ARTICULATION AGREEMENT between

Delaware Technical and Community College Design Engineering Technology (Mechanical) and

Pennsylvania College of Technology Engineering Design Technology I.

PURPOSE This agreement establishes a mechanism for graduates of the Delaware Tech Design Engineering Technology (Mechanical) major to transfer specific earned credits into the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Design Technology at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

II.

GOALS A. To provide a well-defined mechanism for graduates of the Design Engineering Technology (Mechanical) at Delaware Tech to begin the B.S. in Engineering Design Technology at the appropriate entry point. B. To recruit associate-degree graduates whose career goals include acquisition of a baccalaureate degree.

III.

AGREEMENT BENEFITS A. Coursework fulfilled through credit-by-exam, prior learning assessment, work/life experience, CLEP, and/or College Board’s Advanced Placement and applied to the graduation requirements for the Design Engineering Technology (Mechanical) degree at Delaware Tech will be accepted for transfer if course fulfills baccalaureate degree requirements at Penn College. B. Students may apply up to two years prior to expected enrollment at Penn College. Upon payment of tuition deposit, students will be afforded the opportunity to access Penn College advisors and additional Penn College resources.

IV.

TRANSFER/ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS Pennsylvania College of Technology will accept Delaware Tech graduates into the Engineering Design Technology major if they meet the following requirements and adhere to the Admission Procedures (Part V). A. Delaware Tech applicants must have a final cumulative GPA of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or higher. Accreditation or discipline requirements may require that all courses eligible for transfer be completed with a “C” or higher. 1|Page

B. To fulfill graduation requirements, student must complete a minimum of 36 credits at Penn College for coursework prescribed in the final four semesters of the student’s baccalaureate profile. C. Students transferring to Penn College are eligible and will be considered for scholarship opportunities the same as currently enrolled students. Application deadline for scholarships is April 15 for fall enrollment and October 1 for spring enrollment. Student must have paid tuition deposit to be eligible.

V.

ARTICULATED COURSES AND PROGRAM SPECIFICS A. For those students who meet the Transfer Requirements (Part IV), course equivalencies based on Delaware Tech associate degree program will be applied to Penn College’s graduation requirements may be found in Appendix A. Appendix A also includes a suggested sequence for degree completion at Penn College. B. Appendix B includes Delaware Tech’s Connected Degree curriculum.

VI.

ADMISSION PROCEDURES A. Individual must submit a completed Application for Admission. The application fee will be waived if a paper application is submitted and this agreement noted. Application fees are also waived if application is submitted electronically during an Open House visit or by attending an official campus visit. Applications submitted online will require a $50 nonrefundable fee. B. Applicant must provide an official transcript of all college course work.

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Appendix A Delaware Technical & Community College Design Engineering Technology (Mechanical) A.A.S.

Credits

Penn College Engineering Design Technology (BEN) Bachelor of Science

Credits

EDD 141 Engineering Drafting and Design EDD 171 Intro to CAD using AutoCAD EDD 273 Advanced Solid Modeling EDT 128 Machine Trades Blueprint Reading EDT 252 Engineering Design III IET 209 Survey in Prod Planning and Control MET 123 Modern Manufacturing Tech I MET 125 Advanced Manufacturing Tech MET 132 Statics MET 242 Strength of Materials ELC 125 Electrical Circuits

CCD103 Technical Drawing I CCD104 Detailing I CCD238 Engineering Drawing Dimension & Tolerance Specifications CAD120 AutoCAD-Comprehensive CCD123 Technical Drawing II CCD124 Detailing II CCD237 Technical Drawing-Related Disciplines DSG325 Design for Manufacturability DSG323 Design Statics & Strength of Materials MTT 211 Manufacturing Materials & Processes CCD245 Engineering Production Drawings & Tool Design

35

ELC 125 Electrical Circuits MET 125 Adv Manuf Tech Total Technical Credits Exempt per transfer MAT 181 Algebra & Trig I (A)

6

4 4

BEN Specified Technical/Math Science Elective Total Technical Credits FYE101 First Year Experience MTH180 College Algebra & Trigonometry I MTH 190 Pre-Calculus MTH 182 College Algebra & Trig II

4 4

MTH 240 Calculus I PHS115 College Physics I

4 4

PHY 281 Physics I W/Calc ENG 101 Critical Thinking/Acad Wr ENG 102 Composition & Research Social Science Elective

4 3

PHS 201 General Physics I OEA Open Elective/Associate

4 3

3

ENL111 English Composition I

3

3

OEA Open Elective (2)

