ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
University of North Texas
AND
TAYLOR’S COLLEGE
AMERICAN DEGREE PROGRAM
MALAYSIA
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a cooperative agreement between the
University of North Texas and Taylor’s College American Degree Program (ADP) to
facilitate the entry of Taylor’s ADP students into the University of North Texas. This
initiative provides opportunities for qualified Taylor’s ADP students to transfer directly to
the final two years of the University of North Texas, after successful completion of two
years of course work within the Taylor’s American Degree Program (ADP).
This Agreement is for a predetermined duration as a pilot project effective from the
beginning of the next academic year and may be extended by mutual agreement
between the parties.
The Agreement may be amended or terminated by mutual consent of the two
institutions or it may be terminated upon prior notification, in writing, to the other party
at least (6) months prior to the date of termination.
This Agreement outlines in turn the following components of the arrangements between
the University of North Texas and Taylor’s College.
1. ADM IS S IO N R E Q UIR E M E NT S
1.1
Cou r se Re quire me n ts
Taylor’s students will be required to complete the equivalent of 60 Taylor’s
credits of course work within Taylor’s ADP program. Students must choose from
the attached selection of ADP courses (Appendix I), which have been preapproved for transfer to the University of North Texas.
1.2
Admi ssio n Cri te ria
The University of North Texas will offer admission to Taylor’s ADP students based
on the following quantitative and qualitative considerations:
Taylor’s ADP students will require a minimum C grade point average (2.0 on
a 4.0 scale) and a minimum grade of C in each of the courses taken at
Taylor’s American Degree Program.
Upon successful completion of English 101 and 102 with a grade of C or
higher, Taylor’s ADP students will not be required to submit TOEFL or
equivalent test results for admission.
1.3
Coo per a ti ve E du c a tio n R equir eme n t
Cooperative education – if any (to be determined by University of North Texas.
2. S CHOL AR S HIP
Students transferring from Taylor’s College to the University of North Texas will be eligible
for scholarships on a competitive basis during their second year of residence at North
Texas.
3. PR O M O T IO N
Each institution will participate in the promotion of the Program. Approval must be
received by the other institution in regard to the text and publicity concerned. Taylor’s
ADP will provide guidance and counseling to students interested in the Program.
4. P R O GR AM R E VIE W
The University of North Texas will be updated of any changes in Taylor’s American
Degree Program courses in order to determine if such changes are still acceptable for
transfer credit to the University of North Texas. Representatives of the two institutions will
review this program regularly to ensure that it remains mutually beneficial.
Both institutions will be allowed to enter into similar agreements with other institutions.
SIGNED BY:
WITNESSED BY:
__________________
Mr. Khoo Soo Peng
President
Taylor’s College
Malaysia
___________________
Mr. Ooi Chee Kok
Deputy President
Taylor’s College
Malaysia
_______________________
Dr. Jean Schaake
Chair, Articulation Committee
Associate Dean, Arts and Sciences
University of North Texas
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND PROGRAMS
P.O. Box 311067 • Denton, Texas 76203-1067
Tel: (940) 565-2197 • Fax: (940) 565-4822
April 16, 2003
Dr. Reinier J.B. Bouwmeester
Program Director, American Degree Program
Taylor’s College
CT-G-02 Subang Square, Jalan SS15/4G
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia
Dear Dr. Bouwmeester:
I enjoyed my brief visit to Taylor’s College during the AEO Tour visit on February 27, 2003.
I am writing today on an important item--an amendment to our articulation agreement.
As you know, US American universities are reviewed periodically by recognized semi-governmental
accrediting agencies to certify the quality of our programs, faculty and facilities. The agency that
accredits University of North Texas is the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges (SACS), and our
next formal review, conducted once each decade, is now upon us.
Recently, SACS revised its rules on academic agreements and imposed a new regulation concerning the
written format of formal agreements. This revision requires a statement within the agreement that the
SACS accreditation does not extend to any partner institutions abroad. Although this seems rather selfevident to me, we are still required to amend all of our recent agreements to include the needed verbiage.
