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Forsyth Tech OfferingsForsyth Technical Community College and other community colleges in North Carolina offer two-year college transfer programs, twoyear associate in applied science degree programs, one-year diploma programs, and certificate programs. Some courses you take in highschool can exempt you from required courses in these programs.Certificate programs typically take less than one year and concentrate on advanced job skills required by an industry.Diploma programs take one year and are offered in a wide range of subject areas. They are designed to prepare you for employment.Associate in applied science degrees usually take two years (including the summer between) and prepare you for employment in technical areas.Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degree programs also are available at Forsyth Tech.College transfer programs give you the opportunity to complete your first two years of college at FTCC and then transfer to one of thecampuses of the University of North Carolina or to a private college. You can earn an associate in arts or associate in science degree.The following list includes all of the programs at Forsyth Technical Community College. Degrees (AA, AS, & AAS) are in green,diploma programs are bold and certificate programs are black. In the right-hand column an “A” means there are one or more academiccourses articulated in that program and a “C” means there are one or more Career/Technical courses articulated in that program.Certificates, Diplomas and DegreesPremajor Associate inArtsBusiness Administration (A)Criminal Justice (A)Elementary Education (A)Middle Grades Education and SpecialEducation (A)English (A)History (A)Nursing (A)Physical Education (A)Psychology (A)Social Work (A)Sociology (A)Premajor Associate InScienceBiology and Biology Education (A)Chemistry and Chemistry Education (A)Engineering (A)Mathematics (A)Mathematics Education (A)Accounting (A),(C)Air Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Technology (A),(C)Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology-Comfort SystemsArchitectural Technology (A),(C)Architectural Technology-Cad/DigitalImaging (C)Associate Degree Nursing (A),(C)Associate in General EducationAssociate in ScienceAutobody Repair (A),(C)Autobody Repair-Non-Structural Damage (C)Autobody Repair-Painting and Finishing(C)Autobody Repair-Structural DamageAutomotive Systems Tech. (A),(C)Automotive Systems Tech. (A),(C)Basic Law Enforcement TrainingBiomedical Equipment Technology (atCaldwell Tech Community College)Biotechnology (A),(C)Business Administration (A),(C)Early Childhood EducationEarly Childhood Education-Administration (C)Early Childhood Education-EarlyChildhood (C)Early Childhood Education-EarlyLiteracy (C)Early Childhood Education-Infant andToddlerEarly Childhood Education/SpecialEducation (A),(C)Early Childhood Education/SpecialEducationEarly Childhood Education/TeacherAssociate (A),(C)Early Childhood Education/TeacherAssociate-School AgeElectrical/Electronics Tech. (A),(C)Electrical/Electronics Tech. (C)Electronics Engineering Tech.(A),(C)Electronics Engineering Tech.(A),(C)Emergency Medical Science (A),(C)Emergency Medical Science-BridgingProgram (A),(C)Emergency Preparedness TechnologyFinancial Services (A),(C)Fire Protection TechnologyGeneral Occupational Tech. (A),(C)General Occupational Tech.