COURSE TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
 

Community College of Rhode Island
University of Rhode Island
Rhode Island College
 
 
 

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

Students transferring in the following technical programs from CCRI to RIC: 
1. Electronics 

2. Process Control Technology 

3. Computer-Aided Machine Design 

4. Manufacturing Technology 

5. Engineering

6. Mechanical Engineering Technology

7. Electronic Engineering Technology 

8. Networking Technology

9. Telecommunications Technology

Will be awarded: 

i. 18-24 credits in technical concentration areas in the RIC Industrial Technology B.S. Program, and

ii. up to 42 credits in general education, cognates, and free electives, depending on student program design.
 
 

ITALIAN
  • Students wishing to pursue a baccalaureate degree in Italian should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
  • Level 200 and 300 courses transfer for credit; for specific course equivalencies see the Department Chairperson.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    ITAL 0110 Italian for Business and Travel ITL Elective  
    ITAL 1000 Basic Spoken Italian I Free Elective Free Elective
    ITAL 1010 Elementary Italian I ITL 101 Elementary Italian I (GE) ITAL 101 Elementary Italian I
    ITAL 1020 Elementary Italian II ITL 102 Elementary Italian II (GE) ITAL 102 Elementary Italian II
    ITAL 1030 Elementary Italian I ITL 101 Elementary Italian I (GE) ITAL 101 Elementary Italian I
    ITAL 1040 Elementary Italian II ITL 102 Elementary Italian II (GE) ITAL 102 Elementary Italian II
    ITAL 1100 Basic Spoken Italian II Free Elective Free Elective
    ITAL 1510 Conversational Italian I ITL Elective Free Elective
    ITAL 1520 Conversational Italian II ITL Elective Free Elective
    ITAL 1900 The Italian Heritage ITL Elective Free Elective
    ITAL 2010 Intermediate Italian I ITL 103 Intermediate Italian I (GE) ITAL 113 Intermediate Italian (GE)
    ITAL 2020 Intermediate Italian II ITL 104 Intermediate Italian II (GE) ITAL 114 Readings in Intermediate Italian
    ITAL Elective ITL 205 Conversation and Composition ITAL 201 Conversation and Composition
    ITAL Elective ITL 206 Conversation and Composition ITAL 202 Composition and Conversation
    Free Elective ITL 391 Masterpieces of Italian Literature I (GE) Free Elective
    Free Elective ITL 392 Masterpieces of Italian Literature II (GE) Free Elective
    Free Elective ITL 393 Contemporary Italian Fiction Free Elective
    Free Elective ITL 395 Dante’s Divine Comedy (GE) Free Elective

    JAPANESE
     
    CCRI URI RIC
    JAPN 1000 Basic Spoken Japanese I Free Elective Free Elective
    JAPN 1100 Basic Spoken Japanese II Free Elective Free Elective

    LABOR STUDIES
     
    CCRI URI RIC
    LABR 1010 Survey of Labor Relations Free Elective LBRS 203 Structure and Function of Unions
    LABR 1020 US Labor History HIS Elective LBRS 201 US Labor History
    LABR 2040 Comparative Labor Studies Free Elective Free Elective
    LABR 2050 Labor Legislation Free Elective LBRS 202 Labor Law

    LATIN
     
    CCRI URI RIC
    Free Elective LAT 101 Beginning Latin I (GE) LATN 101 Elementary Latin I
    Free Elective LAT 102 Beginning Latin II (GE) LATN 102 Elementary Latin II
    Free Elective LAT 301 Directed Readings in Latin I (GE) LATN 113 Intermediate Latin I (GE)
    Free Elective LAT 302 Directed Readings in Latin II (GE) LATN 114 Readings in Intermediate Latin

    LAW / PARALEGAL STUDIES

  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Law/Political Science should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    LAWS 1010 Criminal Law PSC Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 1020 Administration of Justice PSC 288 American Legal System (GE) Free Elective
    LAWS 1020 Administration of Justice +