I have taken the liberty of drafting an amendment to our articulation agreement so that this needed
verbiage can be included in the provisions of that agreement.
Assuming you will have no objections, I request that you have the signatory provide a signature and date
on each document, that you keep one signed document in your files, and that you return the other signed
document to me for our files here at UNT.
If you have any questions about this or any other matter, please feel most welcome to contact me at
davidk@unt.edu.
Thank you for your understanding and assistance with this matter.
Sincerely,
David J. Keitges
Director of International Development
Amendment to Articulation Agreement
Between
Taylor’s College American Degree Program
And
University of North Texas
The following amendment to the current articulation agreement dated September 17, 2002, is
hereby approved:
University of North Texas is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), a US American regional accrediting agency.
Although North Texas accepts credit in transfer from Taylor’s College, Malaysia, as specified in
this articulation agreement, the SACS accreditation does not extend to Taylor’s College itself.
Likewise, Taylor’s College is recognized by the Ministry of Education of Malaysia, but this
recognition does not extend to University of North Texas itself. Although University of North
Texas accepts Taylor’s College coursework as specified, other colleges and universities may not
accept this work in transfer, even if it appears on the transcript of University of North Texas.
Each institution decides for itself whether to accept transfer credit from another institution.
Signed for and on behalf of
University of North Texas
Signed for and on behalf of
Taylor’s College
………………………………….
Dr. Jean Schaake
Associate Dean, Arts and Sciences
University of North Texas
…………… ……………………….
Dr. Reinier J.B. Bouwmeester
Program Director
American Degree Program
Taylor’s College, Malaysia
Date: ……………………………
Date: … …………………………..
CHART OF COURSES
Taylor’s College, Malaysia
TC Course #
Course Title
UNT Equivalent
Comments
BIOL 160
Biological Science
(with lab)
BIOL without match
CHEM 101
Chemical Concepts
(with lab)
CHEM without match
CHEM 105
General Chemistry 1
(with lab)
CHEM 1410-1430(1)
CHEM 106
General Chemistry
II (with lab)
CHEM 1420-1440(1)
CSCI 101
Computer Concepts
and Applications
Computer
Programming I
(Pascal)
CSCI 1100
Computer
Programming I (C)
Computer
Programming I
(Java)
Computer
Programming II
CSCI 1110
Fulfills the University Core
for one Laboratory Science.
Since this course in only one
semester long, it would not
satisfy the BIOL major
requirement.
Fulfills the University Core
for one Laboratory Science.
Since this course in only one
semester long, it would not
satisfy the CHEM major
requirement.
Fulfills the University Core
for one Laboratory Science.
Also satisfies the first course
in CHEM major and minor.
Fulfills the University Core
for one Laboratory Science.
Also satisfies the second in
CHEM major and minor.
Not required for core or CSCI
major
First programming course at
UNT must be in C or C++.
This course would meet the
CSCI requirement in ETEC
majors.
First course in CSCI major
and minor.
First programming course at
UNT must be in C or C++.
CSCI 211
File Systems
Transfer without match
CSCI 221
Object-Oriented
Programming
Computer
Organization and
Transfer without match
CSCI 111a
CSCI 111b
CSCI 111
CSCI 112
CSCI 223
CSCI without match
CSCI without match
CSCI 1120
CSCI 2010
Second programming course
required in CSCI major or
minor.
Elective only for A&S.
Topics covered in BCIS.
Must be determined by COB.
