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The Art Institute of California, a college of Argosy UniversityUndergraduate StudiesTransfer Agreement with Santa Rosa Junior CollegeThe Art institute of California, a college of Argosy University (“The Art Institute”), with offices at 3601 WestSunflower Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92704-7931 and Santa Rosa Junior College (Institution), with offices at 1501Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95401 have entered into this Transfer Agreement (“Agreement”) for the transferof credits to benefit those students who have completed coursework, a Certificate program and/or an Associatedegree and wish to pursue a Bachelor degree at one of the following Art Institute’s of California; The Art Instituteof Hollywood, The Art Institute of Inland Empire, The Art Institute of Los Angeles, The Art Institute of OrangeCounty, The Art Institute of Sacramento, The Art Institute of San Diego, The Art Institute of San Francisco and/orThe Art Institute of Silicon Valley.Transfer AgreementThe Art Institute and Institution agree to the following: The Art Institute and Institution will draft and maintain Course Transfer Guides, as an addendum to thisAgreement, which identifies the Institution courses which satisfy specific course, general education orunrestricted elective requirements at The Art Institute.Under this Agreement, students who complete the courses listed on the Course Transfer Guide, with a gradeof “C” or better, will receive transfer credit for those courses that are required in the chosen program of studyat The Art Institute.Students who transfer to The Art institute prior to completion of their Associate degree from the Institutionwill have their transcript reviewed on a course-to-course equivalency basis.Students must meet the admission and bachelor degree requirements for the academic year in which they areadmitted. Please refer to The Art Institute academic catalog http://www.artinstitutes.edu for completeadmissions and program requirements.Students are required to submit an official transcript from Institution in order to complete the transfer ofapplicable credit.The Art Institute and Institution shall review and update the Course Transfer Guide as necessitated bycurriculum changes by either party.ConfidentialityAny information shared between the parties which by their nature should be reasonably understood by thereceiving party as confidential or proprietary information, shall remain confidential.MarketingThe Art Institute and Institution will work together to promote this Agreement to the participants which mayinclude on-site events and distribution of marketing materials. The parties may utilize each others trademarks inconnection with promoting the Agreement, provided the other party pre-approves such use; neither party shallgain any right, title or interest in any name or trademark of the other party.Termination and ModificationThis Agreement is effective upon the date of the last signature and shall remain in effect for one year. Thereafter,this Agreement shall automatically renew for additional one year term(s) unless either party provides thirty (30)days written notice prior to the end of the current term to the other party of its intent to not renew. In addition,either party may terminate this Agreement for any reason, or no reason, by providing ten (10) days written noticeto the other party. This Agreement is subject to change or modification by mutual written consent between theparties. Any provisions of this Agreement which remain to be performed or by their nature would be intended tobe applicable following the expiration or termination of this Agreement shall survive the expiration/termination ofthis Agreement.1
Program, Course, and General Education Transfer AgreementSanta Rosa Junior College and The Art Institute of California, a College of Argosy UniversityBased on Santa Rosa Junior College 2013-2014 CatalogSanta Rosa Junior CollegeDigital Media: Game ProgrammingCS 10 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingCS 11 Data Structures & AlgorithmsMATH 1A Calculus, First CourseMATH 1B Calculus, Second CourseMATH 4 Discrete MathematicsDigital Media: AudioMUSC 50 Introduction to MIDIMUSC 51A Digital Audio: FundamentalsMUSC 51B Digital Audio: MultimediaMUSC 60A Audio Recording 1MUSC 60B Audio Recording 2CS 50.32 Web/Interactive Media ProjectsMUSC 1 Music FundamentalsMUSC 2A Introduction to Music TheoryDigital Media: Interactive MultimediaART 3 Introduction to Art & DesignCS 50.11A Creating Webpages Using HTML