Business Administration

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Business Administration Major (216)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite Courses (if applicable)
ENG 111 College Composition I 3 Readiness for ENG 111
HIS 101 or 121 Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE or United States History Until 1877 3  
MTH 161 Pre-Calculus I 3 Readiness for ENG 111
Science 123 Biology, Chemistry, or Physics ⁴ 4 See Table M
SDV 110 College Success Skills 1 BIO and CHM: Readiness for ENG 111 & MTH 161; PHY: MTH 164
         
ITE  119 Information Literacy ³ 3  
ENG   College Composition II 3 ENG 111
HIS  102 or 122 History of Western Civilization II or United States History Since 1865 3 Readiness for ENG 111
MTH 261 or 162 Applied Calculus or Pre-Calculus II  3 See Table M
Science   Biology, Chemistry, or Physics 4 4 BIO 101, CHM 111, PHY 201
SECOND YEAR FALL
HLT/PED   Health/Physical Education 1  
ACC 211 Principles of Accounting I 3  
ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics1 3 Readiness for ENG 111
ENG   Literature (241, 242, 243, 244, 251, 252, 253, or 254)2 3 ENG 112
CST 100 or 105 Principles of Public Speaking or Oral Communication4 3 Readiness for ENG 111
    College Transfer Elective 3  
SECOND YEAR SPRING
ACC 212 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACC 211
ECO 202 Principles of Microeconomics1 3 Readiness for ENG 111
    Approved Humanities Elective 2 3  
    College Transfer Electives 6  
SDV 195 Transfer Education 1  
Total Program Credits 62

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

¹ In addition to the economics requirements for the community colleges, students are advised to complete a Political Science and Psychology course, or a full year of a sophomore social science if required by the four-year college or university to which you plan to transfer.

² At least one semester of World Literature (ENG 251-252) is recommended.

³ All students pursuing an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an approved assessment test.

⁴ Students should consult with their academic advisor to select courses required by their desired degree at their transfer institution.

For Further Information, Contact:

Ms. Brandi Martinez

 bmartinez@mecc.edu 276-523-9043

Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences

 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

General Education

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General Education Certificate (695)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite Courses (if applicable)
ENG 111 College Composition I (Written Communication) 3 Readiness for ENG 111
BIO 101

General Biology I¹ (Natural Science)

 4 Readiness for ENG 111 & MDE 60
HIS 101 or 121 History of Western Civilization I or United States History I (History) 3  

MTH

 

 154 ,155 or 161 Quantitative Reasoning or Statistical Reasoning or Pre-Calculus I (Mathematics) 3 See Table M
HUM or ART Elective   Humanities or Art Elective (Humanities and Arts) 3  
SDV 100 College Success Skills 1  
FIRST YEAR SPRING  
ENG 112 College Composition II (Written Communication) 3 ENG 111
College Transfer Elective   College Transfer Elective ( Recommend HIS 101/122 or Math 155/162) (Specialized Gen Ed Requirements) 3  
College Transfer Elective  

College Transfer Elective or Natural Science and Lab (Specialized Gen Ed Requirements)

 3 to 4  
HUM or ART Elective  

Humanities Elective ² (Humanities and Arts)

 3  
Social Science Elective   Social Science Elective (Social/Behavioral Sciences) 3  
Total Program Credits 32-33  

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

¹ Students may substitute CHM 111/112 or PHY 201/202.

Requirements of four-year institutions may vary. Students should consult an academic advisor to select courses that will satisfy baccalaureate major requirements. In addition , they should conform with the college or university to which they plan to transfer that they will receive credit at the four -year institution. For selection of all elective courses, see the list on the College Transfer Electives page.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Dr. Bethany Arnold

 barnold@mecc.edu 276-523-9034
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

General Studies

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General Studies (697)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit
ENG 111 College Composition I 3
ITE 119 Information Literacy 3
MTH 154 or 161 Quantiative Reasoning or Pre-Calculus I 3
Science  

Biology, Chemistry, or Physics 

 4
SDV 100 College Success Skills 1
FIRST YEAR SPRING
ENG 112

College Composition II

 3
    College Transfer Electives 3
    College Transfer Electives 3
MTH 155 or 245 or 162 Statistical Reasoning or Statistics I or Pre-Calculus II 3
Science   Biology, Chemistry, or Physics 4
SECOND YEAR FALL
HIS 101 or 121 Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE or United States History Until 1877 3
    Social Science Elective 3
    Humanities Elective 3
CST 100 or 105 Principles of Public Speaking or Oral Communication 3
    College Transfer Electives 3
SECOND YEAR SPRING
HLT/PED   Health/Physical Education 1
    Social Science Elective 3
    Humanities Elective 3
HIS  102 or 122 History of Western Civilization II or United States History Since 1865 3
    College Transfer Electives 6
SDV 195 Transfer Education 1
Total Program Credits 62