Elective only
Third course required in CSCI
major or minor
Assembly Systems
CSCI 241
Cobol and
Applications
Transfer without match
CSCI 251
CSCI without match
ECON 202
Programming for
Engineering &
Sciences
Microeconomics
ECON 203
Macroeconomics
ECON 1110
ECON 230
ECON 302
Statistics I
Transfer without match
Economics, Business Transfer without match
and Policy
ELEC 201
Linear Circuit
Theory I
ETEC without match
ELEC 202
Linear Circuit
Theory II
ETEC without match
ENGL 101
English Composition
I
English Composition
ENGL 1310
ENGL 200
Introduction to
American Literature
ENGL without match
ENGR 150
ENGR 1280
ENGR 207
FREN 101
Engineering
Graphics
Engineering Problem
Solving
Graphics
Elementary French 1
FREN 102
Elementary French II FREN 1020
ENGL 102
ENGR 196
ECON 1100
ENGL 1320
Transfer without match
ENGR 207
FREN 1010
Elective only for A&S.
Topics covered in BCIS.
Must be determined by COB.
Does not apply for CSCI
major or minor. Will meet
ETEC requirement.
Fulfills University Core for
Social and Behavioral Science
Fulfills University Core for
Social and Behavioral Science
Free elective
Free elective – Any other use
to be determined by
Department of Economics or
COB.
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
A grade of “C” or better is
required.
A grade of “C” or better is
required.
Fulfills the University Core
for Humanities or the A&S
Literature requirement but not
both
Free elective or specific
major’s requirement
Free elective
Free elective
Fulfills University Core
requirement for
Communications. Prerequisite for A&S foreign
language requirement or first
course in FREN major or
minor. NOTE: Students from
Malaysia are exempt from the
foreign language requirement
in A&S.
Fulfills University Core
requirement for
HIST 105
U.S. History to 1877
HIST 2610
HIST 106
U.S. History Since
1877
HIST 2620
MATH 121
College Algebra
MATH 1100
MATH 125
College Algebra &
Trigonometry
MATH without match
MATH 130
Precalculus
MATH 1650
MATH 161
Calculus for
Business I
MATH without match
MATH 162
Calculus for
Business II
MATH without match
MATH 171
Calculus I
MATH 1710
MATH 172
Calculus II
MATH 1720
MATH 261
Calculus I
MATH 1710
MATH 262
Calculus II
MATH 1720
MATH 263
Calculus III
MATH 2370
Communications. Prerequisite for A&S foreign
language requirement or first
course in FREN major or
minor. NOTE: Students from
Malaysia are exempt from the
foreign language requirement
in A&S.
Fulfills first of two courses in
University Core requirement
of American History
Fulfills second course in
University Core requirement
for American History
Fulfills University Core
requirement for Mathematics.
For students who must
complete additional
mathematics requirements, a
grade of “C” or better is
required.
Fulfills University Core
requirements for
Mathematics.
Fulfills University Core
Mathematics requirement and
A&S Additional Mathematics
requirement. Is prerequisite
for Calculus I
Fulfills University Core
requirements for
Mathematics.
Fulfills University Core
Mathematics requirement and
A&S additional mathematics
requirement.
First course in MATH major
or minor and other science
majors
Second course in MATH
major or minor and other
science majors
Same as above (?) - previous
course number
Same as above (?) - previous
course number
Applies in MATH major or
MATH 265
Calculus IV
MATH 2700
MATH 267
Calculus for
Business I
MATH without match
MATH 268
Calculus for
Business II
MATH without match
MATH 353
Elementary
Differential
Equations
Thermodynamics
MATH without match
MECH 200a
MECH 200b
MECH 270
MECH 274
MUSC 103
PHIL 101
PHIL 203
PHYS 211
PHYS 212
ETEC without match
minor and other science
majors
Applies in MATH major or
minor and other science
majors
Fulfills University Core and
A&S core requirements.
Together with MATH 268
meets COB mathematic
requirements
Fulfills University Core and
A&S core requirements.
Together with MATH 267
meets COB mathematic
requirements
Fulfills University Core and
A&S core requirements.
