ECC - Draft Articulation Agreement in Computer ScienceSUNY Fredonia - Erie 
      Community College 
      Draft Articulation Agreement in Computer Science 
      By this agreement, students who complete the Associate of Science in 
      Computer Science at Erie Community College, including CS 121, 132, 221, 
      and 232 and MT 167, 181, and 182 are guaranteed admission with full junior 
      standing to the Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Sciences 
      program at SUNY Fredonia.  Such students are able to graduate within 4 
      additional full-time semesters at SUNY Fredonia.
      GPA Criteria: To be guaranteed admission, students must have a cumulative 
      GPA of 2.5 or higher.
      SUNY General Education Categories:  Students should complete courses in at 
      least 7 of the 10 SUNY categories as follows:
                  S01            MAT 181
                  S02            approved SUNY course
                  S03            approved SUNY course1
                  S04            approved SUNY course
                  S05            approved SUNY course
                  S06            approved SUNY course
                  S07            approved SUNY course2 
                  S08            approved SUNY course
                  S09            approved SUNY course
                  S10            ENG 110
      Notes:
      1.      SUNY Fredonia’s College Core Curriculum (CCC) requires two courses 
      in the social sciences from two different disciplines.  Students 
      interested in the Information Systems are encouraged to take EC 103 at 
MCC.
      2.      The CCC also requires two courses in the natural sciences from two 
      different disciplines.
      3.      The CCC includes a speaking intensive requirement that will be met 
      by taking approved CSIT electives at SUNY Fredonia.
      4.      The CCC also includes an upper-level requirement; this will be 
      completed at SUNY Fredonia.
      Courses to be Completed at ECC:
       
            ECCSUNY Fredonia
            CS 121 – Computer Science ICSIT 121 – Computer Science I
            CS 132 – Computer Science IICSIT 221 – Computer Science II
            CS 221 – Machine Organization and
            Assembly LanguageCSIT 311 – Computer Organization and
            Assembly Language
            CS 232 – Advanced Data StructuresCSIT 341 – Data Structures
            MT 167 – Discrete MathematicsMATH 210 – Discrete Mathematics
            MT 181 – Calc. and Analytic Geometry IMATH 122 – University Calculus 
            I
            MT 182 – Calc. and Analytic Geometry IIMATH 123 – University 
            Calculus II

       
      Sample Schedules: Students interested in the Information Systems track 
      should take EC 103 -- Microecomonics at ECC.  They should also consider 
      taking some of the following elective courses at ECC, as this would 
      provide additional scheduling flexibility in the junior and senior years 
      at SUNY Fredonia.
       
            ECCSUNY Fredonia
            BU 200 – Accounting Principles IACCT 201 – Financial Accounting
            BU 201 – Accounting Principles IIACCT 202 – Managerial Accounting
            MT 143 – Statistics ISTAT 200 – Fundamentals of Statistics

       
      Information Systems Track:
      Sample Schedule
             FallSpring
            JuniorCSIT 231
            CSIT 321
            ACCT 201
            STAT 200CSIT 205
            CSIT 451
            ACCT 202
            BUAD elective
            SeniorCSIT 351
            CSIT 431
            CSIT 455
            CSIT electiveCSIT 425
            CSIT elective
            BUAD elective

      Systems Software Track:
      Sample Schedule
             FallSpring
            JuniorCSIT 231
            CSIT 321

            CSIT 242
            CSIT 451
            CSIT elective 
            SeniorCSIT 413
            CSIT 431
            CSIT 433

            CSIT 437
            CSIT elective



       
      Duration of Agreement
      This agreement is expected to become effective in September 2002 and shall 
      be reviewed every two years, or earlier, if significant changes are made 
      in either the two-year or the four-year program.