The Newfoundland and Labrador Credit and ProgramBlock Transfer Guide Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour

The Newfoundland and Labrador Credit and Program/Block Transfer GuideDepartment of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour 2019 - 2020 The arrangements for transfer of credit recorded in

The Newfoundland and Labrador Credit and Program/Block Transfer Guide

Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour

2019 - 2020

The arrangements for transfer of credit recorded in this Transfer Guide apply to courses orprograms taken during the current academic year (September 1 to August 31) Credit for courses

or programs taken previously is normally governed by the appropriate Transfer Guide for the year

DISCLAIMER: Every reasonable effort is made to keep this information accurate and current.

All final decisions regarding the transferability of courses or programs should be confirmed with

How to Use the Transfer Guide 2

Section 1: Overview of the Public Post-Secondary System 1.1 Recommended Points of First Contact 8

1.2 College of the North Atlantic 11

1.3 Memorial University 12

1.4 Apprenticeship Training 15

1.5 Private Training Institutions 15

1.6 Adult Basic Education (ABE) Program 15

Section 2: Transfer of Credit Arrangements by Sending Institution 2.1 Course-by-Course Transfer of Credit – Public Post-Secondary Institutions 19

2.1.1 College of the North Atlantic 20

2.1.2 College – University Credit Transfer Agreements 30

2.1.3 Marine Institute 37

2.1.4 Memorial University (St John’s and Grenfell Campuses) 43

2.2 Credit Transfer Involving Other Agencies and Organizations 50

2.2.1 Apprenticeship and Trades Certification Division, Department of Advanced

Education, Skills and Labour …….……… …… 50

2.2.2 Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Certification Path – Exemption Policy for CPA Preparatory Courses ……… 59

2.3 Credit Transfer Involving Maritime Universities ……… 63

Section 3: Program or Block Transfer .67

Section 4: Programs Linked to High School 4.1 Advanced Placement (AP) Program 103

4.2 International Baccalaureate (IB) Program 111

4.3 Adult Basic Education (ABE) Program 116

Section 5: Explanation of Terms 123

Section 6: Institutional Admissions and Transfer Policy 6.1 College of the North Atlantic 130

6.2 Marine Institute 133

6.3 Memorial University 137

The Transfer Guide is made available with assistance from Memorial University, includingGrenfell Campus and the Marine Institute, College of the North Atlantic, the Department ofAdvanced Education, Skills and Labour, and the Department of Education and Early ChildhoodDevelopment The Transfer Guide is designed as a guidance tool to be used in conjunction withother post-secondary education and training planning resources The Transfer Guide listsestablished transfer of credit precedents available to students in Newfoundland and Labrador The arrangements for transfer of credit recorded in this Transfer Guide apply to courses orprograms taken during the current academic year (September 1 to August 31) Credit for courses orprograms taken previously is normally governed by the appropriate Transfer Guide for the year inwhich courses were taken Students who have interrupted their studies or spread them over alonger period of time should seek advice from the institution which the student wishes to enter to

determine the current status of transfer arrangements

Registrars, guidance counselors, high school teachers, instructors and students at the secondary andpost-secondary levels will find the Transfer Guide to be an important and relevant reference source

to inform and assist in matters relating to the transfer of credit from one institution to anotherwithin the provincial public post-secondary system To view or for a printable version of theTransfer Guide, including access to the Online Transfer Guide Database, go to:http://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl

If you have any comments, suggestions or inquiries concerning this or future versions, pleasecontact the Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour at:

Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour

Post-Secondary Education Branch

3rd Floor, West Block, Confederation Building

Section One: provides an overview of the public post-secondary system in the province.