    LAWS 2000 Constitutional Law +

    LAWS 2030 Criminal Law and the Constitution

    		 Free Elective POL 331 Courts and Public Policy +

    POL 332 Civil Liberties in the U.S.
    LAWS 1030 Criminalistics I Free Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 1040 Criminalistics II Free Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 2000 Constitutional Law PSC Elective POL 331 Courts and Public Policy
    LAWS 2010 The Law of Evidence Free Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 2030 Criminal Law and the Constitution PSC Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 2040 Law and Societry Free Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 2050 Law of Contracts Free Elective (BSL 333 by exam) Free Elective
    LAWS 2060 Law of Property, Estates and Trusts Free Elective (BSL 442 by exam) Free Elective
    LAWS 2070 Law of Business Organization Free Elective (BSL 334 by exam) Free Elective
    LAWS 2080 Commercial Paper & Secd Transactns Free Elective Free Elective
    LAWS 2090 Legal Research and Writing I Free Elective Free Elective

    MATHEMATICS

  • Courses below the 1000 level at CCRI or the 100 level at RIC and URI are not assigned college-level credit.
  • URI MATH 099 will satisfy RIC’s Mathematics competency requirement.
  • It is recommended that an entire calculus sequence be completed at the same institution.
  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Mathematics should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
  • Beginning fall 1998, students transferring to RIC must have a 480 or better on quantitative SAT; pass a course equivalent to MATH 010 or 177 or higher (MATH 1670, 1680, 1700 + 1710, 1800, 1900, 1910, 1920 or 2910); or pass the RIC mathematics placement exam.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    MATH 0600 Elementary Algebra MATH 010 Basic Algebra and Trigonometry MATH 020 Introductory Algebra
    MATH 1200 College Algebra Free Elective MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra
    MATH 1200 College Algebra +

    MATH 1210 College Trigonometry

    		 MATH 099 Algebra & Trigonometry+ 3 free elect creds MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra +

    MATH 210 College Trigonometry
    MATH 1210 College Trigonometry Free Elective MATH 210 College Trigonometry
    MATH 1420 Introduction to College Mathematics Free Elective Free Elective
    MATH 1430 Math for Liberal Arts Students MATH 107 Introduction to Finite Mathematics (GE) General Ed: Math Systems (GE)
    MATH 1450 Development of Number System Free Elective Free Elective
    MATH 1470 Topics in Mathematics: Probability MATH 107 Introduction to Finite Mathematics (GE) MATH 139 Contemporary Topics in Math (GE)
    MATH 1470 Topics in Math: Discrete Mathematics MATH 108 Topics in Mathematics MATH 139 Contemporary Topics in Math (GE)
    MATH 1470 Topics in Math: Computers and Math MATH 108 Topics in Mathematics General Ed: SM Category (GE)
    MATH 1472 History of Mathematics Free Elective General Ed: Math Systems (GE)
    MATH 1475 Statistics for Social Sciences STA 220 Statistics in Modern Society (GE) MATH 240 Statistical Methods I (GE)
    MATH 1510 Scientific Programming (C++) CS 200 Introduction to Programming for Engineers CSCI 201 Computer Programming I
    MATH 1510 Scientific Programming (FORTRAN) Free Elective CSCI 204 FORTRAN Programming
    MATH 1510 Scientific Programming (Pascal) CSC 201 Introduction to Computing (GE) Free Elective
    MATH 1550 Statistical Analysis I STA 308 Introductory Statistics or

    BAC 201 Managerial Statistics I

    		 MATH 248 Business Statistics I
    MATH 1560 Statistical Analysis II BAC 202 Managerial Statistics II MGT 249 Business Statistics II
    MATH 1600 Business Mathematics Free Elective Free Elective
    MATH 1620 Mathematics of Finance Free Elective Free Elective
    MATH 1670 Quantitative Business Analysis I Free Elective MATH 177 Quantitative Business Analysis I (GE)
    MATH 1680 Quantitative Business Analysis II BAC 120 Business Analysis with Applications MATH 238 Quantitative Business Analysis II
    MATH 1700 Algebra for Technology +

