ARTICULTATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY AND BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
October 05, 2012
The purpose of this Articulation Agreement is to provide learning opportunities through a transfer agreement for Butler
Community College AAS in Engineering Graphics Technology, Manufacturing Engineering Technology, and Surveying
Technology Degrees for those students pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Engineering Technology degree, Mechatronics
Technology or Aircraft Maintenance Technology concentration, from the College of Engineering at Wichita State University.
This transfer agreement will follow the guidelines in the WSU Undergraduate Catalog for all transfer students.
Students should refer to the attached transfer sheet for the required courses and the suggested course schedule at each institution.
Transfer students must complete at least 60 hours of four-year college work and 45 hours of upper-division work in order to
qualify for graduation from Wichita State University.
WSU will transfer:
Butler’s EN 101, Graphics I as WSU’s IME 222, Engineering Graphics
Butler’s IT 204, Manufacturing Processes as WSU’s IME 258, Manufacturing Methods and Materials I
Butler’s EN 260, Statics as WSU’s AE 223, Statics
Butler’s IN 200, Introduction to Programming as CS 211, Problem Solving and Programming in C
Butler’s EG 112, Technical Writing as WSU’s ENGL 210, Comp: Business, Professional & Technical Writing
Butler’s IT 135, Intro to Composites and IT 136, Composites Mfg. Practices as WSU’s IME 576
The following Butler courses will transfer to WSU’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology as Technical Electives (a
maximum of 15 credits):
Industrial Safety IT 205
Beginning Concepts of CNC IT
120
Machine Processes I IT 100
Basic CATIA IT 218
Advanced CATIA IT 219
Machine Processes II IT 102
Composite Structure Repair IT 235
Adv. Techniques in Composites IT
236
Intro to Quality Assurance IT 260
Intro Manufacturing and Material
Science IT 226
Machine Trades Print Reading IT
150
Adv. Automated Manufacturing
with CNC IT 220
Introduction to Material Science
IT 226
Manufacturing Part Design IT 230
Introduction to Metrology IT 263
Mechanical Devices and Systems
IT 116
Fluid Power IT 117
Basic Feature CAM IT 216
Advanced Feature CAM IT 221
Advanced MasterCAM IT 225
Engineering Graphics II EN 102
Residential Design and CAD I EN
103
Engineering Concepts EN 115
Commercial Building Design and
CAD EN 211
Structural, Civil and Pipe Design
& CAD EN 217
Auto CAD Basics EN 107
Auto CAD Advanced EN 207
3D Modeling and CAD EN 214
Blueprint Reading (Welding) WE
125 Cutting Processes WE 126
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW I)
WE 127 3
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding WE 128
Shielded Metal Arc Welding II
WE 129
Oxy-Fuel Gas Welding WE 130
Gas Metal Arc Welding II WE 227 4
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding II
WE 228
Shielded Metal Arc Welding II
WE 229
Welding and Pipe Fitting WE 213
Metallurgy WE 220
Introduction to Surveying SR 104
Introduction to GIS/GPS SR 110
Surveying II SR 204
Advanced GIS/GPS SR 210
Boundary Control SR 220
Survey Law SR 222
Legal Descriptions SR 224
Subdivision Planning and Design
SR 112
Route Surveying SR 226
Butler Community College will:
Provide space within engineering and manufacturing classrooms for WSU marketing materials,
Inform the Director of Engineering Technology of course content changes and Technical Elective course number
changes or deletions.
Strive to maintain HLC and ABET accreditation of aforesaid Technology programs.
______________________________
Dr. Keith Pickus
Interim Provost
Wichita State University
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Dr. Jacqueline Vietti
President
Butler Community College
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Dr. Zulma Toro-Ramos
Dean, College of Engineering
Wichita State University
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Dr. Gene George
Interim Dean, Advanced Technology Center
Butler Community College
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Mel Whiteside
Director, Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
Wichita State University