(A),(C)Global Logistics Technology (A),(C)Global Logistics TechnologyGlobal Logistics TechnologyGlobal Logistics Technology-Geographic Informations SystemGraphic Arts and Imaging Technology(A),(C)Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology (A),(C)Healthcare Management TechnologyHealth Information Technology(A),(C) (at Davidson CCC)Heavy Equipment and TransportTechnology (A)Heavy Equipment and TransportTechnologyHorticulture TechnologyHorticulture Tech-Greenhouse andNursery Operations (C)Business Administration-CustomerService (A),(C)Business Administration/ElectronicCommerce (A),(C)Business Administration/International Business (A),(C)Business Administration/International BusinessBusiness Administration/LogisticsManagement (A),(C)Cardiovascular SonographyCardiovascular Sonography-AdultEchocardiography (A)Carpentry (A),(C)Carpentry-Framing (C)Computed Tomography &Magnetic Resonance ImagingTechnology (A)Computed Tomography & MRITech-Distance Learning NonClinicalComputed Tomography & MRITech-Traditional ClinicalComputed Tomography & MRITech-Traditional Non-ClinicalComputer Engineering Tech. (A),(C)Computer Information Tech. (A),(C)Computer Information Technology-Helpdesk OperationsComputer Information TechnologyComputer Information TechnologyHelpdesk OperationsComputer Programming (A),(C)Computer Programming (A),(C)Computer Programming-Java ProgrammingComputer Programming-Visual C Programming (C)Computer Programming-Visual C#Programming (C)Criminal Justice Technology (A),(C)Criminal Justice TechnologyCriminal Justice Technology/LatentEvidence (A)Database ManagementDental AssistingDental Hygiene (A)Digital Effects and AnimationEarly Childhood Education (A),(C)39Horticulture Tech-Landscape Maintenance (C)Human Services Technology (A),(C)Human Services Technology/GerontologyHuman Services Technology-DomesticViolence InterventionHuman Services Technology-SocialServicesHuman Services Technology-SubstanceAbuseIndustrial Systems Tech. (A),(C)Industrial Systems Tech. (A),(C)Industrial Systems Technology-MachineOperatorInformation Systems Security (A),(C)Interior DesignInterventional Cardiac and VascularTechnology (A)Interventional Cardiac and VascularTechnology (A)Interventional Cardiac and VascularTechnology-CardiacInterventional Cardiac and VascularTechnology-VascularLandscape GardeningMachining TechnologyMachining TechnologyMachining Technology-CNCMagnetic Resonance ImagingMagnetic Resonance Imaging-AdvancedPlacementMagnetic Resonance Imaging-Advanced StudiesMechanical Engineering Tech. (A),(C)Mechanical Engineering Tech. - CADMedical Assisting (A),(C)Medical Laboratory Technology(at Davidson CCC)Medical Office Administration (A),(C)Medical Office Administration-MedicalReceptionist (C)Medical Office Administration-Outpatient Billing (C)Medical Sonography (A)Medical Transcription (A),(C)Nanotechnology (A)Networking Technology (A),(C)
High School RegistrationNetworking Technology-SecurityOffice Systems Technology-Front(A),(C)Office/Information Specialist(C)Networking Technology-MCSE (A),(C)Office Systems Technology-MiNetworking Technology-Networkingcrosoft Office Specialist (C)SecurityParalegal Technology (A),(C)Networking Technology-Cisco Networking Associate (C)Paralegal Technology-BusinessRecommendedHighSchool CoursePractice (C)of al Technology-Family LawNetworking Technology-Linux RhceParalegal Technology-LitigationNetworking Technology - Linux RHCTParalegal Technology-PersonalInjuryNetworking Technology - MCSAParalegal Technology-RealNuclear Medicine Technology (A),(C)PropertyOffice Systems Technology (A),(C)Paralegal Technology-Wills &Office Systems Technology (A),(C)Estate AdministrationOffice Systems Technology (C)Pharmacy Technology (at GuilfordReal Estate (C)Technical Community Coll.)Real Estate AppraisalPhysical Therapist Assistant (A)Recreational Vehicle Maintenance andCollaborative Agreement/Host ColRepair Technologylege: Guilford Technical CommuRespiratory Therapy (A)nity College)Therapeutic Massage (A),(C)Plumbing (A)Therapeutic Massage (A),(C)ForsythTechAASProgramPlumbingVitacultral and Enology Technology (atPractical Nursing (A)Surry Technical Community Coll.)Project Management TechnologyWeb Technologies A,(C)Race Car Technology (A, C)Web Technologies (C)Radiation Therapy Technology (A)Welding Technology (A),(C)Radiation Therapy Techology-AdWelding Technology (C)vanced Placement (A)Radiography (A)Real Estate (A),(C)Forsyth Tech Articulated Coursesscore of 80 or above. For Early Childhood it is a scale score of 80 on theVOCATS. taken the College Placement Test (CPT) in reading, writing and mathand obtained scores that place the student into college-level work. Studentswho have an ACT composite score of 21 or SAT scores of 480 in criticalreading and 500 in math are exempt from taking the CPT test and will beawarded credit. enrolled at Forsyth Tech within 24 months of graduation from highschool.Credit awarded by articulation is based upon the articulation agreementthat was in effect at the time that the student completed the high schoolcourse. Any issues regarding the nature and equivalency of course contentwill be referred to the appropriate Forsyth Tech division dean before a finaldecision is made.The following list includes the high school courses and their articulatedcommunity college courses. Courses in italics are articulated at any community college in the state that offers that course.Forsyth Tech has an agreement with the school system that honorssome high school courses as substitutes for community collegecourses. These courses are considered equivalent and are called “articulated courses.”Articulation agreements between Forsyth Tech and WS/FCSprovide a seamless academic pathway from high school into community college programs. When a student takes an articulated course,he/she is taking a high school course that results in the same learningoutcomes as a similar Forsyth Tech course. The high school and community college faculty have examined the course competencies andagreed upon their equivalency.Forsyth Tech will grant credit by articulation provided the studenthas:To be a CollegeTechmustcomplete course(s)four units from receiveda gradeof Prep“B” completer,or higher youin thesecondaryfor theelectivecourses,creditincludingat least onethe starreda courseswhicharticulatedis requestedandofreceivedVOCATS rawWSFCS CourseFTCC CourseCourse No.Local Course TitleCourse Prefix /No.Course Title620025Princ. of BusinessBUS 110Intro to BusinessBUS 125Personal Finance621525Business LawBUS 115Business Law622525Bus Mngmt & HighApp. SchoolBUSCourse137Principlesof Business ORRecommendedof StudyOST 181Intro to Office SystemsBUS 230Small Business Mngmt.623525Small Bus EntreprspBUS 230Small Bus Mngmt631125Accounting IACC 111Financial Accounting ORACC 115College AccountingACC 118Acctg Fundamentals I641125Computer App I orCIS 111/CTS 111 Basic PC LiteracyMicrosoft ITAOR CIS 110 Intro to ComputersCIS 113/CTS 113 Computer BasicsOST 136Word Processing641225Computer App II orOST 137Office Software App. ORMultimedia & Web Design OST 233College Desktop Pblg ICTS 125Bus PresentationsWEB 110Intranet/Web Fund.641555e-Commerce IWEB 110Intranet/Web Fund.641655e-Commerce IIWEB 210Web-Design662125/MarketingMKT 120Principles of Marketing662225& Marketing Mngmt662655Strategic MarketingMKT 120Principles of Marketing684125/Horticulture I and IIHOR 150Intro to Horticulture684225684125Horticulture IHOR 150 Intro to Horticulture684225Horticulture IIHOR 152 Horticulture Practices711120/Early Childhood Ed I/IIEDU 119Intro to Early Childhood711250Education (subj. to stateguidelines, prog. enrollmt)720955Biotechnology IBTC 181Basic Lab Techniques721125Allied Hlth Sciences IMED 110Orient toMED Asstg ANDTo be a CollegeTechSciencePrep completer,youmustfourthe