    MATH 1710 Trigonometry for Technology

    		 MATH 099 Algebra and Trigonometry MATH 181 Applied Basic Mathematics (GE)
    MATH 1800 Technical Mathematics I MATH 099 Algebra and Trigonometry MATH 181 Applied Basic Mathematics (GE)
    MATH 1810 Technical Mathematics II MATH 100-level Credit (GE) Free Elective
    MATH 1900 Pre-Calculus Mathematics MATH 111 Pre-Calculus (GE) MATH 209 Pre-Calculus Mathematics
    MATH 1910 Calculus I MATH 141 Introduction to Calculus (GE) MATH 212 Calculus I (GE)
    MATH 1920 Calculus II MATH 142 Intermediate Calculus (GE) MATH 213 Calculus II
    MATH 2910 Calculus III MATH 243 Calculus MATH 314 Calculus III
    MATH 2990 Advanced Engineering Mathematics MATH 362 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I Free Elective
    Free Elective MATH 131 Basic Calculus I (GE) MATH 247 Calculus: A Short Course (GE)
    Free Elective MATH 132 Applied Calculus II (GE) Free Elective
    Free Elective MATH 215 Introduction to Linear Algebra MATH 315 Linear Algebra
    Free Elective MATH 244 Differential Equations MATH 416(316) Ordinary Differential Equations
    Free Elective MATH 307 Introduction to Rigor in Mathematics MATH 300 Bridge to Advanced Mathematics
    Free Elective MATH 316 Algebra MATH 333 Introduction to Abstract Algebra
    Free Elective MATH 322 Concepts of Geometry MATH 324 College Geometry
    Free Elective MATH 435 Intro to Mathematics Analysis I (335) MATH 512(412) Foundations of Higher Analysis
    Free Elective MATH 437 Advanced Calculus and Application MATH 411 Advanced Calculus
    Free Elective MATH 362 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I or

    MATH 363 Advanced Engineering Mathematics II

    		 Courses assessed on individual basis

    By Mathematics Department.
    Free Elective MATH 381 History of Mathematics MATH 458(358) History of Mathematics
    Free Elective MATH 382 Number Theory MATH 431(331) Number Theory
    Free Elective MATH 100-level Credit (GE) MATH 200 Finite Math for Computer Science
    Free Elective Free Elective MATH 143 Math for Element Ed Teachers I
    Free Elective Free Elective MATH 144 Math for Element EdTeachers II
    Free Elective Free Elective MATH 519(419) Set Theory

    MUSIC

  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Music should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    MUSC 1010 Foundations in Music (GE) MUS 111 Basic Musicianship (GE) MUS 203 Elementary Music Theory (GE)
    MUSC 1015 Essentials of Rhythm Free Elective Free Elective
    MUSC 1030 Voice Class MUS 173 Voice Class * MUS 107 Voice Class
    MUSC 1040 Woodwind Class I +

    MUSC 1045 Woodwind Class II

    		 MUS 177 Woodwind Class * MUS 111 Woodwind Class
    MUSC 1050 Music Before 1750 MUS 221 Music History I * Free Elective
    MUSC 1050 Music Before 1750 +

    MUSC 1060 Music After 1750

    		 MUS 221 Music History I + *

    MUS 222 Music History II *

    		 MUS 207 Introduction to Music Literature
    MUSC 1060 Music After 1750 MUS 222 Music History II * Free Elective
    MUSC 1070 Twentieth Century Music MUS 322 Music History III * Free Elective
    MUSC 1080 Music of the United States MUS Elective Free Elective
    MUSC 1090 Introduction to Opera MUS Elective MUS 222 Opera (GE)
    MUSC 1091 Opera Workshop I +

    MUSC 1092 Opera Workshop II

    		 MUS 399O Chamber Music Ensemble (Opera Wksp) +

    MUS Elective

    		 MUS 268 Opera Workshop
    * Variable credit awarded by examination or audition. See Department Chair at URI for credit evaluation.
    MUSC 1100 The Creative Process in the Arts Fine Arts Elective Free Elective
    MUSC 1110 Jazz History MUS 106 History of Jazz (GE) MUS 225 History of Jazz (GE)
    MUSC 1120 American Musical THE 481 Topics: Hist of American Musical Theatre THTR 241 American Musical Theatre
    MUSC 1130 String Class I +

    MUSC 1135 String Class II

    		 MUS 175 String Class * MUS 106 Class Strings
    MUSC 1137 Beginning Guitar Free Elective MUS 102 Beginning Guitar
    MUSC 1140 Piano Class I MUS 171 Piano Class I MUS 104 Class Piano I
    MUSC 1145 Piano Class II MUS 172 Piano Class II  
    MUSC 1150 Brass Class I +

