COA 09-11 Catalog - Peralta Colleges

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44DEGREES AND PROGRAMSCatalog Rights................................................... 45Associate Degree Requirements....................... 45General Education Requirement for the AssociateDegree............................................................... 45Requirements for the Certificate of Achievement 47Requirements for the Certificate of Proficiency.. 47Transfer InformationPlanning to Transfer...................................... 48Impacted Programs....................................... 48Articulation Agreements................................. 48Other Colleges and Universities.................... 49Transfer to the University of CaliforniaTransfer Admissions Requirements............... 50High School Proficiency Examination............ 50General Requirements.................................. 50Requirements for Nonresidents..................... 50General Education/Breadth Requirements.... 50University Requirements for theBaccalaureate Degree................................... 50University of California-Berkeley Campus..... 51Transfer to the California State UniversityTransfer Requirements.................................. 52Making Up Missing College PreparatorySubject Requirements................................... 522009-2010 California State University GeneralEducation Breadth Requirements.................. 53United States History, Constitution, andAmerican Ideals Certification......................... 53Intersegmental General Education TransferCurriculum (IGETC)........................................... 55Certification of IGETC.................................... 56Vocational/Technical Programs Offered atthe Peralta Colleges............................................. 58
Degrees and ProgramsDEGREES AND PROGRAMS45Catalog RightsStudents completing the requirements for the Associatedegree, Certificate of Achievement, or Certificate ofProficiency have catalog rights.A student’s catalog rights are defined as maintainingenrollment in at least one semester per academic year,excluding summer session and intersessions (continuingenrollment), in any of the four Peralta Colleges.A student’s catalog rights include:1. The regulations in effect at the time the studententered the college, provided the student has been incontinuing enrollment until the requirements for theDegree/Certificate are completed; OR2. The regulations current at the time the student reentersthe major program and remains in continuingenrollment until the requirements of the Degree/Certificate are completed; OR3. The regulations current at the time the student filesand receives the Degree/Certificate.Note: While a course might satisfy more that one GeneralEducation requirement, it may not be counted more than oncefor this purpose. (See exception for Ethnic Studies courses.)The withdrawal symbol (“W”) constitutes enrollment.Associate Degree RequirementsRequirements for graduation with an Associate Degree areprescribed by the State Chancellor’s Office and the Boardof Trustees of the Peralta Colleges. Degrees are conferredwhen students have met the prescribed requirements. It isthe student’s responsibility to file all transcripts of previouscollege work and to file a Petition for an Associate Degreeby the deadline date during the semester in which he/sheplans to complete the requirements. See the AcademicCalendar in the Class Schedule for deadline dates.Overall RequirementsCandidates for the Associate Degree must complete atleast 60 degree-applicable units which include coursesin a major, General Education, and the electives, asnecessary.1. At least 22 units must be completed in General Education.2. A minimum of 18 units is required for the major.The specific number of units varies with the major.Students should refer to the individual curriculumpatterns for this information.3. At least 12 units must be completed at College ofAlameda.4. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 (“C”) isrequired in EACH of the following:• Overall grade point average and• General Education Requirements5. A “C” grade or better is required in EACH course inthe major and in area 4A, English composition andarea 4B, mathematics.Note: When the units from the General Education andmajor do not total 60 units, students must complete anydegree-applicable course(s), referred to as electives, untilthe total of at least 60 units is obtained.2009-2010 General Education Requirementsfor the Associate Degree(Updated Annually)General Education requirements for the Associate in Artsand Associate in Science degrees are listed below:Students must complete General Education categories 1through 5, at least 22 units of which must be completedin Categories 1 through 4.A course used to satisfy requirements in one categorymay not be used to satisfy a second General Educationcategory, with the exception of a course used to satisfy theEthnic Studies requirement. A course may be used to fulfillboth a General Education and a major requirement.The following list of courses will be revised each semesteras courses are added or deleted from the curriculum.1. Natural Sciences Minimum 3 unitsCourses in the natural sciences are those that examinethe physical universe, its life forms, and its naturalphenomena. To satisfy the general education requirementin natural sciences, a course should help you develop anappreciation and understanding of the scientific methodand encourage an understanding of the relationshipsbetween science and other human activities. This categorywould include introductory or integrative courses inastronomy, biology, chemistry, general physical science,geology, meteorology, oceanography, physics, and otherscientific disciplines (BP 5.20).Anthropology 1Astronomy 1Biology 1A, 1B, 2, 4, 10, 11, 12A, 12B, 14, 23, 24,26Chemistry 1A, 1B, 30A, 30B, 50Geography 1Geology 10Physics 4A, 4B, 4C, 10
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