3

Social Science Elective: ECO 111 Macroeconomics

3

ECO111 Principles of Macroeconomics

3

42 4

or

MAT 185 Pre- Calculus MAT 182 Algebra & Trig Or MAT 281 Calculus I PHY 205 General Physics I

41 3 4 3

Or

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General Education Credits Total transferrable credits

20-24 62-66

General Education Credits Total transferrable credits

20-22 61-63

(A) Delaware Tech MAT 181/182 MAT185/281

Math Sequence Penn College Equivalent Need to Complete at Penn College MTH 180/182 MTH230 or MTH240 MTH 190/240 Math requirements have been satisfied

Suggested Sequence at Penn College 5th Semester 3

3

CAD122 3D Parametric Modeling Using Autodesk Inventor MET319 Lean Manufacturing & Quality Control MTH 230 Applied Calculus Or MTH 240 Calculus ENL121 English Composition II

4

PHS125 College Physics II (2)

4

MAT 281 Calculus (1)

ENG 122 Tech Writ & Comm

3 3 4 3

(1)

PHY 206 General Physics II (2) or

PHY 282 Physics II

ENG 124 Oral Comm (1)

or

4

3

PHS 202 General Physics TOTAL CREDITS 6th Semester CAD247 CAD Management & Customization CAD123 3D Parametric Modeling Using Creo Parametric DSG326 Finite Element Modeling & Validation DSG324 Design Dynamics MET315 Engineering Economics CSC124 Information, Technology, & Society TOTAL CREDITS 7th Semester DSG421 Product Design & Engineering Analysis DSG327 3D Rendering and Animation DSG495 Senior Seminar-Lecture HIS262 Technology & Society FIT Fitness & Lifetime Sports Elective SPC101 Fundamentals of Speech PHL210 Ethics

4 16/17 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 3 3 1 3 2 3 3 4|Page

TOTAL CREDITS

18

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SOC 221, ETH 100, 101, CLT 110 (1)

3

VSC 135, VSC 109, VSC 131, VSC 132: Other courses may be available (1)

3

8th Semester DSG422 Applied Product & Systems Design DSG424 Design Colloquium DSG496 Senior Seminar-Lab OEA Open Elective/Associate BPT Cultural Diversity Elective: HUM/SSE/ART/FOR/AAE/IFE

3 3 3 3 3

ART Elective

3

TOTAL CREDITS

18

Degree-specific advising: (1) Courses may be completed at either institution, but students must complete coursework within the guidelines included in the General Advising notes below. (2) Students may complete the non-calculus based Physics track (PHY 205/206) or the calculus based Physics (PHY 281/282). The second semester of Physics may be completed at Delaware Tech or at Penn College, but student must complete coursework within the guidelines in the General Advising notes below.

General advising: • Students must be full-time (12 credits) at Penn College to reside in the on-campus residence halls. • Students may transfer additional coursework, but with the understanding that credit loads may impact financial aid. Students are encouraged to consult with the financial aid office for clarification. • Student must complete a minimum of 36 credits of coursework in the final four semesters (5th – 8th semesters) at Penn College. • A minimum of 24 credits must be 300/400 level courses to satisfy B.S. graduation requirements. • Technical coursework (CAD/DSG) is sequential (i.e. Fall only, Spring only). It is recommended that students begin their coursework at Penn College in the fall semester.

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CONNECTED DEGREE CURRICULUM Appendix B: Suggested Course Sequence ASSOCIATE DEGREE DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL) A.A.S. DELAWARE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Semester 1 (Fall)

BACHELOR’S DEGREE

B.S. ENGINEERING DESIGN TECHNOLOGY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

CR

Semester 5 (Fall)

CR

EDD

141

Engineering Drafting and Design I

4

CAD

122

EDD

171

Introduction to CAD using Auto CAD

3

MET

319

3D Parametric Modeling Using Autodesk Inventor Lean Manufacturing and Quality Control

EDT

128

Machine Trades Blueprint Reading

3

ENG

101

Critical Thinking and Academic Writing

3

MTH MTH ENL

230 240 121

Applied Calculus # OR MTH 240 Calculus # English Composition II ##

MAT MAT

181 185

Algebra and Trigonometry I * OR Precalculus **

4

PHS PHS

125 202

College Physics II ### OR General Physics ###

3 3 3/4 3 4

17

16/ 17

Semester 2 (Spring)

Semester 6 (Spring)

EDT

152

Engineering Design II

4

CAD

247

CAD Management and Customization

3

EDD

272

Solid Modeling

3

CAD

123

3

MET

123

Modern Manufacturing Tech I

3

DSG

326

3D Parametric Modeling Using Creo Parametric Finite Element Modeling and Validation