    MUSC 1155 Brass Class II

    		 MUS 179 Brass Class * MUS 110 Brass Class
    MUSC 1160 Introduction to Music MUS 101 Introduction to Music (GE) MUS 201 Survey of Music (GE)
    MUSC 1170 Music in Human Svcs & Ed (non-majors) MUS 329 Mus for Elem Teachrs (EDC 329) (non-majors) MUS 341 Methods & Materials in Music Education
    MUSC 1180 Jazz Ensemble MUS 296 Jazz and Studio Ensemble MUS 165 Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 ** (GE)
    MUSC 1200 Chamber Ensemble MUS 399 Chamber Music Ensembles MUS 164 Chamber Music Ensemble ** (GE) 
    MUSC 1210 Chorus MUS 293 University Chorus  MUS 161 Chorus (1 credit per year) ** (GE)
    MUSC 1220 Chamber Singers MUS 295 Concert Chorus MUS 166 Chamber Singers ** (GE)
    MUSC 1700 Music Theory I +

    MUSC 1710 Ear Training/Sight Singing I

    		 MUS 131 Introduction to Music Profession * MUS 230 Music Theory I +

    MUS 231 Sight Singing/Ear Training I
    MUSC 1800 Music Theory II +

    MUSC 1810 Ear Training/Sight Singing II

    		 MUS 121 Theory I + *

    MUS 122 Ear Training/Sight Singing I *

    		 MUS 232 Music Theory II +

    MUS 233 Sight Singing/Ear Training II
    MUSC 2040 Jazz-Rock Arranging MUS or Free Elective MUS or Free Elective
    MUSC 2070 Jazz Harmony I MUS or Free Elective MUS or Free Elective
    MUSC 2080 Jazz Harmony II MUS or Free Elective MUS or Free Elective
    MUSC 2090 Jazz Improvisation I MUS or Free Elective MUS or Free Elective
    MUSC 2100 Jazz Improvisation II MUS or Free Elective MUS or Free Elective
    MUSC 2110 MIDI Sequencing and Notation Free Elective Free Elective
    MUSC 2700 Music Theory III +

    MUSC 2710 Ear Training/Sight Singing III

    		 MUS 225 Theory II + *

    MUS 226 Ear Training/Sight Singing II *

    		 MUS 234 Music Theory III +

    MUS 235 Sight Singing/Ear Training III
    MUSC 2720 Music Composition MUS 110-210V Applied Music/Comp (by portfolio) Free Elective
    MUSC 2800 Chromatic/Modern Theory IV +

    MUSC 2810 Ear Training/Sight Singing IV

    		 MUS 227 Theory III + *

    MUS 228 Ear Training/Sight Singing III *

    		 MUS 236 Music Theory IV +

    MUS 237 Sight Singing/Ear Training IV
    MUSC Applied Music MUS 110-210 Applied Music (by audition) MUS 270-288 Applied Music (by audition)
    Free Elective MUS 169 Percussion Instruments Class MUS 112 Percussion Class
    Free Elective MUS 294 Symphonic Wind Ensemble MUS 162 Wind Ensemble (1 credit per year) (GE)
    Free Elective MUS 297 University Symphony Orchestra MUS 163 Orchestra (1 credit per year) (GE)
    HMNS 1210 Field Exper. & Seminar I: Child Develop

    (Prepracticum placement in music class.)

    		 EDU 250 Supervisory Preprofessional Field Exper.

    (Prepracticum placement in music class.)

    		 Free Elective
      * Variable credit awarded by examination or audition. See Department Chair at URI for credit evaluation. ** Must be repeated for a minimum of 3 credits to receive General Education credit.

    NURSING

  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Nursing should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    HEAL 1000 Introduction to a Health Career Free Elective Free Elective
    HEAL 1040 Pharmacology for Patient Care I +
    HEAL 1050 Pharmacology for Patient Care II    		 BMS 225 Pharmacology and Therapeutics I +
    BMS 226 Pharmacology and Therapeutics II    		  

    OCEANOGRAPHY
     
    CCRI URI RIC
    OCEN 1010 Introduction to Oceanography +

    OCEN 1030 Oceanography Lab

    		 OCG 123 Oceans, Atmosphere, & Global Chng (GE) PSCI 217 Intro to Oceanography (GE)
    OCEN 1020 Applied Oceanography Free Elective Free Elective
    OCEN 1030 Oceanography Lab Free Elective Free Elective