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
Thermodynamics
ETEC without match
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
Basic Mechanics I
ETEC without match
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
Basic Mechanics II
ETEC without match
Free elective or to be
determined upon arrival by
ETEC advisor
Introduction to
Course equivalency to be A&S would use as a
Music
determined by School of University Core requirement
Music
for Visual and Performing
Arts
Introduction to
PHIL 1050
Fulfills University Core
Philosophy
requirement for Humanities
Introduction to Logic PHIL 2050
Fulfills University Core
requirement for Humanities
Physics for Science
PHYS 1710-1730(1)
Fulfills University Core
& Engineering I
requirement for Physical
(with lab)
Science. First course in PHYS
major or minor and meets
other science major’s
requirement.
Physics for Science
PHYS 2220-2240(1)
Fulfills University Core
& Engineering (with
requirement for Physical
lab)
Science. Second course in
POLS 101
American
Government
PSYC 201
General Psychology
SOCS 101
Sociology I
SOCS 102
Sociology II
SPCH 105
Effective Public
Communication
STAT 230
STAT 330
THTR 101
Statistics I
Statistics II
Foundations of
Acting I
Foundations of
Acting II
Modern Western
Drama
THTR102
THTR 205
WREL 105
World Religion
PHYS major or minor and
meets other science major’s
requirements.
PSCI 1050
Fulfills University Core
requirements for second
course of a two-course
requirement. PSCI 1040 must
include Texas government.
PSYC 1630
Fulfills University Core
requirement for Social &
Behavioral Science
Course equivalency to be A&S would apply course to
determined by School of University Core requirement
Community Service
for Social & Behavioral
Science
Course equivalency to be A&S would apply course to
determined by School of University Core requirement
Community Service
for Social & Behavioral
Science
COMM 1010
Fulfills University Core
requirement for
Communications and A&S
Core requirement for
Oral/Advanced Written
Communications
Transfer without match
Free elective
Transfer without match
Free elective
THEA without match
Free elective
THEA without match
Free elective
THEA without match
A&S would apply course to
University Core requirement
for Cross Cultural, Diversity
and Global Studies.
Free elective
Transfer without match
Updated July 3, 2002
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - TAYLOR’S COLLEGE MALAYSIA
Bachelor of Science: Computer Science
2001-2002 Catalog
UNT Degree
Requirement
University Requirements
Taylor’s College Courses
ENGLISH COMPOSITION &
RHETORIC (3 hrs):
VISUAL AND PERFORMING
ARTS (3 hrs):
HUMANITIES (3 hrs):
ENGL 101 - English Composition I
UNITED STATES HISTORY (6
hrs):
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6
hrs):
HIST 105 - U.S. History to 1877
HIST 106 - U.S. History Since 1877
POLS 101- American Government
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES (3 hrs):
ECON 202 – Microeconomics
ECON 203 – Macroeconomics
PSYC 201 - General Psychology
SOCS 101 - Sociology I
SOCS 102 - Sociology II
MUSC 103 - Introduction to Music
THTR 205 - Modern Western Drama
PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 203 - Introduction to Logic
WELLNESS (3 hrs):
CROSS CULTURAL,
DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL
STUDIES (3 hrs):
Courses To Be Completed
at UNT
AMERICAN GOVERNMEN T (3
hours)
Three hours that include Texas
government must be completed.
Wellness: (3 hours)
WREL 105 - World Religion
ARTS AND SCIENCE
REQUIREMENTS
ORAL/ADVANCED
WRITTEN
COMMUNICATION (3 hrs):
LITERATURE (3 hrs - in addition
to the University Core
Humanities Requirement):
SPCH 105 - Effective Public
Communication
ENGL 200 - Introduction to American
Literature
Bachelor of \Science:
Computer Science major
requirements
ENGL 2702 – Technical Writing
for International Students (3 hours)
Technical Writing: (3 hours)
LABORATORY SCEINCE:
(16 hours)
CHEM 105 - General Chemistry 1 (with
lab)
PHYS 211 - Physics for Science &
Engineering I
(with lab)
PHYS 212 - Physics for Science &
Engineering
(with lab)
BIOL 160 - Biological Science (with lab)
MATHEMATICS: (16
hours):
.