Section Two: provides access as well as information on how to use the online Transfer Guide

database, and lists credit transfer arrangements on a sending institution basis Because transferagreements between the public post-secondary institutions are not necessarily two-way, the tables

in section two are to be read from sending to receiving institution only

Example one: A student has successfully completed some courses at College of the North Atlantic

and wishes to find out if they can transfer any of those credits to Memorial University In this case,College of the North Atlantic is the sending institution and Memorial University is the receivinginstitution

Here’s how to find out if there are any credit transfer possibilities:

 Go to Section 2.1.1 where College of the North Atlantic is the sending institution

 Look to see if any courses successfully completed are listed in the sending column

 If so, go across to where Memorial University is the receiving institution and thecorresponding course to which credit transfer is granted

Example two:

A student has successfully completed some courses at Memorial University and wishes to find out

if they can transfer any of those credits to College of the North Atlantic In this case, the university

is the sending institution and College of North Atlantic is the receiving institution

Here’s how to find out if there are any credit transfer possibilities:

 Go to Section 2.1.4 where Memorial University is the sending institution.

 Look to see if courses successfully completed are listed in the sending column

 If so, go across to where College of the North Atlantic is the receiving institution andthe corresponding course to which credit transfer is granted

 For more information refer to Section 2.1.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The courses listed in section 2.1 are not necessarily available at all

Section Three: provides a listing of groups of courses which are transferable as a block to other

post-secondary institutions

Section Four: provides transfer of credit information for three programs linked to high school: the

Advanced Placement program, the International Baccalaureate program, and the Adult BasicEducation program

Section Five: provides an explanation of terms related to credit transfer.

Section Six: provides a brief description of the admission requirements and transfer policies of

each public post-secondary institution

It should be noted that:

1 The Transfer Guide identifies where special transfer agreements exist for similar courses

2 The Transfer Guide indicates the minimum transfer of credit which is available for priorpost-secondary educational experience upon admission to another post-secondaryinstitution Additional transfer of credit may be available on an individual basis

3 The tables in Section Two are to be read from sending institution to receiving institution

only Transfer agreements are not necessarily two-way

4 The information in this Transfer Guide is the most recent at the time it is available.However, due to ongoing negotiations between institutions, there may be instances whereinformation is not up to date Should questions arise, the user is encouraged to referenceinstitutional calendars and consult with Registrar/Student Service offices

5 Transfer is sometimes possible for courses or programs not contained in this TransferGuide Such arrangements are generally considered on an individual basis Studentsseeking special consideration are advised to consult the Registrar/Student Service Offices

at both the sending and receiving institutions

6 Where no entry or a blank space appears in the receiving institution column of the

course-arrangement or established precedent has been identified between the sending andreceiving institution at the time of posting.

The province's public post-secondary education system includes:

 College of the North Atlantic

 Memorial University, including Grenfell Campus and the Marine Institute

Other sectors of the post-secondary education system include:

 Adult Basic Education (ABE)

 Apprenticeship training

 Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Atlantic School of Business

 Private training institutions

College of the North Atlantic

For email addresses, consult the College website at: www.cna.nl.ca

For information on programs, call 1-888-982-2268

Phone: (709) 891-5600Fax: (709) 891-2256Carbonear CampusP.O Box 60

Carbonear, NL A1Y 1A7Phone: (709) 596-6139Fax: (709) 596-2688Clarenville Campus

69 Pleasant St

Clarenville, NLA5A 1V9Phone: (709) 466-6906Fax: (709) 466-2771Corner Brook Campus

141 O’Connell Drive P.O Box 822

Corner Brook, NLA2H 6H6

Phone: (709) 637-8530Fax: (709) 634-2126

Gander CampusP.O Box 395 Gander, NL A1V 1W8 Phone: (709) 651-4800Fax: (709) 651-4854Grand Falls-Windsor Campus

5 Cromer Ave Grand Falls-Windsor, NLA2A 1X3

Phone: (709) 292-5600Fax: (709) 489-4180Happy Valley-Goose Bay CampusP.O Box 1720, Station B

Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL A0P1E0

Phone: (709) 896-6300Fax: (709) 896-3733Labrador West Campus

1600 Nichols-Adam HighwayLabrador City, NL

A2V 0B8Phone: (709) 944-5787Fax: (709) 944-5413

Prince Philip Drive Campus

1 Prince Philip Drive P.O Box 1693

St John's, NLA1C 5P7Phone: (709) 758-7368Fax: (709) 758-7304 Ridge Road Campus

153 Ridge Road P.O Box 1150

St John’s, NLA1C 6L8Phone: (709) 758-7101Fax: (709) 758-7059

Seal Cove CampusP.O Box 19003Station Seal CoveConception Bay South, NLA1X 5C7

Phone: (709) 744-6846Fax: (709) 744-3929

St Anthony CampusP.O Box 550

St Anthony, NLA0K 4S0

Phone: (709) 454-3559Fax: (709) 454-8808

St John's, NLA1C 5R3Phone: (709) 778-0380/

1-800-563-5799Fax: (709) 778-0322E-mail: admissions@mi.mun.caWebsite: www.mi.mun.ca

Grenfell CampusOffice of the RegistrarP.O Box 2000

Corner Brook, NLA2H 6P9

Phone: (709) 637-6298/6206 Fax: (709) 637-6250E-mail: info@grenfell.mun.caWebsite: www.grenfell.mun.ca

Adult Basic Education Program

Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour

Division of Literacy and Institutional Services

West Block, Confederation Building

St John’s, NL

A1B 4J6

Phone: (709) 729-6828

Website: http://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl

Apprenticeship and Trades Certification

Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour

Apprenticeship and Trades Certification Division

West Block, Confederation Building

Student Recruitment Advisor

CPA Atlantic School of Business

Suite 500, 95 Bonaventure Ave

College of the North Atlantic is governed by a single provincial board and administered by amain executive office with 17 campus locations throughout the province

The Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer (CAS Transfer: College-University) program is acertificate program offered at the Burin, Carbonear, Grand Falls-Windsor, Happy Valley-GooseBay and Labrador West campuses The program has been developed through an agreement withMemorial University It provides the opportunity to complete a suite of courses for which to gaincredit from the College as well as from Memorial University For more information please refer

to Section 2.1.2.

College of the North Atlantic is responsible for delivering educational services throughout theprovince These include:

1 two and three-year programs leading to a diploma;

2 one-year post-graduate programs leading to an advanced diploma;

3 full-time, occupational courses leading to a certificate;

4 academic upgrading programs;

5 career enhancement and personal development programs;

6 courses conducted in formal institutional settings, and courses delivered in communities tomeet local needs;

7 various skills training programs funded by Service Canada;

8 applied research and technology transfer;

9 courses conducted in partnership with other institutions such as Memorial University, theMarine Institute, community agencies, and the private sector;

10 the Office of Distributed Learning (DL) provides web-based online access to College credit courses as well as certificate and diploma programs; and

11 special interest, hobby and craft courses on an evening, part-time, or workshop basis

Memorial University is the province’s only university comprising of the St John’s campus, Signal Hill Campus located in St John’s, Marine Institute located in St John’s, Grenfell Campus located in Corner Brook, and a residential campus in Harlow, England Founded in

1925, Memorial University College was established to honour Newfoundland soldiers who died

in the First World War The College became a full-fledged university 24 years later Today,Memorial University educates students at the undergraduate and graduate levels

The university has six faculties, nine schools, and one institute offering degrees at various levels:

Faculties: Business Administration

EducationEngineering and Applied ScienceHumanities and Social SciencesMedicine

ScienceSchools: Arts and Social Science (Grenfell Campus)

Fine Arts (Grenfell Campus)Graduate Studies

MusicNursingPharmacyHuman Kinetics and RecreationScience and the Environment (Grenfell Campus)Social Work

Institute: Marine Institute

▪ School of Fisheries ▪ School of Maritime Studies ▪ School of Ocean Technology

Memorial's Campuses:

The St John's campus of Memorial University is the largest campus where students may pursue

studies in six faculties - Business Administration, Education, Engineering and Applied Science,

The Signal Hill Campus, located in St John’s at the site of the old Battery Hotel, officially

opened to the public in September 2018 With a focus on public engagement and innovation, thesite includes conference and meeting facilities, graduate student accommodations, and a variety

of offices including the Office of Public Engagement, the Gardiner Centre, Genesis Centre, theHarris Centre, the Newfoundland Quarterly, and the Johnson Geo Centre

The Marine Institute, also located in St John’s, offers degree, diploma, certificate and other

programs in the areas of fisheries and marine science and technology, including Canada’s onlydegree program in maritime studies