I722125or MedicalIMED112completeOrientto unitsClinicfromSettingelective courses,includingat leastof the 121starredMedcourses721220Allied HlthSciencesII or one MEDTerminology I ANDHealth Science II orMED 122 Med Terminology IIWSFCS CourseFTCC CourseCourse No.Local Course TitleCourse Prefix /No.Course Title722255or Medical Science IIMED 130 Admin. Office Proc. I102450Honors English IVENG 101Applied Communications I(w/ placement test score)201520Technical Math IMAT101Applied Math I w/ CPTForsyth Tech AAS Programscores201720Technical Math IIMAT 115Mathematical Models w/CPT scores751220/Auto Tech. I & IIAUT 110Intro to Automotive Tech751320(with HS teacher sig)AUT 111Basic Auto Tech(Submit vehicle inspecting AUT 161Electrical Systemscertificate for AUT 110 credit)For AUT 161, need NATEF electrical task list with HS teacher sig751320Auto Technology IIIAUT 151Brake Systemswith NATEF Brakes Task Listwith HS Teacher Signature751320Auto Technology IIIAUT 181Engine performance-Elecw/ NATEF certification752120/Auto Body Repair I/IIAUB 121Non-Structrual Damage I752220(with tchr rec)AUB 111Painting & Refinishing I763120/Electronics I & IIELC 113Basic Wiring763250ELC 112DC/AC Electricity ANDEGR 131Intro to Elec. TechELC 131DC/AC Analysis and LabCET 110Intro to CET763250Elect. II (with prof exam)ELC 131DC/AC AnalysisELC 131 A Lab772120/Carpentry I/IICAR 110Introduction to Carpentry772220772120/Carpentry I/IICAR 111Carpentry I772220(with tchr rec)774125/Elec Trades I & IIELC 113Basic Wiring I774220GRA 121Graphic Arts AND793120Commercial Art IGRD 141 Graphics Design798155Cisco Networking INET 125/126 Routing & SwtichingNET 110Networking Concepts40
High School RegistrationForsyth Tech Articulated Courses (continued from page 40)WSFCS CourseFTCC f StudyCourseNo.Local CourseTitleSchoolCoursePrefix /No.Course Title798255Cisco Networking IINET 225/226 Adv Routing&Switching799125Computer Engineering ICTS 120Hardware/Software Sppt799255Computering Eng. IICTS 220Adv Hardware/SoftwareSupport800525Technology StudiesHUM 110 Technology and Society(with prof exam, tchr rec. & portifolio)ARC 111Intro to Arch Tech andARC 113Residential Arch Tech814125Structural SystemsDFT 119Basic CAD103570Course No.Local Course Title306370AP Physics (3/4)AP Physics (5)402170AP US History (3/4)AP US History (5)402370AP Eur. History (3/4)AP Eur. History (5)400470AP US Govt & Politics(3 or better)400370AP Govt: Comparative(3 or better)405570AP Macroeconomics(3 or better)405470AP Microeconomics(3 or better)408070AP Psychology(3 or better)521570AP Music Theory(3 or better)545270AP Art Drawing I(3 or better)545370AP Art Portfolio 2545470or Portfolio 3(3 or better)544870AP Art History (3/4)AP Art History (5)COURSES BELOW DO NOT REQUIRE VOCATS SCORESBut do require a grade of B or betterAP English-Lang/CompENG 111Expository Writing(score 3 or better)102450Honors English IVENG 101Applied Comm I103670AP English-Comp/LitENG 112Argument-based(score 3 or better)Research104570AP French/Lang (3/4)FRE 111Elementary French IAP French/Lang (5)FRE 111/112 Elem French I & II105570AP Spanish/Lang (3/4)SPA 111Elementary Spanish IAP Spanish/Lang (5)SPA 111/112 Elem Spanish I & II106470AP German/Lang (3/4)GER 111Elementary German IAP German/Lang (5)GER 111/112 Elem German I & II201520Technical Math IMAT 101Applied Math I201720Technical Math IIMAT 115Mathematical Models206670AP StatisticsMAT 151Statistics I(3 or better)MAT 151A Statistics I Lab207670AP Math ABMAT 271Calculus I(3 or better)207770AP Math BC (5)MAT 271Calculus I and272 completeCalculusTo be a College Tech Prep completer, MATyou mustfourIIunits from the302170Biology(3/4) at least oneBIO111starredGeneralBiology IelectiveAPcourses,includingof thecourses.AP Biology (5)BIO 111General Biology I andBIO 112General Biology II304270AP Env ScienceBIO 140Env. Biology(3 or better)BIO 140A Env. Biology Lab305170AP Chemistry (3/4)CHM 151 General Chemistry IAP Chemistry (5)CHM 151 General Chemistry I andRecommended High School Course of StudyForsyth Tech AAS ProgramTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses41CHM 152General Chemistry IIAAS Program FTCC CourseCourse Prefix /No.Course TitlePHY 151College Physics IPHY 151College Physics I andPHY 152College Physics IIHIS 131American History IHIS 131American History I andHIS 132American History IIHIS 121Western Civilization IHIS 121Western Civ I andHIS 122Western Civilization IIPOL 120American GovernmentPOL 210Comp. GovernmentECO 252Prin of MacroeconomicsECO 251Prin of MicroeconomicsPSY 150PSY 118MUS 121General Psychology ORInterpersonal PsychMusic TheoryART 131Drawing IART 214Portfolio & ResumeART 114ART 114ART 115Art History Survey IArt History Survey I andArt History Survey II
High School RegistrationPossible Occupations: Accounts Payable/Receivable Clerk,AccountingBookkeeper, Cost Clerk, Accountant, Auditor, Tax Preparer, ControllerRecommended High School Course of StudyForsyth Tech AAS Program9th Grade ElectivesYear 13Computer Applications I or Microsoft ITA courseAccounting Elective10th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication Systems11th Grade ElectivesComputer Applications II* or Multimedia and Webpage DesignAccounting I12th Grade ElectivesAccounting II*Accounting ElectiveAccounting ElectiveMath SequenceTechnical Math II recommendedAccounting ElectivesBusiness & ElectronicCommunicationsBusiness LawBusiness ManagementPrinciples of BusinessComputer Information Systems IComputer Information Systems II*Strategic Marketing*InternshipFallACC 120ENG 111MAT 115PSY 150SpringACC 121ACC 129BUS 225CIS 111ENG 114--- ---Articulated CoursesTech Math II Math Models (MAT115)Business Law Business Law I(BUS 115)AP English (score 3) ExpositoryWriting (ENG 111)Year 14Principles of Accounting IExpository WritingMath ModelsGeneral PsychologyPrin of Manag AccountingIndividual Income TaxesBusiness FinanceBasic PC LiteracyProf. Research & Rep.Humanities/Fine ArtsElectiveSummerACC 130 Business Income TaxesACC 220 Intermediate Acc. IBUS 115 Business Law IOther RequirementsNoneFallACC 221 Intermediate Acc. IIACC 225 Cost AccountingACC 269 Auditing & AssuranceServicesBUS 116 Business Law IICTS 130 SpreadsheetSpringACC 150 Accounting SoftwareApplicationACC 226 Advanced ManagerialAccountingACC 250 Advanced AccountingACC 279 Advanced AuditingECO 252 Prin. of MacroeconomicsTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred coursesPossible Occupations: Architectural Technician, HousingArchitectural TechnologyInspector, Building Material Sales, Contractor, Computer Designer, TrussManufacturer, Facility PlannerRecommended High School Course of Study9th Grade ElectivesFundamentals of TechnologyComputer Applications I or Microsoft ITA course10th Grade ElectiveDigital Communication SystemsArchitecture Technology Elective11th Grade ElectiveStructural Systems*12th Grade ElectivesPhysics ORPrinciples of Technology (2 hrs.)Technology Studies*Architectural Technology ElectiveMath SequenceAlgebra II or Technical Math IIrecommendedForsyth Tech AAS ProgramArchitectural TechnologyElectivesYear 13FallComputer Applications I or MicrosoftITA courseCommunications Systems*Manufacturing Systems*InternshipARC 111ARC 112ARC 250ENG 111MAT 121Articulated CoursesSpringTechnology Studies with proficiencyexam and teacher recommendation Intro. to Arch. Tech. (ARC 111)Structural Systems ArchitecturalCAD (ARC 114)AP English Score of 3 ExpositoryWriting (ENG 111)Students may submit a portfolio whichmay