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Mt. Hood Community CollegetoOregon Institute of TechnologyBachelor of Applied Science in Technology and ManagementArticulation Agreement2019 - 2020 CatalogIt is agreed that students transferring with an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) or Associate ofScience (AS) from Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) to Oregon Institute of Technology’s(Oregon Tech) Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology and Management (BTM) will be given fullcredit for up to 60 credits of Career Technical Electives and additional listed courses as completed.This agreement is based on the evaluation of the rigor and content of the general education andtechnical courses at both MHCC and Oregon Tech, and is subject to a reevaluation every year by bothschools for continuance. This agreement is dated April 9, 2020.Baccalaureate students must complete a minimum of 60 credits of upper-division work before a degreewill be awarded. Upper-division is defined as 300-and 400-level classes at a bachelor’s degree grantinginstitution. Baccalaureate students at Oregon Tech must complete 45 credits from Oregon Techbefore a degree will be awarded.Admission to Oregon Tech is not guaranteed. Students must apply for admission to Oregon Tech inaccordance with the then-existing rules, policies and procedures of Oregon Tech. Students areresponsible for notifying the Oregon Tech Admissions and Registrar’s Office when operating underan articulation agreement to ensure their credits transfer as outlined in this agreement. In order toutilize this agreement students must be attending MHCC during the above catalog year. Students mustenroll at Oregon Tech within three years of this approval.The following degree programs are approved for this articulation:AAS in Automotive TechnologyAAS in Business ManagementAAS in Computer Game DevelopmentAAS in Computer Information Systems (CIS)AAS in Cybersecurity: Networking and Security OperationsAAS in Cybersecurity: Penetration TestingAAS in Engineering TechnologyAAS in Fisheries TechnologyAAS in Funeral Service EducationAAS in Integrated Metals (Welding and Machine Tool Technologies)AAS in Integrated Metals: Machine Tool TechnologyAAS in MechatronicsAAS in Natural Resources Technology: Forest ResourcesAAS in Natural Resources Technology: Wildlife ResourcesAAS in Physical Therapist Assistant
MHCC Approved AAS or AS toOregon Tech’s BAS in Technology and Management2019 - 2020Page 2 of 5Mt. Hood Community College06/08/2020Kay Lopez, DeanEngineering, Industrial, and Apprenticeships06/14/2020Al McQuarters, Vice PresidentInstructionOregon Institute of Technology05/18/2020Carleen Drago Starr, DirectorEducational Outreach and Partnerships05/19/2020Maureen Sevigny, Program DirectorTechnology and Management06/01/2020Hallie Neupert, Department ChairBusiness Management06/01/2020Tom Keyser, DeanCollege of Engineering, Technology, and Management06/04/2020Wendy IvieUniversity Registrar
MHCC Approved AAS or AS toOregon Tech’s BAS in Technology and Management2019 - 2020Page 3 of 5Mt. Hood Community College Degree Courses & Oregon Tech Equivalent CreditsSome courses listed below will be included in the MHCC program curriculum. All other courses can betaken at MHCC or Oregon Tech.Mt. Hood Community CollegeCourse Number & TitleQtr.UnitsAssociate of Science or Associate of Applied Science60Career Technical Electives60BA 206 - Management and Supervisory Fundamentals4BUS 215 - Principles of Management3BA 211 - Financial Accounting I4ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting I4BA 213 - Managerial Accounting4ACC 203 - Principles of Managerial Accounting4BA 223 - Principles of Marketing4BUS 223 - Marketing I3BA 226 - Introduction to Business Law4BUS 226 - Business Law3COMM 111 - Fundamentals of Public Speaking4SPE 111 - Public Speaking3CIS 276 - SQL4MIS 275 - Introduction to Relational Databases3CIS 125SS - Spreadsheets3MIS 102 - Spreadsheet Software Laboratory1EC 201 - Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics4ECO 201 - Principles of Microeconomics3EC 202 - Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics4ECO 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics3Humanities Electives 16Humanities Electives 16Lab Science Elective 24Lab Science Elective 24Math/Science Elective 34Math/Science Elective 34MTH 111 - Pre-Calculus I: Elementary Functions 45MATH 111 - College Algebra4WR 121 - English Composition 44WRI 121 - English Composition3WR 122 - English Composition: Critical Thinking4WRI 122 - Argumentative Writing3WR 227 - Technical Report Writing4WRI 227 - Technical Report Writing3130Total Oregon Tech Degree Credits117Total MHCC Degree Credits 5Oregon Institute of TechnologyCourse Number & TitleQtr.Units
MHCC Approved AAS or AS toOregon Tech’s BAS in Technology and Management2019 - 2020Page 4 of 5In addition to the above courses, the courses listed below are also required for the BAS in Technology andManagement and should be completed at Oregon Tech.All courses below are available online and on-campus in Klamath Falls and Wilsonville.Oregon Institute of TechnologyCourse Number & TitleACC 325 - Finance4ANTH 452 - GlobalizationorHIST 452 - Globalization and the Pacific Northwest3BUS 349 - Human Resource Management I3BUS 356 - Business Presentations4BUS 441 - Leadership I3BUS 457 - Business Research Methods II3BUS 467 - Service Management3BUS 478 - Cases in Strategy and Policy3BUS 495 - Senior Project Proposal3BUS 496 - Senior Project3BUS 497 - Senior Project3MATH 361 - Statistical Methods4MGT 321 - Operations Management I3MGT 335 - Project Management3MGT 461 - Lean/Six Sigma Management I3MIS 206 - Introduction to Management Information Systems3PHIL 331 - Ethics in the ProfessionsorPHIL 342 - Business Ethics3PSY 347 - Organizational Behavior3SPE 321 - Small Group and Team Communication3WRI 327 - Advanced Technical Writing3Additional Oregon Tech Credits 6Total Oregon Tech Degree Credits 71.Qtr.Units63180Students can transfer up to six (6) credit hours of Humanities electives into the BTM; these coursesshould be designated as Humanities electives by Oregon Tech. However, only three (3) humanitiescredits can be studio/performance based. Choose from the following MHCC prefixes: ART, ENG,HUM, MUP, MUS, PHL, R, TA, or Languages (second year/200-level only).
MHCC Approved AAS or AS toOregon Tech’s BAS in Technology and Management2019 - 2020Page 5 of 52.The BTM requires one (1) biological or physical science course with lab. Choose from the followingMHCC prefixes: BI, CH, G, GS, or PH.3.Students can transfer up to four (4) credit hours of Math/Science electives into the BTM; these coursesshould be designated as Math/Science electives by Oregon Tech. Choose from the following MHCCprefixes: BI, CH, G, GS, MTH, or PH. ESR will not be accepted.4.To maximize useable credits toward the BTM, the listed course is recommended for the chosen AASprogram.5.Excess credits will transfer to Oregon Tech as general elective credit with the exception of developmentalcourse work; these credits will not be used toward the BTM.6.Baccalaureate students must complete a minimum of 60 credits of upper-division work before a degreewill be awarded. Upper-division is defined as 300- and 400- level classes at a bachelor’s degree grantinginstitution.7.Oregon Tech’s BTM requires 180 credits.
Science (AS) from Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) to Oregon Institute of Technology's (Oregon Tech ) Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology and Management (BTM) will be given full . All courses below are available online and on-campus in Klamath Falls and Wilsonville. Oregon Institute of Technology Course Number & Title Qtr. Units ACC .