    PHILOSOPHY

  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Philosophy should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    PHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophy PHL 103 Introduction to Philosophy (GE) PHIL 200 Introduction to Philosophy
    PHIL 2020 Philosophy of Religion PHL 328 The Philosophy of Religion (GE) PHIL 241 Philosophy of Religion
    PHIL 2030 Ethics PHL 212 Ethics (GE) PHIL 206 Ethics
    PHIL 2040 Logic PHL 101 Logic: Principles of Reasoning (GE) PHIL 205 Introduction to Logic (GE)
    PHIL 2070 Honors: American Thought PHL 325 American Philosophy (GE) PHIL 300 American Philosophy
    PHIL 2080 Honors: Philosophy and Human Nature PHL 204 Theories of Human Nature (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL 2090 Honors Course in Selected Topics PHL 401, 402 Special Problems in Philosophy PHIL 393 Independent Study
    PHIL Elective PHL Elective PHIL 301 Business Ethics
    PHIL Elective PHL 205 Philosophical Topics PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 210 Women and Moral Rights (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 217 Social Philosophy (GE) PHIL 321 Social and Political Philosophy
    PHIL Elective PHL 235 Mod Thought: Philos. & Lit. (CLS 235) (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 314 Ethical Probs in Society & Medicine (GE) PHIL 312 Philosph Issues in Medicne & Health Care
    PHIL Elective PHL 318 Power/Justice-Contemp Crit Philos (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 321 Ancient Philosophy (GE) PHIL 351 Plato, Aristotle and Greek Thought
    PHIL Elective PHL 322 Medieval Philosophy (GE) PHIL 355 Aquinas Bonaventure & Medieval Thought
    PHIL Elective PHL 323 Modern Philosophy (GE) PHIL 356 17th and 18th Century Philosophers
    PHIL Elective PHL 324 Recent European Philosophy (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 331 East Asian Thought (GE) PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 341 Introduction to Metaphysics PHIL 330 Metaphysics
    PHIL Elective PHL 342 Knowledge, Belief, and Truth PHIL 311 Knowledge and Truth
    PHIL Elective PHL 346 Existential Problems in Human Life (GE) PHIL 358 Existentialism & Contemporary Philosophy
    PHIL Elective PHL 355 Philosophy of Art (GE) PHIL 230 Aesthetics (GE)
    PHIL Elective PHL 401-402 Special Problems PHIL 363-364 Seminar in Philosophy
    PHIL Elective PHL 414 Advanced Studies in Ethics PHIL 306 Contemporary Ethical Theory
    PHIL Elective PHL 430 Philosophy of Law PHIL 322 Philosophy of Law
    PHIL Elective PHL 440 Philosophy of Language PHIL 359 Contemporary Analytic Philosophy
    PHIL Elective PHL 451 Symbolic Logic PHIL 305 Intermediate Logic
    PHIL Elective PHL 452 Philosophy of Science PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 453 Philosophy of the Social Sciences PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL 454 Philosophy of the Natural Environment PHIL 325 Environmental Ethics
    PHIL Elective PHL 490 Senior Seminar in Philosophy PHIL 363-364 Seminar in Philosophy
    PHIL Elective PHL 499 Senior Thesis PHIL Elective
    PHIL Elective PHL Elective PHIL 320 Philosophy of Science
    PHIL Elective PHL Elective PHIL 333 Philosophy of Mind
    PHIL Elective PHL Elective PHIL 353 Hellenistic Philosophy
    Free Elective RLS 111 Comparative Religion (GE) PHIL Elective
    Free Elective RLS 125 Biblical Thought (GE) PHIL Elective
    Free Elective RLS 126 Development of Christian Thought (GE) PHIL Elective
    Free Elective RLS 131 Oriental Philosophy and Religion (GE) PHIL 201 Introduction to Eastern Philosophy

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION / HEALTH / RECREATION
     
    CCRI URI RIC
    PHED 1110 Introduction to Tennis and Badminton PEX 105B Badminton or

