Transfer Agreement

AAS in General Engineering Technology to BS in Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Transferring from Alexandria Technical and Community College (ATCC)

Transfer Process

All transfer students following the AAS in General Engineering Technology to Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology Transfer Agreement must follow the admission process to be admitted to St. Cloud State University. Students must complete the entire sending program and meet graduation requirements at both institutions.

Courses listed below are listed on individual Transfer Agreements, additional courses will transfer according to currently determined transfer equivalencies. 

This agreement is effective from 8/1/2025 through 7/31/2030.

Course Breakdown

Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MNTC) Courses Completed for ATCC AAS in AAS in General Engineering Technology to BS in Manufacturing Engineering Technology

ATCC Course Credits SCSU Equivalent/Substitution Credits
Goal 1, 2: ENGL 1410 Composition I 3 ENGL 191 Intro Rhetorical & Analytical Writing 6
Goal 1, 2: ENGL 1420 Composition I 3
Goal 2, 3: CHEM 1500 General Chemistry 4 Critical Thinking Elective
CHEM 210 General Chemistry I
4
Goal 2, 3: PHYS 1407 College Physics
Goal 3: PHYS 1408 College Physics Lab
4 PHYS 231 General Physics 4
Goal 4: MATH 1425 Precalculus 4 MATH 115 Precalculus 4
Goal 5: NAV 102 Naval History and *NAV 104 Civil Military Organization and Policy  6 History/Social Behavior Elective
Global Perspective Elective
6
Goal 5, 8: NAV 105 Intro to the Geopol Environment 3
Goal 6, 9: NAV 101 Naval Ethics & Leadership 3 Humanities & Fine Arts Elective
GENG 101 Ethics & Eng Profession
6
HTC Credits 30 MNTC/General Education Total 30

Special Notes, if any: *NAV 104 Civil Military Org. and Policy (3 cr): NAV 104 also substitutes for 3 credits of a major technical elective.

Major, Emphasis or Elective Course Completed for ATCC AAS in General Engineering Technology

ATCC Course Credits SCSU Equivalent/Substitution Credits
MEDR 1617 Computer Assisted Drafting 2-D 3 MFET 115 Engineering Communication 3
MATH 1447 Introduction to Statistics 4 STAT 239 Statistical Methods I for Physical Sci 4

CSCI 1525 C++ for Science and Engineers

4 GENG 102 Engineering Problem Solving 4

Military Occupation Engineering Technology Training and/or additional ATCC technical courses

13 Major Technical Electives 13

ENGR 1220 Introduction to Engineering
NAV 103 Naval Force Design

6

Major Technical Electives

6

*NAV 104 Civil Military Organization and Policy

*See Special Notes regarding NAV 104 - Major technical elective

Major, Emphasis and Elective Total 30 Total College Credits Applied  30

St. Cloud State Requirements

Remaining Courses to be complete at SCSU (64 credits)

SCSU Course Credits
MnTC Goal Area 1: CMST 192 Intro Communication Studies 3
MATH 221 Calculus I 4
MnTC Goal Area 6 & 7: ENGL 216 African American Literature 3
Upper Division MnTC Goal Area 10: People and the environment  3
ECON 205 or 206 Macro- or Micro-economics  3
MFET 240 Metrology 2
MFET 241 Applied Statistics and Dynamics 3
MFET 242 Applied Thermo & Fluid Mechanics 3
MFET 243 Strength of Materials 3
MFET 312 Computer-Aided Design 3
MFET 330 Production Systems Control 3
MFET 336 Manufacturing Concepts 3
MFET 343 Computer Integrated Manufacturing 3
MFET 345 Manufacturing Processes 3
MFET 348 Plastic Manufacturing 3
GENG 360 Engineering Economics 2
GENG 380 Engineering Communication 2
MFET 420 Continuous Improvement 3
MFET 448 Applications of Composite Materials 3
MFET 450 Design for Manufacturability 3
MFET 470 MfgET Capstone Project I 3
MFET 471 MfgET Capstone Project II 3

Be Advised

  • All SCSU students must complete a minimum of 120 credits to graduate.
  • All SCSU students must have at least 40 credits of 300/400 level courses to graduate.
  • All SCSU students must complete a minimum of 40 credits of Liberal Education courses AND meet the requirements of all 10 goal areas, including RIGR and Diversity.

Work with your advisor as well as SCSU Transfer Admissions to ensure requirements for each institution's program are being met. Refer to www.transferology.com for up-to-date information on course equivalencies.

The college and university shall work with students to resolve the transfer of courses should changes to either program occur while the agreement is in effect.

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