MATH 171 - Calculus I or MATH 261 Calculus I
MATH 172 - Calculus II or MATH 262 Calculus II
MATH 265 – Calculus IV
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (2
courses):.
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR:
A minimum of 45 hours
CSCI 111b - Computer Programming I
(C)
CSCI 112 - Computer Programming II
CSCI 223 - Computer Organization and
Assembly Systems
Advanced Hours: 42
advanced hours of junior and
senior level work
Electives - hours required to
reach 134 total hours. Amount
of hours vary according to
course and minor selection.
ACCT 201- Accounting I, ACCT 202 –
Accounting II, CHEM 101 - Chemical
Concepts (with lab), CHEM 106 General Chemistry II (with lab), CSCI
101 - Computer Concepts and
Applications, CSCI 111a - Computer
Programming I (Pascal), CSCI 111 Computer Programming I (Java), CSCI
211 - File Systems, CSCI 221 - ObjectOriented Programming, CSCI 241 Cobol and Applications, CSCI 251 Programming for Engineering &
Sciences, ECON 230 - Statistics I, ECON
302 - Economics, Business and Policy,
ELEC 201 - Linear Circuit Theory I,
ELEC 202 - Linear Circuit Theory II,
ENGR 150 - Engineering Graphics,
ENGL 102 - English Composition II,
ENGR 196 - Engineering Problem
Solving, ENGR 207 – Graphics, FIN 323
– Introductory Financial Management,
FIN 331 – The Legal Environment of
Business, FREN 101 - Elementary French
1, FREN 102 - Elementary French II,
GBUS 102 – Introduction to Business,
GBUS 271 – Business Communication,
MATH 1780 – Probability Models
MATH 3350 – Introduction to
Numerical Analysis or MATH
3410 – Differential Equations
6 advanced (junior or senior hours)
in one foreign language or 6
advanced hours from ENGL 4180 –
Advanced Technical Writing,
ENGL 4190 – Technical Editing,
ENGL 4250 – Writing Technical
Procedures and Manuals
CSCI 3100 – Computer
Organization, CSCI 3400 – Data
Structures, CSCI 3600 – Principles
of Systems Programming, CSCI
4450 – Algorithm Analysis and
Complexity Theory, CSCI 4600 (1
hour) – Social Implications of
Computer Science, one course from
CSCI 2320 (except C/C++) –
Programming Laboratory, CSCI
3210 – Symbolic Processing, or
CSCI 4250 – Survey of Computer
Languages; plus 18 advanced
hours.
2 advanced hours elective or those
required to reach 42 advanced
hours. NOTE: this number may be
reduced if some of the remaining
core is taken at the advanced level.
MATH 121 - College Algebra , MATH
125 - College Algebra & Trigonometry,
MATH 130 – Precalculus, MATH 161 Calculus for Business I, MATH 162 Calculus for Business II, MATH 263 Calculus III, MATH 265 - Calculus IV,
MATH 267 - Calculus for Business,
MATH 268 - Calculus for Business II,
MATH 271 – Calculus III, MATH 353 Elementary Differential Equations,
MECH 200a – Thermodynamics, MECH
200b – Thermodynamics, MECH 270 Basic Mechanics I, MECH 274 - Basic
Mechanics II, MGMT 325 – Principles of
Management, MGMT 333 – Introduction
to Management Science, MISS 241 –
Management Information Systems,
MKTG 311 – Marketing Principles &
Problems, OPMT 303 – Operation
Management, STAT 230 - Statistics I,
STAT 330 - Statistics II, THTR 101 Foundations of Acting I, THTR 102 Foundations of Acting II
TOTALS: 134
Taylor’s College: 77
UNT: 57
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - TAYLOR’S COLLEGE MALAYSIA
Bachelor of Arts: Major Economics
2001-2002 Catalog
UNT Degree
Requirement
University Requirements
Taylor’s College Courses
ENGLISH COMPOSITION &
RHETORIC (6 hrs):
MATHEMTATICS (3 hrs)
ENGL 101 - English Composition I
ENGL 102 - English Composition II
MATH 121 - College Algebra
NATURAL SCIENCES (8 hrs):
2 courses with laboratories from
the Natural and Life Sciences
and/or the Physical Sciences
(Some majors require specific
and/or additional laboratory
science courses; see your
departmental advisor for more
information.)