and CSS 1CS 50.32 Web/Interactive Media ProjectsCS 70.11A Adobe Photoshop 1CS 74.11 Adobe Illustrator 1CS 74.21A Digital Video Post Production Techniques 1 &CS 74.21B Digital Video Post Production Techniques 2CS 74.31A Intro to Web-Based Animation with FlashDigital Media: 3D Modeling & AnimationAPTECH 63 3D Animation: Modeling & RiggingAPTECH 64 3D Animation: Visual Effects, CharacterCS 70.11A Adobe Photoshop 1ART 4 Principles of ColorART 12 Figure DrawingTHAR 10A Introduction to Techniques of ActingDigital Media: Digital FilmmakingCS 74.21D Digital Video Post Production Techniques 4MEDIA 10 Film Appreciation445543333343331.54331.51.53The Art Institute of California, a College of Argosy UniversityVisual & Game ProgrammingVG1112 Principles of Programming3VG2221 Design Patterns & Data Structures3General Education Mathematics Requirement4VG1140 Geometry for Computer Graphics3VG1128 Continuous Mathematics for Application3Audio ProductionAUDA223 MIDI Systems3AUDA101 Fundamentals of Audio3AUDA113 Digital Audio I – Introduction to the Interface3AUDA133 Audio Recording I3AUDA 253 Audio Recording II3AUDA333 Sounds for Interactive Media3AUDA102 Music Theory for Audio Professionals I3AUDA112 Music Theory for Audio Professionals II3Graphic & Web DesignFND105 Design Fundamentals3GWDA113 Fundamentals of Web Page Scripting3GWDA323 Design Team Pre-Production3FND135 Image Manipulation3GWDA103 Digital Illustration3GWDA201 Audio & Video3334GWDA213 Timeline Animation & InteractionMedia Arts & AnimationMA1134 Principles of 3D ModelingMA2205 Beginning 3D AnimationFND135 Image ManipulationFND150 Digital color TheoryMA1132 Life Drawing & GestureMA1123 Acting & MovementDigital Filmmaking & Video ProductionDFVA212 Broadcast Graphics IDFVA205 History of Film & MediaMEDIA 22 Screenwriting3DFVA201 Fundamentals of Screenwriting3APTECH 63 3D Animation: Modeling & RiggingAPTECH 64 3D Animation: Visual Effects, CharacterDigital Media: Digital Filmmaking44MA1134 Principles of 3D ModelingMA2205 Beginning 3D AnimationDigital Cinema & Video ProductionProgram offered at Hollywood & Los Angeles locations only*Tech Elective33VP1101 Fundamentals of Video Production3VP1102 Fundamentals of Editing 1VP1112 Fundamentals of Editing 2VP2200 Film History & AnalysisVP1111 Electronic Field Production3333CS 50.32 Web/Interactive Media ProjectsCS 74.21A Digital Video Production Techniques 1 ANDCS 74.21B Digital Video Post Production Techniques 2CS 74.21C Digital Video Post Production Techniques 3CS 74.21D Digital Video Post Production Techniques 4MEDIA 10 Film AppreciationMEDIA 20 Introduction to Digital Filmmaking44333341.51.53344333333333
MEDIA22 ScreenwritingAPTECH 53 Computer Modeling & Animation with 3DStudio MixAPTECH 63 3D Animation: Modeling & RiggingAPTECH 64 3D Animation: Visual Effects, Character3VP1110 Fundamentals of Screenwriting3*Tech Elective(3)44*Tech Elective*Tech Elective*Maximum of one Tech Elective will transferGame ProgrammingProgram Available at Los Angeles location onlyGP1105 Fundamentals of Programming IGP1110 Fundamentals of Programming IIGeneral Education Mathematics Requirement IGP1140 Geometry for Computer GraphicsGP1128 Continuous Mathematics for ApplicationsGP1101 Principles of Game DesignGP2101 2-D ProgrammingGP1114 Console Programming IGP2114 Console Programming IICulinary ManagementExempt from TAPS with current ServSafe certificate(3)(3)Digital Media: Game ProgrammingCS 10 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingCS 11 Data Structures & AlgorithmsMATH 1A Calculus, First CourseMATH 1B Calculus, Second CourseMATH 4 Discrete MathematicsCS 74.41A Game Design 1CS 74.41B Game Design 2CS 74.42A Game Development with C#/XNA 1CS 74.42B Game Development with C#/XNA 2Culinary ArtsCUL 250 Sanitation & SafetyCUL 250.1 Culinary Arts Survey ANDCUL 252.3 Knife Skills ANDCUL 253.1 Professional Cooking Basics ANDCUL 253.5 Professional Meat & Sauce Preparation ANDCUL252.13 Fundamentals of Garde MangerCUL 253A Culinary Café 1 ANDCUL 253B Culinary Café 2CUL 254 Introduction to Baking & Pastry ANDCUL 254.10 Tarts & Pies ANDCUL 254.12 Cookies, Candies & Confections ANDCUL 255 Production BakingCUL256 Front House Operations ANDCUL 253A Culinary Café 1 ANDCUL 253B Culinary Café 2Required to satisfy Ai’s CUL1126 requirement:CUL 254.10 Tarts & Pies ANDCUL 254.12 Cookies, Candies & Confections ANDCUL 254 Introduction to Baking & PastryCUL 256.10 Restaurant OperationsRestaurant ManagementCUL 99I Culinary Arts Occupational Work ExperienceInternshipCUL 250 Sanitation & SafetyCUL 250.1 Culinary Arts Survey ANDCUL 253.1 Professional Cooking BasicsCUL256 