    PEX 105M Tennis

    		 PED 102 Badminton or

    PED 133 Tennis
    PHED 1210 Team Sports PEX 106 Team Sports and Group Activities Free Elective
    PHED 1310 Gymnastics PEX 105H Gymnastics Free Elective
    PHED 1400 Beginning Swimming PEX 130 Beginning Swimming PED 109 Beginning Swimming
    PHED 1410 Intermediate Swimming PEX 230 Intermediate Swimming PED 124 Intermediate Swimming
    PHED 1440 Lifeguard Training PEX 330 Lifesaving PED 119 Lifesaving
    PHED 1610 Essentials of Physical Fitness PEX 275 Physical Fitness Appraisal and Guidance PED 205 Conditioning for Personal Fitness
    PHED 1630 Weight Training & Sports Conditioning PEX 105W Weight Training and Conditioning PED 129 Weight Training
    PHED 2050 Recreational Skills Free Elective Free Elective
    PHED 8000 Water Safety Instructor PEX 340 Water Safety Instructor Free Elective
    Free Elective V 369 Tests and Measurements PED 410(310) Evaluation & Measure in Physical Ed
    Free Elective V 370 Kinesiology PED 411(311) Kinesiology
    Free Elective V 410 Corrective & Adapted Physical Education PED 409(309) Adapted Physical Education
    Free Elective ZOO 343 Physiology of Exercise PED 420(320) Physiological Aspects of Exercise
      PEX 280 Introduction to Recreation and Leisure PED 151 Intro to Recreation in Modern Society
      PEX 106A Folk and Square Dance Free Elective

    PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT

    Transfer agreements are currently under consideration; for more information, contact the Physical Therapy Advisor at your institution.
     

    PHYSICS

  • Students completing both an introductory physics and an introductory chemistry course at CCRI or URI (e.g., CCRI’s PHY 1000 and CHEM 1000) may receive credit for PS 103, Physical Science at RIC.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    PHYS 1000 Physical Science PHY 109 Introduction to Physics (GE) General Education LS Category (GE)
    PHYS 1000 Physical Science +

    CHEM 1000 Chemistry of our Environment

    		 PHY 109 Introduction to Physics + (GE)

    CHM 100 Chemistry of Our Environment

    		 PSCI 103 Physical Science
    PHYS 1030 General Physics I PHY 111 General Physics I + (GE)

    PHY 185 General Physics I Lab

    		 PHYS 101 General Physics (GE)
    PHYS 1040 General Physics II PHY 112 General Physics II + (GE)

    PHY 186 General Physics II Lab

    		 PHYS 102 General Physics (GE)
    PHYS 1050 Physics for Technology I PHY 111 General Physics I (GE) PHYS 101 General Physics (GE)
    PHYS 1060 Physics for Technology II PHY 112 General Physics II (GE) PHYS 102 General Physics (GE)
    PHYS 1100 Engineering Physics PHY 111 General Physics I (GE) Free Elective
    PHYS 1100 Engineering Physics +

    ENGR 2060 Engineering Mechanics-Dynamics

    		 PHY 203 Elementary Physics I +

    PHY 273 Elementary Physics I Lab

    		 PHYS 200 Mechanics (GE)
    PHYS 1120 Modern Technical Physics I PHY 109 Introduction to Physics + (GE)

    PHY 110 Introduction to Physics Lab

    		 Free Elective
    PHYS 1130 Technical Physics PHY 109 Introduction to Physics + (GE)

    PHY 110 Introduction to Physics Lab

    		 Free Elective
    PHYS 1140 Newtonian Physics PHY 109 Introduction to Physics (GE) Free Elective
    PHYS 1150 Fiberoptics Communications Free Elective Free Elective
    PHYS 1220 Modern Technical Physics II PHY 109 Introduction to Physics (GE) Free Elective
    PHYS 1230 Geometrical Optics Free Elective Free Elective
    PHYS 2310 Intermediate Physics I PHY 203 Elementary Physics I + (GE)

    PHY 273 Elementary Physics I Lab

    		 PHYS 200 Mechanics (GE)
    PHYS 2320 Intermediate Physics II PHY 204 Elementary Physics II + (GE)

    PHY 274 Elementary Physics II Lab

    		 PHYS 201 Electricity and Magnetism
    PHYS 2820 Modern Physics I PHY 306 Introduction to Modern Physics PHYS 400 Atomic and Nuclear Physics
    PHYS 2830 Modern Physics II PHY Elective Free Elective
    Free Elective PHY 140 Ideas of Physics (GE) General Education SM Category (GE)
    *PHYS 2110 Accoustics, Optics & Thermodynamics +

