinciples of ChemistryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is a study of the fundamentals of chemistry. A survey of atomic structure,periodicity, bonding, nomenclature, stoichiometry, gas laws, and solution chemistry isprovided for those students with no background in these areas.Similar Titles Introductory ChemistryChemistry for Non-MajorsChemistry for Allied HealthKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be either stand alone, or followed by an introductory organic courseShould NOT serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould NOT be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayShould be intended for students with little prior experience with chemistryOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines2Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1150Course TitlePrinciples of Chemistry LaboratoryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is an introduction to the academic chemistry laboratory and is intended forstudents with no prior experience. The course will cover health and safety issues, preparationand use of common glassware/lab equipment, proper recording of qualitative and quantitativeobservations, and common lab techniques.Similar Titles Introductory Chemistry laboratoryFundamentals of Chemistry laboratoryChemistry for Non-Majors laboratoryChemistry for Allied Health laboratoryNOTE: This course often combines lecture and lab at other institutions. If the transfer is4 or 5 semester credit hours, and the course description includes lab work, it shouldtransfer in as both CHE 1100 and CHE 1150Keywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be lab for either stand alone semester course, or followed by introductory organiccourseShould NOT serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould NOT be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines3Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1800Course TitleGeneral Chemistry IMSU Denver Course DescriptionA comprehensive study of the facts, concepts, and laws of chemistry. This course meets therequirements of students majoring in chemistry, medicine, medical technology, biology,physics and other fields requiring a strong background in chemistry. Students enrolling in thiscourse should have successfully completed high school chemistry or equivalent coursework.Similar Titles General Chemistry IFoundations of Chemistry IChemistry for Science Majors IChemistry IKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be first semester in a two semester general chemistry sequenceShould serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould NOT be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayShould require previous high school chemistry or mathKey Topics include:o periodic trendso chemical equationso kineticso lewis structureso bondingo thermodynamicsOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines4Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1801Course TitleGeneral Chemistry I LaboratoryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course introduces basic laboratory techniques and reinforces and explores the conceptsintroduced in CHE 1800 - General Chemistry I . Chemical literacy, including report writing, isintroduced. Emphasis is placed on learning methods and technologies appropriate to achemical or physical determination, learning graphical, statistical, and symbolic methods toorganize and interpret data, and understanding the role of repeatability in the acquisition ofscientific data.Similar Titles General Chemistry IFoundations of Chemistry IChemistry for Science Majors IChemistry INOTE: lecture and lab for these courses are often combined at other institutions. If thetransfer is 4 or 5 semester credit hours and the description includes lab work, grant bothCHE 1800 and CHE 1801.Keywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be first semester lab in a two semester general chemistry sequenceShould serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould NOT be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse attribute: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines5Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1810Course TitleGeneral Chemistry IIMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is a continuation of CHE 1800 - General Chemistry I and provides acomprehensive study of the facts, concepts, and laws of chemistry. The course meets therequirements of students majoring in such areas as chemistry, medicine, medical technology,biology, physics and other fields requiring a strong background in chemistry.Similar Titles General Chemistry IIFoundations of Chemistry IIChemistry for Science Majors IIChemistry IIKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be second semester in a two semester general chemistry sequenceShould serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould NOT be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayKey topics include:o Chemical equilibriumo Rateso Acidity/basicityo Oxidation/reductionOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines6Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number1811Course TitleGeneral Chemistry II LaboratoryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is the second semester of a one-year sequence in laboratory work that reinforcesand explores the concepts introduced in CHE 1810 - General Chemistry II . Chemical literacy,including report writing, is continued. Emphasis is placed on identifying relevant variables inexperimental design and testing hypotheses. This course also reinforces learning methodsand technologies appropriate to a chemical or physical determination, learning graphical andstatistical methods to interpret data, and understanding the role of repeatability in theacquisition of scientific data.Similar Titles General Chemistry II laboratoryFoundations of Chemistry II laboratoryChemistry for Science Majors II laboratoryChemistry II laboratoryNOTE: This course is often a combined lecture/lab at other institutions. If the transfer is4 or 5 semester credit hours and the description includes lab work, grant both CHE 1810and CHE 1811Keywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should be second semester in a two semester general chemistry sequenceShould serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould NOT be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: NS12