CHEM 101 - Chemical Concepts (with
lab)
CHEM 105 - General Chemistry 1 (with
lab)
CHEM 106 - General Chemistry II (with
lab)
PHYS 211 - Physics for Science &
Engineering I
(with lab)
PHYS 212 - Physics for Science &
Engineering
(with lab)
MUSC 103 - Introduction to Music
THTR 205 - Modern Western Drama
PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 203 - Introduction to Logic
VISUAL AND PERFORMING
ARTS (3 hrs):
HUMANITIES (3 hrs):
UNITED STATES HISTORY (6
hrs):
HIST 105 - U.S. History to 1877
HIST 106 - U.S. History Since 1877
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6
hrs):
POLS 101- American Government
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES (3 hrs):
WELLNESS (3 hrs):
Fulfilled by Economics major
CROSS CULTURAL,
DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL
STUDIES (3 hrs):
WREL 105 - World Religion
LABORATORY SCIENCE – 4
hours in addition to University
Core. One course fro the Natural
and Life Sciences, one course from
the Physical Sciences, and one
course from either group
ORAL/ADVANCED
WRITTEN
AMERICAN GOVERNMEN T 3
hours
Three hours which include Texas
government must be completed..
Wellness: 3 hours
ARTS AND SCIENCE
REQUIREMENTS
MATHEMATICS (3 hrs):
Courses To Be Completed
at UNT
MATH 130 – Precalculus
MATH 161 - Calculus for Business I
MATH 171 - Calculus I
MATH 172 - Calculus II
BIOL 160 - Biological Science (with lab)
SPCH 105 - Effective Public
Communication
COMMUNICATION (3 hrs):
LITERATURE (3 hrs, in addition to
the University Core Humanities
Requirement):
ENGL 200 - Introduction to American
Literature
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (2
courses):.
Waived for native language
Bachelor of Arts –
Economics major
requirements
STATISTICS (3 hrs)
STAT 230 - Statistics I
STAT 330 - Statistics II,
.
ECONOMICS MAJOR: (30
hours):
ECON 202 – Microeconomics
ECON 203 - Macroeconomics
Economics: 24 hours
ECON 1100-1110, 3550, 3560,
4020 plus 12 additional upperdivision hours above 3000 level.
18 advanced hours elective or those
required to reach 42 advanced
hours. NOTE: this number may be
reduced if some of the remaining
core is taken at the advanced level.
Advanced Hours: 42
advanced hours of junior and
senior level work
Electives - hours required to
reach 128 total hours. Amount
of hours vary according to
course and minor selection.