    *PHYS 2111 Accoustics, Optics & Thermodyn. Lab 

    		 PHY 205 Elementary Physics III +

    PHY 275 Elementary Physics III Lab

    		 PHYS 202 Thermodynamics, Waves and Optics
    Free Elective PHY 322 Mechanics PHYS 403(303) Intermediate Mechanics
    Free Elective PHY 331 Electricity and Magnetism PHYS 401(301) Electricity and Magnetism
    Free Elective PHY 451 Intro to Quantum Mechanics PHYS 407(307) Quantum Mechanics
    Free Elective Free Elective PHYS 308 Atmospheric Physics
    *Students must obtain a B or higher for transfer to URI.    

    POLITICAL SCIENCE

  • Students transferring Law Department credits from CCRI to RIC Political Science Department may only transfer a combined maximum of fifteen (15) hours of Law and Political Science courses to the thirty (30) hour Political Science major at RIC. 
  • Not more than eight (8) hours of Law courses will be acceptable at the 300 upper-division course level.
  • Students interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Political Science should refer to Section 3 for a suggested program transfer plan.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    POLS 1000 Introduction to Government and Politics Free Elective POL 200 Introduction to Political Science (GE)
    POLS 1010 American National Government PSC 113 American Politics (GE) POL 202 American Government (GE)
    POLS 1110 Modern Political Ideologies PSC 240 Major Political Ideology (GE) POL 204 Introduction to Political Thought (GE)
    POLS 1210 International Relations PSC 116 International Politics (GE) POL 203 Global Politics (GE)
    POLS 1910 Social Science Field Experience PSC 375/376 Field Experience in Practical Politics POL 327 Internship in State Government
    POLS 1920 Social Science Field Experience PSC 375/376 Field Experience in Practical Politics POL 328 Field Experience in Public Sector
    POLS 2030 State and Local Government PSC 221 State and Local Government (GE) POL 306 State and Local Government
    POLS 2040 America’s Political Parties PSC 365 Political Parties and Practical Politics POL 353 Parties, Interest Groups and Media
    Free Elective PSC 288 The American Legal System (GE) POL 208 Introduction to Law
    Free Elective PSC 304 Introduction to Public Administration POL 301 Foundations of Public Administration
    Free Elective PSC 368 Public Opinion POL 307 Political Behavior
    Free Elective PSC 369 Legislative Process and Public Politics POL 358 The American Congress
    Free Elective PSC 375/376 Field Experience in Practical Politics POL 328 Field Experience in Public Sector
    Free Elective PSC 434 American Foreign Policy POL 446(346) Foreign Policy
    Free Elective PSC 441 Women and Politics POL 309 Women and Politics
    Free Elective PSC 443 20th Century Political Theory POL 310 Political Thought and Modern World
    Free Elective PSC 472 Civil Liberties POL 332 Civil Liberties in the United States
    Free Elective PSC 483 Political Process: Policy Formulation & Execution POL 452(352) Leadership and Bureaucratic Politics
    Free Elective PSC 498 Public Admin. & Policy Formulation POL 456(356) Policy Analysis
    Free Elective PSC 100-level Elective POL 200 Introduction to Political Science (GE)
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 300 Methodology in Political Science
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 303 International Law and Organization
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 304 Research Methods II
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 330 Admin Law & Regulatory Politics
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 341 Politics of Developing Nations
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 342 Politics of Global Economic Changes
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 359 Political & Government Communicat
    Free Elective PSC 300-level Elective POL 460(360) Senior Seminar in Political Science

    PORTUGUESE

  • Level 200 and 300 courses transfer for credit; for specific course equivalencies, see the Department Chairperson.
    • CCRI URI RIC
    PORT 1000 Basic Spoken Portuguese I Free Elective Free Elective
    PORT 1010 Elementary Portuguese I POR 101 Beginning Portuguese I (GE) PORT 101 Elementary Portuguese I
    PORT 1020 Elementary Portuguese II POR 102 Beginning Portuguese II (GE) PORT 102 Elementary Portuguese II
    PORT 1030 Elementary Portuguese I POR 101 Beginning Portuguese I (GE) PORT 101 Elementary Portuguese I
    PORT 1040 Elementary Portuguese II POR 102 Beginning Portuguese II (GE) PORT 102 Elementary Portuguese II
    PORT 1100 Basic Spoken Portuguese II Free Elective Free Elective
    PORT 1510 Conversational Portuguese I POR Elective Free Elective
    PORT 1520 Conversational Portuguese II POR Elective Free Elective
    PORT 1710 Portuguese for Medical Svc Personnel Free Elective Free Elective
    PORT 2010 Intermediate Portuguese I POR 103 Intermediate Portuguese I (GE) PORT 113 Intermediate Portuguese (GE)
    PORT 2020 Intermediate Portuguese II POR 104 Intermediate Portuguese II (GE) PORT 114 Readings in Intermediate Portuguese
    PORT Elective POR 205 Advanced Portuguese I PORT 201 Conversation and Composition
    PORT Elective POR 206 Advanced Portuguese II PORT 202 Composition and Conversation