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course Guidelines7Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number2100Course TitleIntroduction to Organic and Biological ChemistryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is a lecture-based study of the elements of organic and biological chemistry. Thiscourse, in conjunction with CHE 2150, satisfies the requirements for nursing programs andother fields requiring a survey of organic and biological chemistry.Similar Titles Introduction to Organic ChemistryPrinciples of Organic ChemistryOrganic Chemistry for Non-MajorsOrganic Chemistry for Allied HealthKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should NOT serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould NOT be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: None
Chemistry and BiochemistryACME Transfer Course GuidelinesCourse GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeCHECourse Number2150Course TitleIntroduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry LaboratoryMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is a laboratory-based study of the elements of organic and biological chemistry.This course, in conjunction with CHE 2100, satisfies the requirements for nursing programsand other fields requiring a survey of organic and biological chemistry.Similar Titles Introductory Organic Chemistry LaboratoryPrinciples of Organic Chemistry LaboratoryOrganic Chemistry for non-Majors LaboratoryOrganic Chemistry for Allied Health LaboratoryGeneral, Organic, and Biochemistry LaboratoryNOTE: This course is often offered at other institutions with lecture and lab combined. Ifthe transfer is 4 or 5 semester credit hours and the description includes lab work, creditshould be granted for both CHE 2100 and CHE 2150.Keywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Should NOT serve as prerequisite for more advanced chemistry, in particular organicchemistryShould NOT be the course sequence intended for science / STEM / chemistry majorsShould be a non-majors / health careers course pathwayOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Nothing to considerDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attributes: None8
ACME Transfer Course GuidelinesDepartment NameEnglishDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorRebecca Gorman O’NeillDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressrgorman2@msudenver.eduCourseENG 1100- Introduction to Literature.1ENG 2460- Introduction to Children’s Literature.2ENG 2220- American Literature Civil War to Present.3ENG 2500- Intro to Creative Writing.4
EnglishACME Transfer Course GuidelinesDepartment NameEnglishDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer EvaluatorRebecca Gorman O'NeillDepartment Chair or Approved Department Transfer Evaluator Email Addressrgorman2@msudenver.eduCourse GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeENGCourse Number1100Course TitleIntroduction to LiteratureMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis is a general studies course in the understanding and analysis of literary genres,including fiction, drama, and poetry. [Arts and Humanities General Studies]Similar Titles Introduction to Fiction Introduction to Literary StudiesKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Literature in its cultural/historical contextsOther items to considerList anything else that will help the Transfer Team identify a suitable equivalent course Usually a freshman-level courseArts and Humanities General StudiesA paper should be part of student evaluationDoes this course guideline require additional training?If yes, then the Office of the Registrar Transfer Team will coordinate training time. No, this guideline is straightforwardCourse Attribute: AH121
EnglishACME Transfer Course Guidelines2Course GuidelinesMSU Denver CourseCourse Subject CodeENGCourse Number2460Course TitleIntroduction to Children's LiteratureMSU Denver Course DescriptionThis course is intended for non-English majors who have a general interest in the subject ofchildren’s literature, that is, writing intended for an audience ranging from pre-readers to earlyadolescents. The course will survey the genres and the history of such literature, includingvarious oral traditions and current issues. Students will develop their abilities to understand,analyze, appreciate, and critique children’s literature. (General Studies-Arts and Humanities)Similar TitlesList other course titles this course might be called at other institutions. Children's LiteratureKeywords or prerequisitesList any key elements or course prerequisites that a transfer course should cover Usually takes Written Communication as a prereqOther items to considerList any thin
Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry . MSU Denver Course Description . This course is a lecture-based study of the elements of organic and biological chemistry. This course, in conjunction with CHE 2150, satisfies the requirements for nursing programs and other fields requiring a survey of organic and biological chemistry. Similar .
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