ACCT 201- Accounting I, ACCT 202 –
Accounting II, CSCI 101 - Computer
Concepts and Applications, CSCI 111a Computer Programming I (Pascal), CSCI
111b - Computer Programming I (C),
CSCI 111 - Computer Programming I
(Java), CSCI 112 - Computer
Programming II, CSCI 211 - File
Systems,
CSCI 221 - Object-Oriented
Programming, CSCI 223 - Computer
Organization and Assembly Systems,
CSCI 241 - Cobol and Applications,
CSCI 251 - Programming for Engineering
& Sciences, ECON 230 - Statistics I,
ECON 302 - Economics, Business and
Policy, ELEC 201 - Linear Circuit Theory
I, ELEC 202 - Linear Circuit Theory II,
ENGR 150 - Engineering Graphics,
ENGR 196 - Engineering Problem
Solving, ENGR 207 – Graphics, FIN 323
– Introductory Financial Management,
FIN 331 – The Legal Environment of
Business, FREN 101 - Elementary French
1, FREN 102 - Elementary French II,
GBUS 102 – Introduction to Business,
GBUS 271 – Business Communication,
MATH 125 - College Algebra &
Trigonometry, MATH 162 - Calculus for
Business II, MATH 261 - Calculus I,
MATH 262 - Calculus II, MATH 263 -
Calculus III, MATH 265 – Calculus IV –
Calculus IV, MATH 265 - Calculus IV,
MATH 267 - Calculus for Business,
MATH 268 - Calculus for Business II,
MATH 271 – Calculus III, MATH 353 Elementary Differential Equations,
MECH 200a – Thermodynamics, MECH
200b – Thermodynamics, MECH 270 Basic Mechanics I, MECH 274 - Basic
Mechanics II, MGMT 325 – Principles of
Management, MGMT 333 – Introduction
to Management Science, MISS 241 –
Management Information Systems,
MKTG 311 – Marketing Principles &
Problems, OPMT 303 – Operation
Management, PSYC 201 - General
Psychology, SOCS 101 - Sociology I,
SOCS 102 - Sociology II, THTR 101 Foundations of Acting I, THTR 102 Foundations of Acting II
TOTALS: 128
Taylor’s College: 80
UNT: 48
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS - TAYLOR’S COLLEGE MALAYSIA
Bachelor of Business Administration
2001-2002 Catalog
UNT Degree
Requirement
University
Requirements
Taylor’s College Courses
ENGLISH COMPOSITION &
RHETORIC (6 hrs):
MATHEMTATICS (3 hrs)
ENGL 101 - English Composition I
ENGL 102 - English Composition II
MATH 121 - College Algebra
MATH 161 - Calculus for Business I
BIOL 160 - Biological Science (with lab)
CHEM 101 - Chemical Concepts (with
lab)
CHEM 105 - General Chemistry 1 (with
lab)
CHEM 106 - General Chemistry II (with
lab)
PHYS 211 - Physics for Science &
Engineering I
(with lab)
PHYS 212 - Physics for Science &
Engineering
(with lab)
MUSC 103 - Introduction to Music
THTR 205 - Modern Western Drama
ENGL 200 - Introduction to American
Literature, or PHIL 101 - Introduction to
Philosophy, or
PHIL 203 - Introduction to Logic
HIST 105 - U.S. History to 1877
HIST 106 - U.S. History Since 1877
NATURAL SCIENCES (8
hrs):
2 courses with laboratories
from the Natural and Life
Sciences and/or the Physical
Sciences (Some majors require
specific and/or additional
laboratory science courses; see
your departmental advisor for
more information.)
VISUAL AND
PERFORMING ARTS (3 hrs):
HUMANITIES (3 hrs)
UNITED STATES HISTORY (6
hrs):
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (6
hrs):
POLS 101- American Government
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES (3 hrs):
WELLNESS (3 hrs):
Fulfilled by ECON 202 or ECON 203
listed below
Courses To Be Completed at
UNT
AMERCIAN GOVERNMENT University Core I.G. – Three hours
that include Texas government must
be completed.
Wellness: 3 hours
CROSS CULTURAL,
DIVERSITY, & GLOBAL
STUDIES (3 hrs):
In order to enroll in junior and senior level business classes and to graduate with a Bachelor of Business
Administration Degree (except for a Bachelor of Science with a major in Business Computer Information Systems),
a 2.5 minimum GPA must be earned in: a. the professional field, b. all courses completed at UNT, and c. all work
attempted including all transfer work. A grade of “C” or above must be earned on each business administration
foundation course completed in residency or transferred to UNT.
For a Bachelor of Science with a major in Business Computer Information Systems, a 2.7 minimum GPA must be
earned in: a. all course
work attempted at UNT, b. all course work attempted in the program, and, c. all advanced business computer
information systems course work.