Grenfell Campus, located in Corner Brook, offers a variety of four-year undergraduate degree

programs in Arts (english, historical studies, humanities, psychology, social/cultural studies),Business, Environment and Sustainability (environmental studies or resource management), FineArts (theatre, visual arts), Nursing, and Science (computational mathematics, environmentalscience {biology or chemistry}, general science, physics, psychology) The campus offers threegraduate programs

Memorial's campus in Harlow, England hosts co-op students in Business and Engineering, and

Education students during the professional year of their program Specialized programs are alsooffered for students in nursing, humanities and social sciences Memorial University also has

‘study abroad’ programs in Saint Pierre et Miquelon, Europe, and formal exchange programswith universities in Canada and abroad

A variety of credit and non-credit courses are available from Memorial using online techniques

and technology For information on Memorial's online education courses, please contact the

Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning at (709) 864-8700 or 1-866-435-1396 (outside

St John’s)

Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) Program:

The Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) program is offered at three sites: Memorial UniversitySchool of Nursing (St John’s), the Centre for Nursing Studies (St John’s), and Western Regional

addition to the Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) program For further information regardingthe Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) program, please contact the Nursing Consortium Office: Email: nursingadmissions@mun.ca

Phone: (709) 864-8560

1.4 Apprenticeship Training

Apprenticeship training involves on-the-job training under the supervision of a certified journeyperson, and periods of classroom training to learn the technical knowledge required to becomecompetent in an occupation The number and the length of on-the-job and classroom technicaltraining periods vary depending upon the occupation When training in an occupation throughthe apprenticeship system, the individual becomes an apprentice by having an Apprenticeship

apprenticeship training, please contact the Apprenticeship and Trades Certification Division at:(709) 729-2729, 1-877-771-3737, email: app@gov.nl.ca or visit the Department of Advanced

Education, Skills and Labour website at: http://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl.

1.5 Private Training Institutions

A list of private institutions can be obtained by contacting the Literacy and Institutional ServicesDivision, Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour at (709) 729-3100, or on theDepartment of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour website at: http://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl

1.6 Adult Basic Education (ABE) Program

In Newfoundland and Labrador, one way to achieve high school equivalency is completing theAdult Basic Education (ABE) program The ABE program consists of three levels: Level I refers

to basic literacy and numeracy skills; Level II provides transitional skills similar to public schoolgrades 7-9; and Level III corresponds to grades 10-12 and requires the completion of a minimum

of 36 credits in order to graduate ABE is delivered using provincially-developed curriculum and

is a predominantly individualized, classroom-based program ABE is offered in a variety offormats including full-time, part-time and online (Level I only) The ABE program is delivered

by community-based organizations and private institutions For more information on the ABEprogram, visit the Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour website at:

http://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl

The transfer arrangements in Section Two apply to courses or programs taken during this academic year

(September 1 to August 31) Credit for courses taken previously is normally governed by the appropriateTransfer Guide for the year in which courses were taken Students who have interrupted their studies or spreadthem out over a longer period of time should seek advice from the institution which the student wishes to enter

to determine the current status of transfer arrangements The tables in Section Two are to be read from

sending to receiving institution only Transfers are not necessarily two-way, for example:

College of the North

Here is how this table is read, from sending to receiving:

 A student who has successfully completed Statistics MA1670 at College of the North Atlantic will receivecredit for Statistics 2107M, Statistics 2108M at Marine Institute or Statistics 2500 at Memorial University.This does not necessarily mean that:

 A student who has successfully completed Statistics 2107M, Statistics 2108M at Marine Institute or Statistics

2500 at Memorial University will receive credit for Statistics MA1670 at College of the North Atlantic

In order to determine if the reverse is true, go to Section 2.1.3 where Marine Institute is the sending institution and to Section 2.1.4 where Memorial University is the sending institution, and look across to see if there is

any corresponding credit transfer at College of the North Atlantic (the receiving institution)

Note: The courses listed in the following tables are not necessarily available at all university and college

campuses Please consult the appropriate institutional calendar for more information