ENG

102

Composition and Research

3

DSG

324

Design Dynamics

3

MAT MAT

182 281

Algebra and Trigonometry II * OR Calculus I **

4

MET

315

Engineering Economics

3

CSC

124

Information, Technology and Society

3

17

3

18

Semester 3 (Fall)

Semester 7 (Fall)

EDT

252

Engineering Design III

4

DSG

421

Product Design and Engineering Analysis

3

EDD

273

Advanced Solid Modeling

3

DSG

327

3D Rendering and Animation

3

MET

132

Statics

3

DSG

495

Senior Seminar- Lecture

1

PHY PHY

205 281

General Physics I ### OR Physics I with Calculus ###

4

HIS

262

Technology and Society

3

XXX ECO

XXX 111

Social Science Elective Macroeconomics -required for transfer to Penn College

3

FIT

XXX

Fitness and Lifetime Sports Elective

2

SPC

101

Fundamentals of Speech####

3

PHL

210

Ethics

3

17

18

Semester 4 (Spring)

Semester 8 (Spring)

IET

209

Survey in Production Planning and Control

3

DSG

422

Applied Product and Systems Design

3

MET

125

Advanced Manufacturing Technology

3

DSG

424

Design Colloquium

3

MET

242

Strength of Materials

3

DSG

496

Senior Seminar-Lab

3

ELC

125

Electrical Circuits I

4

OEA

XXX

Open Elective/Associate

3

XXX

XXX

Social Science Elective***

3

BPT

XXX

3

ART

XXX

Cultural Diversity Elective: HUM/SSE/ART/FOR/AAE/IFE ##### Art Elective ######

Total Credits

3

16

18

67

70/ 71

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The Bachelor of Science program in Engineering Design Technology requires a minimum of 131 credits. Course sequencing may vary by semester. See your advisor.

* If you choose MAT 181 in Semester 1, you must take MAT182 in Semester 2. You will be required to take either MTH230 or MTH240 at Penn College to satisfy their Math requirement. ** If you choose MAT185 in Semester 1, you must take MAT281 in Semester 2. These two courses satisfy the math requirement at Penn College. *** Select one Social Science elective from the list of seven (7) approved electives. Although shown in the last semester, it may be taken at any time after satisfying test scores and/or prerequisites: CLT 110, ECO 122,, HIS 111, HIS 112, POL 111, PSY 121, SOC 111. # If MAT281 Taken at Delaware Tech you are not required to take MAT230 or MAT240. ##Student may take ENG122 Technical Writing and Communication at Delaware Tech during a semester/summer if interested. This course is not required for the AAS degree but will transfer to Penn College as indicated in the course sequence above.. ### Student may complete the non-calculus based Physics Track (2 courses) or the calculus based Physics track (2 courses). Only one Physics course is required at Delaware Tech. The second Physics course can be taken at Delaware Tech after graduation or during any semester after prerequisites are met, or it can be taken at Penn College. Delaware Tech non-calculus based Physics Track: PHY205 and PHY206 which are equivalent to Penn College’s PHS 115 and PHS125 Delaware Tech calculus based Physics Track: PHY281 and PHY282 which are equivalent to Penn College’s PHS201 and PHS202 #### Student may take ENG124 Oral Communications at Delaware Tech during a semester/summer if interested. This course is not required for the AAS degree but will transfer to Penn College as indicated in the course sequence above. ##### Student may take one (1) of these courses SOC221, ETH100, ETH101,CLT110 at Delaware Tech during a semester/summer if interested. This is not a requirement for the AAS degree but the course will transfer to Penn College as indicated in the course sequence above. ###### Student may take one of these courses VSC135, VSC109,VSC131,VSC132 or other approved courses at Delaware Tech during a semester/summer if interested. This is not a requirement for the AAS degree but the course will transfer to Penn College as indicated in the course sequence above.

GENERAL ADVISING: PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY: • • • • •

Students must be full-time (12 credits) at Penn College to reside in the on-campus residence halls. Students may transfer additional coursework, but with the understanding that credit loads may impact financial aid. Students are encouraged to consult with the financial aid office for clarification. Students must complete a minimum of 36 credits of coursework in the final four semesters (semesters 5 through 8) at Penn College. A minimum of 24 credits must be 300/400 level courses to satisfy B.S. graduation requirements. Technical coursework (CAD/DSG) is sequential (i.e. Fall only, Spring only). It is recommended that students begin their coursework at Penn College in the fall semester.

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