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

Requirements of four-year institutions may vary. Students should consult an academic advisor to select courses that will satisfy baccalaureate major requirements. In addition, they should confirm with the college or university to which they plan to transfer that they will receive credit at the four-year institution. For selection of all elective courses, see the list on the College Transfer Electives page.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Mr. Kyle Scanlan
 kscanlan@mecc.edu 276-523-9046
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

General Studies – Software Engineering Specialization

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General Studies
Software Engineering Specialization (697-09)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit
ENG 111 College Composition I 3
HIS 101 Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE 3
MTH 161 Pre-Calculus I 3
    Humanities Elective 3
    Approved Social Science 3
SDV 100 College Success Skills 1
FIRST YEAR SPRING
ENG 112 College Composition II 3
HIS 102 History of Western Civilization II 3
MTH 155 Statistical Reasoning 3
MTH 162 Pre-Calculus II 3
ITP  100 Software Design 3
HLT/PED   Health/Physical Education 1
SECOND YEAR FALL
ENG   English Survey 3
PHY 201

General College Physics I

 4
   

Approved Social Science

 3
ITP 132 C++ Programming I 3
MTH 263 Calculus I 4
SECOND YEAR SPRING
ENG 115 Technical Writing 3
MTH 264 Calculus II 4
ITP 232 C++ Programming II 3
PHY 202 General College Physics II 4
SDV 195 Transfer Education 1
Total Program Credits 64

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

1All students pursuing an Associate of Arts and Sciences must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an assessment test.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

William Bott
 wbott@mecc.edu 276-523-9037
Terri Lane
 tlane@mecc.edu 276-523-9058
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

Pre-Teacher

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College/University Transfer Pre-Teacher Education Major

PK-8, PK-6, Middle School Special Education  (624)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL

Course #

Course Title

Credit

Pre-Requisite Courses (if applicable)

ENG

111

College Composition I

3

Readiness for ENG 111

HIS

101 

Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE

3

Readiness for ENG 111

MTH

154

 Quantitative Reasoning

3

See Table M

HLT/PED

  

Health/Physical Education

 1  

ITE

119

Information Literacy2

3

 

SDV

100

College Success Skills

1

 

FIRST YEAR SPRING

ENG

112

College Composition II

3

ENG 111

HIS

102 

History of Western Civilization II

3

Readiness for ENG 111

MTH

155

Statistical Reasoning

3

See Table M
PLS 135 

American National Politics o

3

Readiness for ENG 111
 CST 100

Principles of Public Speaking 1

3

Readiness for ENG 111

SECOND YEAR FALL
   

Humanities Elective1

3

 
HIS 121

United States History Until 1877

3

Readiness for ENG 111

ECO

201 or 202

Principles of Macroeconomics  or Microeconomics

3

Readiness for ENG 111

BIO

101

General Biology I1

4

Readiness for ENG 111 & MDE 60

GEO

210

Introduction to Cultural Geography

3

Readiness for ENG 111

SECOND YEAR SPRING
HUM  

Elective1

3

 

BIO/CHM

BIO 102 or CHM 101

General Biology II or General Chemistry 1¹

4

BIO 102: Bio 101; CHM 101: Readiness for ENG 111 & MDE 60
   

College Transfer Elective1

3

 

ENG

  

English Survey¹

3

ENG 112

EDU

200

Introduction To Teaching

3

Readiness for ENG 111

SDV 

195

Transfer Education

1

 

Total Program Credits

61

 

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

¹ Select according to requirements of transfer institution. Contact your advisor to determine appropriate course selections. Consult the MECC website for up-to-date guidelines on Teacher Education and for information related to the teaching profession.