be articulated into one or all ofARC-111, ARC-113, and ARC-114.ARC 113ARC 114ARC 210ENG 114MAT 122PHY 131SummerARC 131ARC 211ARC 221ARC 230Other RequirementsNoneTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses42Intro. to Arch Tech.Const. Mats. & MethodsSurvey of ArchitectureExpository WritingAlgebra/Trig. IResidential Arch. Tech.Architectural CADIntro to Sustain DesignProf. Research & Rep.Algebra/Trig. IIPhysics - MechanicsBuilding CodesLight Const. Tech.Arch. 3-D CADEnvironmental SystemsYear 14FallARC 141ARC 212ARC 231PSY 150--- ---SpringARC 132ARC 213ARC 235ARC 240Elem. Struct. for Arch.Com. Construction Tech.Arch. PresentationPsychologyHumanities ElectiveSpec and ContactDesign ProjectArchitecture PortfolioSite Planning
High School RegistrationAutomotive Systems Tech.Possible Occupations: Engine Preparation Specialist, Engine Assembly Specialist, Chassis Fabrication/Welder, Chassis Set-up Technician, InteriorSheet Metal FabricationRecommended High School Course of StudyForsyth Tech AAS Program9th Grade ElectivesYear 13Year 14FallFallComputer Applications I or Microsoft ITA course10th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication Systems11th Grade ElectivesAutomotive Technology I (2 hrs.)12th Grade ElectivesAutomotive Technology II (2 hrs.)*Transportation ElectiveMath SequenceThrough Algebra II or TechnicalMath IITransportation ElectivesFundamentals of TechnologyTransportation Systems*Electronics IAuto Body Repair I (2 hrs.)Auto Body Repair II* (2 hrs.)AUT 110 Introduction to Auto TechAUT 141 Susp. and Steering Syst.AUT 141A Susp. and Steering LabAUT 161 Basic Auto ElectricityMAT 115 Mathematical ModelsArticulated CoursesAutomotive Tech I and II Intro toAuto Tech (AUT 110)Automotive Tech I or II Brake Systems (AUT 151)Automotive Tech I or II Brake Systems Lab (AUT 151A)Tech. Math II Math Models (MAT 115)SpringAUT 151 Brakes SystemsAUT 151A Brake Systems LabAUT 163 Adv. Auto ElectricityAUT 181 Engine Performance IAUT 181A Engine Performance I LabENG 111 Expository WritingOther RequirementsSummerNoneAUT 71 Auto Climate ControlAUT 183 Engine Performance IIPSY 118 Interpersonal PsychologyorPSY1150 General Psychology*--- --Humanities/Fine Arts Elect.AUT 113 Auto Servicing IorCOE 112 Co-op Work Experience IAUT 116 Engine RepairAUT 116A Engine Repair LabAUT 231 Man Trans/Axles/Drive Tr.AUT 231A Man Trans/Axles LabAUT 285 Intro to Alternative FuelsSpringAUT 213 Automotive Servicing IIorCOE 122 Co-op Work Experience IIAUT 221 Auto Trans/TransaxlesAUT 221A Auto Trans/axles LabAUT 283 Adv. Auto ElectronicsCOM 231 Public Speaking*orENG 115 Oral CommunicationsorApplied Physics IITo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses.Possible Occupations: Research assistant, research associate, re-Biotechnologysearch technician, scientist assistant & associate, lab assistant, lab technician,quality control technician, bioprocess technicianRecommended High School Course of Study9th Grade ElectivesComputer Applications I or Microsoft ITA courseBiomedical Technology10th Grade ElectivesBiotechnology I11th Grade ElectivesBiotechnology IIInternship12th Grade ElectivesAdvanced StudiesMath SequenceTechnical Math II recommendeddOther RequirementsChemistry recommendedForsyth Tech AAS ProgramBiotechnology ElectivesYear 13Computer Applications IIComputer Applications IIMedical Science IMedical Science IIHealth Team RelationsFallBIO 111 General Biology ICHM 131 Introduction to ChemistryCHM 131A Intro to Chemistry LabCIS 110 Intro to ComputersENG 111 Expository WritingMAT 115 Mathematical ModelsArticulated CoursesComputer Applications I CIS 110Intro To ComputersAP Biology BIO 111 General Biology IAP English – Lang. and Composition ENG 111Technical Math II MAT 