    PRIOR LEARNING

    The Community College of Rhode Island, the University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College agree to accept 
    as transfer credits those credits awarded by either institution through the assessment of a student’s military experience or through the assessment of other prior learning experiences as documented in a student’s portfolio.

    College-Level Examination Program

    Students can take tests through the College-Level Examination Program if they believe they have learned the equivalent knowledge to a college-level course through prior study, professional experience, or independent study. The tests are divided into the General Examinations and subject examinations. Students earning at least the score listed on the chart below, will be granted credit at the instittuion where they are matriculated. Credit earned through the CLEP exam is transferable among CCRI, RIC, and URI. Students interested in the CLEP examinations should consult their advisor, or the institution’s CLEP coordinator. More information on the CLEP exam can be obtained from the 
    CLEP, P. O. Box 6601, Princeton, NJ 08541-6601, 609-771-7865 or at www.collegeboard.org.

    CLEP Examination Equivalencies for Transfer Purposes
    GENERAL EXAMINATIONS


     
    Subject CCRI URI RIC
    Score Required 420 420 420
    English Composition Composition 1 & 3

    Electives

    6 credits

    		 English Composition

    Elective

    3 credits

    		 Elective

    6 credits
    English Composition with Essay English 1010 & English 1020

    6 credits

    		 Writing 101 & Com Elective

    6 credits

    		 Writing College Requirement

    6 credits
    Humanities Art & Literature Elective

    6 credits

    		 Fine Arts & Literature Elective

    6 credits

    		 Elective

    6 credits
    Mathematics Math Electives

    6 credits

    		 Math 107 & Math Elective

    6 credits

    		 General Education Category M

    6 credits
    Natural Sciences Biology Elective (3)

    Physical Science Elective (3)

    6 credits

    		 Natural Science Elective

    6 credits

    		 General Education Category LS

    6 credits
    Social Science & History History Electives

    6 credits

    		 Social Science Elective

    Letters Elective

    6 credits

    		 General Education Category SB

    6 credits

    CLEP Examination Equivalencies for Transfer Purposes
    SUBJECT EXAMINATIONS


     
    Subject CCRI URI RIC
    Accounting Principles Accounting 1010, 1020

    6 credits

    		 Accounting 201, 202

    6 credits

    		 Accounting 201, 202

    6 credits
    Algebra/College Math 1200 or 1700

    3 credits

    		 N/A Elective

    3 credits
    Algebra/Trigonometry Math 1900

    3 credits

    		 Math 111

    3 credits

    		 Math 209

    4 credits
    American Government Political Science 1010

    3 credits

    		 Political Science 113

    3 credits

    		 Political Science 202

    3 credits
    American Literature English 1020, 2020

    6 credits

    		 English 241, 242

    6 credits

    		 Electives

    6 credits
    Analyzing & Interpreting Literature English 1200, 1220

    6 credits

    		 English 110 & 3-credit Elective

    6 credits

    		 Electives

    6 credits
    Biology General Biology 1030, 1040

    8 credits

    		 Biology 112, 113

    8 credits

    		 Biology 101, 102

    8 credits
    Business Law Introductory Business 2030

    3 credits

    		 Business Law 333

    3 credits

    		 Management 343

    3 credits
    Calculus Elementary Function Math 1910

    4 credits

    2-credit Elective

    		 Math 141 & 2-credit Elective, Or

    Math 131 & 3-credit Elective, Or

    BAC 120 & 3-credit Elective

    6 credits

    		 Math 212 & 2-credit Elective

    6 credits
    Chemistry General