2 All students pursuing an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an approved assessment test.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Dr. Bethany Arnold
 barnold@mecc.edu 276-523-9034
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

Science

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Science Major (881)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite Courses. ( If applicable) 
ENG 111 College Composition I 3 Readiness for ENG 111
HIS 101 or 121 Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE or United States History Until 1877 3 Readiness for ENG 111
MTH 161 Pre-Calculus I or higher MTH 3 See Table M
Science   Biology, Chemistry or Physics4 4  
SDV 100 College Success Skills 1 varies
FIRST YEAR SPRING  
ITE 119 Information Literacy3 3  
ENG 112 College Composition II 3 ENG 111
HIS 102 or 122 History of Western Civilization II or United States History Since 1865 3 Readiness for ENG 111
Science   Biology, Chemistry, or Physics4 4 varies
MTH 162 Pre-Calculus II or higher MTH 3 See Table M
SECOND YEAR FALL  
CST 100 or 105 Principles of Public Speaking or Oral Communication4 3 Readiness for ENG 111
ENG   Literature (241, 242, 243, 244, 251, or 252) 1 3 ENG 112
 Science   Biology, Chemistry, or Physics 4 4 varies
MTH 263 Calculus I or higher MTH 4 MTH 161(163) and 162(164) with C or better
    College Transfer Elective 3 See approved list
SECOND YEAR SPRING  
HLT/PED   Health/Physical Education 1  
    Approved Humanities Elective1 3  
Science   Biology, Chemistry, or Physics 4 4 varies
MTH  155, 264 or 245  Statistical Reasoning ,Calculus II, Statistics I, approved MTH* 3 or 4

MTH 263(273) with C or better

MTH 161 with C or better
     Social Science Elective2 3  
Total Program Credits 61-62  

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

1 At least one semester of World Literature (ENG 251-252) is recommended.

2 Students should consult the social science requirements of the institution to which they are transferring. Social sciences include: Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Geography, and Sociology.

3 All students pursuing an Associate of Arts & Sciences degree must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an approved assessment test.

⁴ Students should consult with their academic advisor to select courses required by their desired degree at their transfer institution.

*Please consult with your advisor on the availability of courses and possible prerequisites and course substitutions.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Dr. Shannon Fritts
 SFritts@mecc.edu 276-523-9040
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048

 

Science – Engineering

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Science – Engineering Specialization (881-01)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR FALL
Course # Course Title Credit Pre-Requisite
ENG 111 College Composition I 3 ENF 1 or ENF 2, VPT placement of ENF 3 or ENG
HIS 101 or 121 Western Civilizations Pre – 1600 CE or United States History Until 1877 3 VPT Placement of ENF 3 or ENG 11
EGR 121 Foundations of Engineering 2 Vary per VCCS school
CHM 111 College Chemistry I 4 VOT Placement of ENF 3 or ENG 111
MTH 263 Calculus I 4 MTH 161(163) and 162(164) with a C or better
SDV 100 College Success Skills 1  
FIRST YEAR SPRING  
ENG 112 College Composition II 3 ENG 111
HIS 102 or 122 Western Civilization Post- 1600 or United States History Since 1865 or approved Science Elective 3 VPT Placement of ENF 3 or ENG 11
    Approved Humanities Elective 3  
MTH 264 Calculus II 4 MTH 263(273) with a C or better
EGR 122 Engineering Design 3 Vary per VCCS School
HLT/PED   Health/Physical Education 1  
SECOND YEAR FALL  
PHY 241

University Physics I

 4 Calculus I
MTH 267 Differential Education 3 MTH 264 (274) with a C or better
MTH 266 Linear Algebra 3 MTH 263(273) with a B or better 264(274) with a C or better
EGR 140

Engineering Mechanics – Statics (or approved engineering elective)

 3 MTH 263
ITP 132 C++Programming I 3      (or approved engineering elective) 3 ITP 100( optional); ENF 2 Level
SECOND YEAR SPRING  
ENG   Literature (241, 242,243,244, 251,252,253, or 254) ¹ or Approved Humanities Elective 3 ENG 112
EGR 245 Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics (or approved engineering elective) 3 EGR 140
MTH 265 Calculus III 4 MTH 264 with C or better
PHY 242 University Physics II 4 PHY 241; Calculus II corequisite
EGR 246 Mechanics of Materials (or approved engineering elective) 3 EGR 140
SDV 195 Transfer Education 1  
Total Program Credits 68  

Notes and Additional Curriculum Options

Course substitutions may be available. Please see an advisor for more information.

1At least one semester of World Literature (ENG 251-252) is recommended.

2 Students should consult the social science requirements of the institution to which they are transferring. Social sciences include: Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Geography, and Sociology.

3 All students pursuing an Associate of Arts & Sciences degree must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an approved assessment test.

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Mr. Frank Wright
 fwright@mecc.edu 276-523-9049
Mr. Brain Hale
 BHale@mecc.edu 276-523-9042
Dr. Derek Whisman, Dean of Arts & Sciences
 dwhisman@mecc.edu 276-523-9048