Front House OperationsCUL 256.10 Restaurant OperationsBMG 50 Introduction to Supervision & ManagementCUL 254 Introduction to Baking & PastryInterior Design: CommercialAPTECH 46 Introduction to Computer-Aided DraftingFASH 8 Introductory TextilesINDE 20 Introduction to Interior DesignINDE 50 Basic Drafting for Interior Design445543333112211663334333333PCUL 1108 Fundamentals of Classical Techniques6Waives 90 hour work requirementP4CUL1126 Introduction to Pastry Techniques & Artistry65Elective3CULA 2301 A la Carte64.52CUL1126 Introduction to Pastry Techniques & Artistry3Food & Beverage Operations ManagementHospitality Food & Beverage Management33Waives 90 hour work requirementPExempt from TAPS with current ServSafe certificatePCUL1105 Concepts & Theories of Culinary Techniques3CUL 2301 A la CarteCUL 2227 Food & Beverage Operations ManagementCUL1124 Management, Supervision & Career DevelopmentCUL1126 Introduction to Pastry Techniques & ArtistryInterior DesignINTA103 CAD IINTA122 TextilesINTA102 Introduction to Interior DesignINTA101 Architectural Drafting633611(2)4.53342333(6)3333
INDE 52 Interior Environment & Space PlanningINDE 62.1 History of Furniture 1INDE 63 Interior Products, Materials and LightingINDE 64.1 Professional Practices for Interior DesignINDE 67 Interior Illustration & RenderingINDE 83 Lighting DesignINDE 122 Kitchen & Bath DesignINDE 131 History of Furniture 2INDE 132 Furniture & Product DesignINDE 135 Working Drawings for Interior DesignINDE 136 Interior Design StudioINDE 138 International Practices in Interior DesignSPCH 1A Introduction to Public SpeakingART 3 Introduction to Art & DesignART 4 Principles of ColorART 7A Drawing & Composition 1Interior Design: ResidentialAPTECH 46 Introduction to Computer-Aided DraftingFASH 8 Introductory TextilesINDE 20 Introduction to Interior DesignINDE 50 Basic Drafting for Interior DesignINDE 52 Interior Environment & Space PlanningINDE 62.1 History of Furniture 1INDE 63 Interior Products, Materials and LightingINDE 64.1 Professional Practices for Interior DesignINDE 67 Interior Illustration & RenderingINDE 138 International Practices in Interior DesignSPCH 1A Introduction to Public SpeakingART 3 Introduction to Art & DesignART 4 Principles of ColorInterior Design: Retail MerchandisingFASH 8 Introductory TextilesINDE 20 Introduction to Interior DesignINDE 50 Basic Drafting for Interior DesignINDE 63 Interior Products, Materials and LightingINDE 64.1 Professional Practices for Interior DesignSPCH 1A Introduction to Public SpeakingART 3 Introduction to Art & DesignART 4 Principles of ColorGeneral Education RequirementsENGL 1A Reading & CompositionSPCH 1A Introduction to Public Speaking orSPCH 60 Communication SkillsAny MATH course listed in AA/AS GE Area B: Communication& Analytical Thinking Mathematics course 1A or higherAny course listed in AA/AS GE Area A: Natural Sciences or GEArea E: HumanitiesAny courses listed in AA/AS GE Area D: Social & BehavioralSciences and in GE Area F: American 11 Space PlanningINTA107 Architecture, Interiors & Furniture IINTA201 Materials & SpecsINTA306 Professional PracticeFND120 Perspective DrawingINTA232 Lighting DesignID elective course- Kitchen & Bath DesignINTA207 Architecture, Interiors & Furniture IIID elective Course –Furniture DesignINTA101 Architectural DraftingINTA111 Space PlanningINTA312 Global DesignHU111 Effective SpeakingFND105 Design FundamentalsFND150 Digital Color TheoryFND110 Observational DrawingInterior DesignINTA103 CAD IINTA122 TextilesINTA102 Introduction to Interior DesignINTA101 Architectural DraftingINTA111 Space PlanningINTA107 Architecture, Interiors & Furniture IINTA201 Materials & SpecsINTA306 Professional PracticeFND110 Observational DrawingINTA312 Global DesignHU111 Effective SpeakingFND105 Design FundamentalsFND150 Digital Color TheoryInterior DesignINTA122 TextilesINTA102 Introduction to Interior DesignINTA101 Architectural DraftingINTA201 Materials & SpecsINTA306 Professional PracticeHU111 Effective SpeakingFND105 Design FundamentalsFND150 Digital Color TheoryGeneral Education RequirementsHU110 College English3HU111 Effective Speaking43Lower Division Mathematics Requirement43Lower Division General Education Requirement46Lower Division Social & Behavioral 34334
of Hollywood, The Art Institute of Inland Empire, The Art Institute of Los Angeles, The Art Institute of Orange County, The Art Institute of Sacramento, The Art Institute of San Diego, The Art Institute of San Francisco and/or The Art Institute of Silicon Valley. Transfer Agreement The Art Institute and Institution agree to the following:
