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Credit for CLEP exams is awarded for a score of 50 or higher (scaled score value).

IB (International Baccalaureate) Higher Level English score of 4.

AP (College Entrance Examination Board Advanced Placement) examination in English Literature/Composition score of 4.

Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits ARCH3011 Housing Studio 5 ARCH3012 Urbanism & Landscape 3 ARCH3013 Structures 3 SODN3015 Design Communication 1 Communications Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring ARCH3021 Community Studio 5 SODN3023 Universal Design 3 ARCH3023 Community Practice 3 SODN3024 2D Design 1 ARTS2200 Global Design History 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall ARCH4011 Prefabrication Studio 5 ARCH4012 Building Systems 3 ARCH4013 Professional Practice 3 SODN4014 3D Design 1 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring ARCH4021 Adaptive Reuse Studio 5 ARCH4022 Building Envelope 3 ARCH4023 Building Economics 3 SODN4024 4D Design 1 Natural Sciences/Mathematics Elective 3 General Elective 3 Credits 18 Third Year Fall ARCH5011 Integrated Studio 5 SODN4013 Designing Careers 3 SODN4015 Capstone Research 3 SODN3012 or SODN3014 or SODN2014 Sustainable Design or Surface Design or UX/UI Design 3 ARCH5014 Virtual Environments 1 Credits 15 Spring ARCH5021 Capstone Studio 5 ARCH5022 Advanced Detailing 3 SODN2022 or EGDN2022 or SODN3022 Lighting Design or Multimedia or Furniture Design 3 ARCH5024 Independent Topics 1 Credits 12 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 45 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 60 Total Credits 150

Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits ARCH3011 Housing Studio 5 ARCH3012 Urbanism & Landscape 3 ARCH3013 Structures 3 SODN3015 Design Communication 1 Communications Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring ARCH3021 Community Studio 5 SODN3023 Universal Design 3 ARCH3023 Community Practice 3 SODN3024 2D Design 1 ARTS2200 Global Design History 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall ARCH4011 Prefabrication Studio 5 ARCH4012 Building Systems 3 ARCH4013 Professional Practice 3 SODN4014 3D Design 1 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring ARCH4021 Adaptive Reuse Studio 5 ARCH4022 Building Envelope 3 ARCH4023 Building Economics 3 SODN4024 4D Design 1 Natural Sciences/Mathematics Elective 3 General Elective 3 Credits 18 Third Year Fall ARCH5011 Integrated Studio 5 SODN4013 Designing Careers 3 SODN4015 Capstone Research 3 SODN3012 or SODN3014 or SODN2014 Sustainable Design or Surface Design or UX/UI Design 3 ARCH5014 Virtual Environments 1 Credits 15 Spring ARCH5021 Capstone Studio 5 ARCH5022 Advanced Detailing 3 SODN2022 or EGDN2022 or SODN3022 Lighting Design or Multimedia or Furniture Design 3 ARCH5024 Independent Topics 1 Credits 12 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 45 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 60 Total Credits 150

A transfer evaluation is required. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits AENT3110 Advanced Industrial Controllers with Lab 3 AENT3120 CAD for Electrical Controls 2 AENT3130 Engineering Project Management 2 ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 CHEM2000 Introduction to Chemistry 3 Social Science 3 Credits 19 Spring AENT3210 AC, DC & Servo Motor Control with Lab 3 AENT3220 Engineering Statics & Dynamics 3 AENT3230 Machine Vision & Automated Inspection 2 AENT3240 Industrial Networks & lloT 2 COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall AENT4110 HMI & SCADA Systems with Lab 3 AENT4120 Fluid Power Engineering 3 AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 AENT4140 Autonomous Guided Vehicles 2 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Credits 13 Spring AENT4210 Industrial Automation with Lab 3 AENT4220 Applied Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer 3 AENT4295 Senior Capstone Project 4 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Credits 17 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

A transfer evaluation is required. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits AENT3110 Advanced Industrial Controllers with Lab 3 AENT3120 CAD for Electrical Controls 2 AENT3130 Engineering Project Management 2 ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 CHEM2000 Introduction to Chemistry 3 Social Science 3 Credits 19 Spring AENT3210 AC, DC & Servo Motor Control with Lab 3 AENT3220 Engineering Statics & Dynamics 3 AENT3230 Machine Vision & Automated Inspection 2 AENT3240 Industrial Networks & lloT 2 COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall AENT4110 HMI & SCADA Systems with Lab 3 AENT4120 Fluid Power Engineering 3 AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 AENT4140 Autonomous Guided Vehicles 2 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Credits 13 Spring AENT4210 Industrial Automation with Lab 3 AENT4220 Applied Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer 3 AENT4295 Senior Capstone Project 4 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Credits 17 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

Dunwoody's Automotive programs will not consider technical transfer credits from a non-Automotive Service Excellence Education Foundation (ASE) accredited post-secondary automotive program. Technical transfer credits from an Automotive Service Excellence Education Foundation (ASE) accredited post-secondary automotive program will be reviewed on the following criteria: minimum grade for transfer coursework is a grade of B coursework must have been completed within the last 5 years experiential learning credits, such as field experience, or internships will not be accepted Dunwoody's Automotive programs do not offer any test-outs for technical courses.

Dunwoody's Automotive programs will not consider technical transfer credits from a non-Automotive Service Excellence Education Foundation (ASE) accredited post-secondary automotive program. Technical transfer credits from an Automotive Service Excellence Education Foundation (ASE) accredited post-secondary automotive program will be reviewed on the following criteria: minimum grade for transfer coursework is a grade of B coursework must have been completed within the last 5 years experiential learning credits, such as field experience, or internships will not be accepted Dunwoody's Automotive programs do not offer any test-outs for technical courses.

A transfer evaluation is required. Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 40 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Math/Science Elective 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT3212 Project Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT3250 Business Law 3 MGMT3900 Executive Perspectives 1 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4121 Leading Organizational Change 3 MGMT4131 Entrepreneurial & Marketing Management 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT4211 Applied Management Capstone 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 MGMT4250 Capstone Research 3 MGMT4900 Global Perspectives 1 Total Credits 120 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curricuum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT4121 Leading Organizational Change 3 MGMT3900 Executive Perspectives 1 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Spring MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT3212 Project Management 3 MGMT3250 Business Law 3 MGMT4900 Global Perspectives 1 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4131 Entrepreneurial & Marketing Management 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 MGMT4250 Capstone Research 3 General Electives 6 Credits 18 Spring MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT4211 Applied Management Capstone 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 General Elective 3 Credits 15 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

A transfer evaluation is required. Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 40 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Math/Science Elective 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT3212 Project Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT3250 Business Law 3 MGMT3900 Executive Perspectives 1 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4121 Leading Organizational Change 3 MGMT4131 Entrepreneurial & Marketing Management 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT4211 Applied Management Capstone 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 MGMT4250 Capstone Research 3 MGMT4900 Global Perspectives 1 Total Credits 120 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curricuum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT4121 Leading Organizational Change 3 MGMT3900 Executive Perspectives 1 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Spring MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT3212 Project Management 3 MGMT3250 Business Law 3 MGMT4900 Global Perspectives 1 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4131 Entrepreneurial & Marketing Management 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 MGMT4250 Capstone Research 3 General Electives 6 Credits 18 Spring MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT4211 Applied Management Capstone 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 General Elective 3 Credits 15 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

A transfer evaluation is required. Construction Management (CMGT) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: CMGT1211 , CMGT1231 and CMGT1131 Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits: 45 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Math Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 CMGT3121 Construction Estimating II 3 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT4120 Field Engineering 3 CMGT4130 Green Construction 3 CMGT4140 Construction Leadership 3 CMGT4220 Utility & Construction Design 3 CMGT4501 Project Management 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 Technical Elective Choose any CMGT course(s) 4 Total Credits 121 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 Mathematics Elective 3 If not transferred in: CMGT1131 Construction Plans & Measurements 3 CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 Credits 24 Spring CMGT3121 Construction Estimating II 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT4120 Field Engineering 3 CMGT4501 Project Management 3 CMGT4140 Construction Leadership 3 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring CMGT4130 Green Construction 3 CMGT4220 Utility & Construction Design 3 Construction Management Electives 4 Communications Elective 3 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 36 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 51 Total Credits 121

A transfer evaluation is required. Construction Management (CMGT) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: CMGT1211, CMGT1231 and CMGT1131 Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits: 45 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Math Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 CMGT3121 Construction Estimating II 3 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT4120 Field Engineering 3 CMGT4130 Green Construction 3 CMGT4140 Construction Leadership 3 CMGT4220 Utility & Construction Design 3 CMGT4501 Project Management 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 Technical Elective Choose any CMGT course(s) 4 Total Credits 121 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 MGMT1100 Principles of Marketing 3 MGMT3131 Managerial Accounting 3 Mathematics Elective 3 If not transferred in: CMGT1131 Construction Plans & Measurements 3 CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 Credits 24 Spring CMGT3121 Construction Estimating II 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 MGMT4141 Managerial Economics 3 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT4120 Field Engineering 3 CMGT4501 Project Management 3 CMGT4140 Construction Leadership 3 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring CMGT4130 Green Construction 3 CMGT4220 Utility & Construction Design 3 Construction Management Electives 4 Communications Elective 3 General Elective 3 Credits 16 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 36 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 51 Total Credits 121

Credential Earned: AAS Length of Program: 2 years (4 semesters) Evening AAS students may take up to 5 semesters to complete unless they have technical transfer credits. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them.