115 Mathematical ModelsAP Statistics Statistics I and Statistics I Lab (MAT 151 and 151A)Biotechnology I BTC 181 Basic LabTechniquesSpringBIO 112 General Biology IICHM 132 Organic & BiochemistryMAT 151 Statistics IMAT 151A Statistics Lab IPSY 118 Interpersonal PsychologyTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses43Year 14FallBTC 181 Basic Lab TechniquesBio Tech Lab ExperienceWEB 110 Inter/Web Fundamentals--- --Technical SpecialtyElective--- --Technical SpecialtyElective--- --Humanities ElectiveSpringBIO 285 Research & MeasurementCOE 111 Co-op Work Experience IENG 114 Prof Research andReporting--- --Technical SpecialtyElective--- --Technical SpecialtyElective
High School RegistrationPossible Occupations: Sales Associate, Business Owner/Entre-Business Administrationpreneur, First Level Supervisor, Administrative Assistant, Small BusinessManager, Warehouse/Distribution Supervisor, Human Relations SpecialistGeneral ConcentrationRecommended High School Course of StudyForsyth Tech AAS Program9th Grade ElectivesYear 13Computer Applications I or Microsoft ITA course10th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication Systems11th Grade ElectivesComputer Applications II* or Multimedia and Webpage DesignAccounting I12th Grade ElectivesAccounting II*Business ElectiveMath SequenceTechnical Math II recommendedOther RequirementsBusiness ElectivesBusiness & ElectronicCommunicationsBusiness LawBusiness ManagementPrinciples of BusinessStrategic Marketing*InternshipFallBUS 110BUS 115CIS 110ENG 111MAT 115Articulated CoursesBus. Fin. I Personal Fin. (BUS 125)Tech. Math II Math Models (MAT 115)Prin. of Bus. Intro. to Bus. (BUS 110)Business Law Bus.Law I (BUS 115)Strategic Marketing Principles ofMarketing (MKT 120)AP English Expository Writing (ENG111)NoneSpringACC 120BUS 116BUS 137ENG 114INT 110Year 14Intro to BusinessBusiness Law IIntro to ComputersExpository WritingMath ModelsPrinciples of AccountingBusiness Law IIPrinciples of ManagementProf. Research & ReportingInternational BusinessFallACC 121 Princ of Managerial AcctingACC 150 Acct Software ApplicationsCTS 130 SpreadsheetMKT 120 Principles of MarketingPSY 150 General PsychologyHumanities ElectiveSpringACC 129BUS 125BUS 270LOG 110Individual Income TaxesPersonal FinanceProfessional DevelopmentIntro to LogisticsSummerDBA 112 Database UtilizationCOM 120 Intro to InterpersonalComm*orCOM 231 Public Speaking*orENG 115 Oral CommunicationTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred coursesPossible Occupations: Teller, Bank Clerk, Branch Manager, HeadFinancial ServicesTeller, Real EstateRecommended High School Course of Study9th Grade ElectivesComputer Applications I or Microsoft ITA course10th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication Systems11th Grade ElectivesMarketing*Accounting IE-Commerce I12th Grade ElectivesAccounting IIE-Commerce IIBusiness ElectiveMath SequenceTechnical Math II recommendedForsyth Tech AAS ProgramBusiness ElectivesYear 13FallBusiness & ElectronicCommunicationsBusiness LawBusiness ManagementPrinciples of BusinessStrategic MarketingInternshipACC 120BUS 115BUS 125ENG 111CIS 110orCIS 111orOST 137Articulated CoursesComputer Applications I Basic PCLiteracy (CIS 111)Tech. Math II Math. Models (MAT115)Business Law Bus. Law I (BUS 115)AP English Expository Writing(ENG 111)SpringACC 121CTS 130ECO 252ENG 114MAT 115orMAT 140orMAT 161Princ of Financial AcctgBusiness Law IPersonal FinanceExpository WritingIntro to Computers*Basic PC LiteracyOffice Software AppCOM 231ENG 112orENG 115MKT 120BUS 225Public SpeakingArgument-based Research*BUS 147BUS 148orRLS 112DBA 112MKT 123PSY 118Business InsuranceSurvey of Real EstateYear 14FallPrinciples of AccountingSpreadsheetsPrinc. of MacroeconomicsProf. Research & Reporting SpringMathematical ModelsBAF 143BUS 225Survey of Mathematics*BUS 240COE 111College Algebra*orMKT 223Summer--- --COM 110 Intro to Communications*orOther RequirementsNoneTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses44Oral CommunicationPrinciples of MarketingOrg Behavior on BusinessBroker PrelicensingDatabase UtilizationFundamentals of SellingInterpersonal PsychologyFinancial PlanningBusiness FinanceBusiness EthicsCo-op Work Exp ICustomer ServiceHumanities/Fine Arts Elct*