PRE-BUSINESS
REQUIREMENTS
ECONOMICS (6 hrs)
MATHEMATICS (3 hrs):
ORAL/ADVANCED
WRITTEN
COMMUNICATION (3 hrs):
BUSINESS COMPUTER
INFORMATION SYSTMES:
(3 hrs)*
ACCOUNTING: (6 hrs)*
ECON 202 – Microeconomics
ECON 203 - Macroeconomics
MATH 162 - Calculus for Business II or
MATH 268 - Calculus for Business II
SPCH 105 - Effective Public
Communication
CSCI 101 - Computer Concepts and
Applications
ACCT 201- Accounting I
ACCT 202 – Accounting II
DATA DESCRIPTION AND
ANALYSIS (3 hrs)*
DATA DESCRIPTION AND
ANALYSIS –
MSCI 2710 – Data Descriptions and
Analysis with Spreadsheets
Business Foundation
Requirements (24 hrs)
COMMUNICATING IN
BUSINESS (3 hrs)
MGMT 3330, MKTG 3010,
BCIS 3614\5
BLAW 3430
BASIC LAW (3 hrs)
BASIC INFORMATION
SYSTEMS (3 hrs)
BCIS 3610
PRINCIPLES OF
MARKETING (3 hrs)
MKTG 3650
BUSINESS STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS (3 hrs)
MSCI 3710
FINANCE (3 hrs)
FINA 3770
ORGANIZATONAL
BEHAVIOR (3 hrs)
MGMT 3720
BUSINESS POLICY (3 hrs)
BUSI 4940
Professions Field (30 hrs)
Choose from:
Business Computer Information
Systems,
Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and
Law
Management
Marketing and Logistics
Electives - 8 hours required
to reach 127 total hours.
Amount of hours vary according
to course and minor selection.
CSCI 111a - Computer Programming I
(Pascal), CSCI 111b - Computer
Programming I (C), CSCI 111 Computer Programming I (Java), CSCI
112 - Computer Programming II, CSCI
211 - File Systems,
CSCI 221 - Object-Oriented
Programming, CSCI 223 - Computer
Organization and Assembly Systems,
CSCI 241 - Cobol and Applications,
CSCI 251 - Programming for
Engineering & Sciences, ECON 230 Statistics I, ECON 302 - Economics,
Business and Policy, ELEC 201 - Linear
Circuit Theory I, ELEC 202 - Linear
Circuit Theory II, ENGR 150 Engineering Graphics, ENGR 196 Engineering Problem Solving, ENGR
207 – Graphics, FIN 323 – Introductory
Financial Management, FIN 331 – The
Legal Environment of Business, FREN
101 - Elementary French 1, FREN 102 Elementary French II, GBUS 102 –
Introduction to Business, GBUS 271 –
Business Communication, MATH 125 College Algebra & Trigonometry,
MATH 130 – Precalculus, MATH 171 Calculus I, MATH 172 - Calculus II,
MATH 261 - Calculus I, MATH 262 Calculus II, MATH 263 - Calculus III,
MATH 265 - Calculus IV, MATH 267 Calculus for Business, MATH 353 Elementary Differential Equations,
MECH 200a – Thermodynamics, MECH
200b – Thermodynamics,
MECH 270 - Basic Mechanics I, MECH
274 - Basic Mechanics II, MGMT 325 –
Principles of Management, MGMT 333
– Introduction to Management Science,
MISS 241 – Management Information
Systems, MKTG 311 – Marketing
Principles & Problems, OPMT 303 –
Operation Management, PSYC 201 General Psychology, SOCS 101 Sociology I, SOCS 102 - Sociology II,
STAT 230 - Statistics I, STAT 330 Statistics II, THTR 101 - Foundations of
Acting I, THTR1 02 - THTR102 Foundations of Acting II
TOTALS: 127
Taylor’s College: 64
*Pre-Business courses requiring Grade of “C” or above.
UNT: 63