Credential Earned: AAS Length of Program: 2 years (4 semesters) Evening AAS students may take up to 5 semesters to complete unless they have technical transfer credits. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them.

Credit by Examination : College-level credit is formally articulated and recommended by ACE or CAEL. Faculty Administered Challenge Exams: Faculty determine courses where students who have prior learning that is not equated to college credit can "test out" of the course. Credit for Experiential Prior Learning: A process by which a student provides a "portfolio" of evidence that demonstrates the course learning outcomes of a course to be awarded college credit. Faculty determine courses that are eligible for prior learning assessment. Credit by Examination Dunwoody may accept credits by examination based on pre-determined scores to fulfill course requirements. Students who have completed one or more exams from the list below can request their scores be sent to Dunwoody to be evaluated for prior learning credit. Students may also request the Registrar's Office consider evaluating other exams not listed. Advanced Placement Testing (AP) Students can contact the Registrar's office or visit the Registrar's webpage for a listing of accepted minimum scores. International Baccalaureate (IB) Students can contact the Registrar's office or visit the Registrar's webpage for a listing of accepted minimum scores. College Level Examination Program (CLEP) CLEP testing is completed at an official test center. ​Students provide Dunwoody with score verification through the CLEP testing center. Credit for CLEP exams is awarded for a score of 50 or higher (scaled score value). DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST) ​DSSTs are evaluated based on the minimum score from ACE/CAEL's annual guidance. Credits may be accepted based on the following conditions: Credit will not be given in courses that are equivalent to credits already granted Students cannot use CLEP exams to substitute for a course taken at Dunwoody that resulted in a failed grade.

Credit by Examination Dunwoody may accept credits by examination based on pre-determined scores to fulfill course requirements. Students who have completed one or more exams from the list below can request their scores be sent to Dunwoody to be evaluated for prior learning credit. Students may also request the Registrar's Office consider evaluating other exams not listed. Advanced Placement Testing (AP) Students can contact the Registrar's office or visit the Registrar's webpage for a listing of accepted minimum scores. International Baccalaureate (IB) Students can contact the Registrar's office or visit the Registrar's webpage for a listing of accepted minimum scores. College Level Examination Program (CLEP) CLEP testing is completed at an official test center. ​Students provide Dunwoody with score verification through the CLEP testing center. Credit for CLEP exams is awarded for a score of 50 or higher (scaled score value). DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST) ​DSSTs are evaluated based on the minimum score from ACE/CAEL's annual guidance. Credits may be accepted based on the following conditions: Credit will not be given in courses that are equivalent to credits already granted Students cannot use CLEP exams to substitute for a course taken at Dunwoody that resulted in a failed grade.

Facilities Management (FMGT) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: MGMT1000 and CMGT1131 Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 45 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Natural Science/Mathematics Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 CMGT1313 Construction Contracts 1 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT3306 Real Estate and Property Development 2 CMGT3310 The Role of Owners Representatives in CM 2 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 Technical Elective Choose any Upper Division MGMT course(s) 4 Total Credits 120 Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT3306 Real Estate and Property Development 2 Communications Elective 3 Credits 14 Spring CMGT1313 Construction Contracts 1 CMGT3310 The Role of Owners Representatives in CM 2 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 Upper Management Electives 4 Math/Natural Sciences Elective 3 Credits 13 Transfer Credits Transfer Credits 39 CMGT1131 Construction Plans & Measurements 3 MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 General Education Transfer Credits 18 Credits 63 Total Credits 120

Facilities Management (FMGT) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: MGMT1000 and CMGT1131 Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 45 General Requirements Communications Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Natural Science/Mathematics Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Elective 18 Technical Requirements CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 CMGT1313 Construction Contracts 1 CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT3306 Real Estate and Property Development 2 CMGT3310 The Role of Owners Representatives in CM 2 MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 Technical Elective Choose any Upper Division MGMT course(s) 4 Total Credits 120 Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits MGMT3112 Business Management 3 MGMT3221 Human Resource Management 3 MGMT3231 Strategic Planning 3 MGMT4231 Management Information Systems 3 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 15 Spring CMGT1211 Construction Estimating I 3 CMGT1231 Construction Planning & Scheduling I 3 MGMT4112 Leadership 3 MGMT4221 Negotiation & Conflict Resolution 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 15 Second Year Fall CMGT3130 Quality Assurance & Risk 3 CMGT3211 Construction Accounting & Finance 3 CMGT3221 Construction Planning & Scheduling II 3 CMGT3306 Real Estate and Property Development 2 Communications Elective 3 Credits 14 Spring CMGT1313 Construction Contracts 1 CMGT3310 The Role of Owners Representatives in CM 2 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 Upper Management Electives 4 Math/Natural Sciences Elective 3 Credits 13 Transfer Credits Transfer Credits 39 CMGT1131 Construction Plans & Measurements 3 MGMT1000 Principles of Accounting 3 General Education Transfer Credits 18 Credits 63 Total Credits 120