2.1.1 College of the North Atlantic

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

unspecified credit hours

Business Communication I CM1240

AND II CM1241 AND Oral

Communications CM2200 AND Report

Writing CM2300

2Business – three unspecified credit hours

*Business Finance FN2110 AND

FN2111

2Business 4500

2Business 3030

unspecified credit hoursCollective Agreement Administration 2Business - three

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Current Topics in Human Resource

Management and Industrial Relations

HN3110

2Business – three unspecified credit hours

unspecified credit hours

unspecified credit hours

OR 2Business 1020

2Business 2100

unspecified credit hours

*Human Resource Management I

HN1230 AND II HN1240

2Business 4320 OR

2Business 3300

unspecified credit hours

*Intermediate Financial Accounting I

2Business 1010

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

*Managerial Accounting I AC2250 AND

unspecified credit hoursOccupational Health and Safety

HN1400

2Business - three unspecified credit hoursOil and Gas Production Accounting

AC2540

2Business - three unspecified credit hours

Business 2300

unspecified credit hours

Principles of Internal Auditing AC2360 2Business - three

unspecified credit hours

OR Business 0XX3

unspecified credit hours

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

unspecified credit hoursStrategic Compensation and Benefits

HN2200

2Business – three unspecified credit hours

unspecified credit hours

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Technical Report Writing II CM1401 Communication Skills

1104 OR 1200 OR

1201 OR 1202 OR

1205

Computer Science

Fundamentals of Database Design

CP3410 AND Object Oriented

Programming in Java CP2280

Computer Science – three unspecified credit hours (first year level)

three unspecified credit hours (first year level)Computer Systems Architecture CP1880 Computer Science 2003

three unspecified credit hours (fourth year level)

Economics

Engineering

Digital Systems I (Logic) DP1110 Digital Logic

ELTR2102Electrotechnology I ET1100 Electrotechnology 1100

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Electrotechnology II ET1101 Electrotechnology

ELTK 1200M

Environmental Science

Environmental Assessment I EN1600,

Environmental Assessment II EN1601,

Solid Waste Management EN2220 AND

Wastewater Management and Treatment

EN2540

Environmental Science 4131

Environmental Studies

1000

Remote Sensing SU1550 AND

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

SU3210

Environmental Studies 2000

History

unspecified credit hours(second year level)

Human Kinetics and Recreation

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Introduction to Community Recreation

Leadership RS1100

1Human Kinetics and Recreation 2000Principles and Procedures of Therapeutic

Recreation RS1530

1Human Kinetics and Recreation -three unspecified credit hoursPrinciples of Physical Fitness FH1200,

Physical Activity Programming for

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Supervised Field Placement Experience I

FW1710, Supervised Field Placement

Experience II FW1711, Supervised Field

Placement Experience III FW2710 AND

Supervised Field Placement Experience

IV FW2711

1Human Kinetics and Recreation 299W

Mathematics

Mathematics MA1100 1Mathematics 1100

Music

Music Theory I MU1130 AND Songs &

Songwriting MU1200

2Music 1120

unspecified credit hours(first year level)

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Psychology

unspecified credit hours

unspecified credit hours(second year level)

unspecified credit hours(first year level)

Sociology - Labrador Society and

Culture SC1400

Sociology – three unspecified credit hours(first year level)

(St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Statistics

Statistics 2108M Statistics 2500 OR 2550

Tourism

*Course(s) must have been completed at one of the following locations: Bay St George, Burin, Carbonear, Clarenville, Corner Brook, Grand Falls-Windsor, Port aux Basques, Prince Philip Drive

1 Provided a grade of 60 per cent is achieved

2 Provided a grade of 65 per cent is achieved

The Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer (CAS Transfer: College-University) program is acertificate program offered at the Burin, Carbonear, Grand Falls-Windsor, Happy Valley-Goose Bayand Labrador West campuses of College of the North Atlantic The program has been developedthrough an agreement with Memorial University It provides students with the opportunity to complete

a suite of courses for which they will gain credit from College of the North Atlantic as well as fromMemorial University The following table provides a list of the College courses within the programthat are transferable to Memorial University and constitute the equivalent of a first year of universitystudies For more information on the program and its courses, please contact College of the NorthAtlantic at: 1-888-982-2268 or go to the College’s website at: www.cna.nl.ca