High School RegistrationNetworking TechnologyPossible Occupations: Network Technical Support, Network Ad-Recommended High School Course of StudyForsyth Tech AAS ProgramFundamentals of TechnologyComputer Applications I or Microsoft ITA courseFall9th Grade Elective10th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication SystemsCommunications Systems*11th Grade ElectivesComputer Applications II* or Multimedia and Webpage DesignCisco Networking I12th Grade ElectivesCisco Networking II*Engineering ElectiveMath SequenceAlgebra II recommendedministrator, Network Engineer, Internet Support Technician, PCEngineering ElectivesYear 13Electronics IStructural Systems*Manufacturing Systems*Transportation Systems*InternshipCIS 110orCIS 111NET 125NET 126NOS 110SEC 110Articulated CoursesComputer Applications II Basic PCLiteracy (CIS 111)Technical Math II MathematicalModels (MAT 115)AP English Score of 3 ExpositoryWriting (ENG 111)Cisco Networking I Routing andSwitching (NET 125 and 126)Cisco Networking II Adv. Routingand Switching I (NET 225 and 226)SpringMAT 115orMAT 140orMAT 161NET 225NET 226NOS 120NOS 130NOS 220orNOS 230NoneTo be a College Tech Prep completer, you must complete four units from theelective courses, including at least one of the starred courses.Computer EngineeringTechnologyElectronics I (2 hrs.)12th Grade ElectivesElectronics II (2 hrs.)*Manufacturing/Engineering ElectiveMath SequenceAlgebra II requiredCIS 115DBA 110--- ----- ----- ---SpringSurvey of MathematicsForsyth Tech AAS ProgramManufacturing/Engineering ElectivesComputer Applications I or Microsoft11th Grade ElectivesFallIntro to Prog & LogicDatabase ConceptsHumanities/Fine Arts ElctvElectiveElectiveIntro Interpersonal CommPublic SpeakingProf Research & ReportingOral CommunicationsNetwork DesignNetworking ProjectInterpersonal PsychologyGeneral PsychologyElectiveElectiveMathematical Technician, Instrumentation Technician, Electronics Technician, Test Technician, Supervisor, Electronics, System Maintenance9th Grade ElectivesDigital Communication SystemsMathematical ModelsYear 14Possible Occupations: Electronics Mechanic, Electrical Inspector,Recommended High School Course of Study10th Grade ElectivesBasic PC LiteracyNetworking BasicsRouting BasicsOperating Systems ConceptsSecurity ConceptsCOM 120orCOM 231College AlgebraorRouting and Switching IENG 114Routing and Switching IIorLinux/UNIX Single UserENG 115Windows Single UserNET 240Linux/Unix Admin IorNET 289Windows Admin IPSY 118orSummerPSY 150BUS 110 Introduction to Business--- --orCTS 115 Info Sys Business Concepts --- ---Other RequirementsITA courseFundamentals of TechnologyIntroduction to ComputersCTS 118 IS Prof. CommunicationsCTS 120 Hardware/Software SuppENG 111 Expository WritingComputer Applications IICommunications Systems*Manufacturing Systems*Technology Studies*InternshipYear
Forsyth Tech has an agreement with the school system that honors some high school courses as substitutes for community college courses. These courses are considered equivalent and are called "ar-ticulated courses." Articulation agreements between Forsyth Tech and WS/FCS provide a seamless academic pathway from high school into com-munity .