Note: In areas of curriculum content and testing methodologies, these courses are identical to

1001

Biology 1002

CH1135 None, but high school Chemistry is recommended

However, mathematical skills are required, and students with low marks in high school Academic Mathematics (less than 70 per cent) are strongly recommended to upgrade their mathematics background

of this course is not to re-teach core chemical concepts but to build on them Students with a weak chemistry background are advised to register for

Mathematics Placement Test

OR Memorial Mathematics

1090

Economics 1010

Mathematics Placement Test

Minimum of 60 per cent in

English 3201 OR in the former

combination of Language 3101

AND a minimum of 60 per cent

in one of Thematic Literature

MUN’s admission requirements)

EL1320 Normally 1000: Introduction to Folklore is the prerequisite for

this course; this can be waived with special permission of the head of the Folklore

EL1420 OR Memorial French

1500 OR High School French

3200

French 1501

Introductory

French III EL1440

EL1430 OR Memorial French

55 per cent on the Mathematics

Placement Test OR a pass (50

per cent) in Mathematics 1041

Mathematics 1090

50 per cent on the Mathematics

Placement Test OR a pass (50

per cent) in Mathematics 1041

50 per cent on the Mathematics

Placement Test OR a pass (50

per cent) in Mathematics 1041

75 per cent on Mathematics

Placement Test OR a pass (50

per cent) in Mathematics 1104

OR a pass in Mathematics 3204 AND at least 85 per cent on the

Mathematics Placement Test

OR a pass in Mathematics 3205 AND at least 75 per cent on the

Mathematics Placement Test

MA1130 OR ten credit hours in

first year mathematics courses (two first year math courses)

Mathematics 2050 Math 2203

Physics

Physics I PH1120 High School Level III Academic Mathematics with a

minimum mark of 70 per cent

OR a pass in high school Level III Advanced Mathematics OR

College Mathematics MA1104 (Memorial Mathematics 1090)

College Mathematics MA1104 (Memorial Mathematics 1090) may be taken concurrently

Physics 1020 Physics 1100

Introductory

Physics II PH1121

College Physics PH1120 OR Memorial Physics 1020 OR College Physics PH1130 OR Memorial Physics 1050 AND

College Mathematics MA1130

OR Memorial Mathematics

1000 College Mathematics MA1130 (Memorial

Mathematics 1000) may be taken concurrently

Physics 1021 Physics 1200

Physics I PH1130 High School Physics 2204 AND

3204 AND College

Mathematics MA1130 (Memorial Mathematics 1000)

College Mathematics MA1130 (Memorial Mathematics 1000) may be taken concurrently

Physics 1050 Physics 1100

AND College Mathematics

MA1131 (Memorial Mathematics 1001) College Mathematics MA1131 (Memorial Mathematics 1001) may be taken concurrently

No prerequisite Sociology – three

unspecified credit hours(second-year level)

2.1.3 Marine Institute

Marine Institute College of the North

Atlantic Memorial University (St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Biology

hours (first year level)

hours (third year level)

Chemistry

Communications

Communications Skills 1100 Technical Report Writing I

CM1400Communication Skills 1200 Technical Report Writing II

Marine Institute College of the North

Atlantic Memorial University (St John’s/Grenfell Campuses)

Digital Logic 2102 Digital Electronics DP1110

Electrical Practice 2300 Analog Electronics (M,E)

PE2100Electrotechnology 227 Physics 1321

Electrotechnology 1100 Electrotechnology ET1100

Electrotechnology 1200 Electrotechnology ET1101

Engineering Graphics 1100 Engineering Graphics

EG1110Fluids 3100 Fluid Power (Hydraulics/

Pneumatics) FM3100

Hydraulics 312 AND 322 Hydraulics WA1100

Materials and Processes

2100 Materials and Processes CF1100

Mathematics 111 AND 121

AND 211 AND 223

Mathematics MA1100 OR MA1700 AND MA1101