Technical requirements will be reviewed by Dunwoody faculty or staff for the application of a block transfer of credits. A cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher will be considered for a technical block transfer.

Technical requirements will be reviewed by Dunwoody faculty or staff for the application of a block transfer of credits. A cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher will be considered for a technical block transfer.

Transfer credits meeting the Minnesota Office of Higher Education degree standards are accepted as approved proxies.

Transfer credits meeting the Minnesota Office of Higher Education degree standards are accepted as approved proxies.

A transfer evaluation is required. Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 40 General Requirements COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 MATH2250 Statistics 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Social Sciences Elective 3 General Education Electives 15 Technical Requirements AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 ENGR1210 Introduction to Programming 3 ENGR3110 Project Management 3 ENGR3120 Engineering Economics 2 IENG3115 Statistical Quality Control 2 IENG3150 Manufacturing Processes I with Lab 3 IENG3160 Quality & Lean Systems 3 IENG4111 Ergonomics & Work Measurement 3 IENG4116 Supply Chain Management 3 IENG4126 Production Planning 3 IENG4295 Senior Capstone 4 Upper Division IENG Electives 6 Total Credits 120 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 IENG3150 Manufacturing Processes I with Lab 3 ENGR1210 Introduction to Programming 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH2250 Statistics 3 Credits 15 Spring IENG3160 Quality & Lean Systems 3 IENG3115 Statistical Quality Control 2 AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 IENG4111 Ergonomics & Work Measurement 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall ENGR3110 Project Management 3 ENGR3120 Engineering Economics 2 IENG4116 Supply Chain Management 3 Upper Division IENG Elective 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 17 Spring IENG4126 Production Planning 3 IENG4295 Senior Capstone 4 Upper Division IENG Elective 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 17 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

A transfer evaluation is required. Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 40 General Requirements COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 MATH2250 Statistics 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Social Sciences Elective 3 General Education Electives 15 Technical Requirements AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 ENGR1210 Introduction to Programming 3 ENGR3110 Project Management 3 ENGR3120 Engineering Economics 2 IENG3115 Statistical Quality Control 2 IENG3150 Manufacturing Processes I with Lab 3 IENG3160 Quality & Lean Systems 3 IENG4111 Ergonomics & Work Measurement 3 IENG4116 Supply Chain Management 3 IENG4126 Production Planning 3 IENG4295 Senior Capstone 4 Upper Division IENG Electives 6 Total Credits 120 The following sample academic plan demonstrates how a student's schedule might look on a semester-by-semester basis, including elective courses. Your actual degree plan may differ from this sequence, depending on whether you start in the fall or spring semester, what transfer credits you may have (if any), and which Hawk Core Curriculum courses and electives you take and when you take them. Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Credits ENGR1110 Introduction to Engineering 3 IENG3150 Manufacturing Processes I with Lab 3 ENGR1210 Introduction to Programming 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH2250 Statistics 3 Credits 15 Spring IENG3160 Quality & Lean Systems 3 IENG3115 Statistical Quality Control 2 AENT4130 Machine Safety & Risk Assessment 2 IENG4111 Ergonomics & Work Measurement 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 COMM4100 Technical Writing Capstone 3 Credits 16 Second Year Fall ENGR3110 Project Management 3 ENGR3120 Engineering Economics 2 IENG4116 Supply Chain Management 3 Upper Division IENG Elective 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 17 Spring IENG4126 Production Planning 3 IENG4295 Senior Capstone 4 Upper Division IENG Elective 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Humanities Elective 3 Credits 17 Transfer Credits Technical Transfer Credits 40 General Education Transfer Credits 15 Credits 55 Total Credits 120

Transfer credits are included in this calculation.

Transfer credits are included in this calculation.

Courses completed during military service may be eligible for transfer credit and are evaluated on American Council on Education (ACE) credit recommendations.

Courses completed during military service may be eligible for transfer credit and are evaluated on American Council on Education (ACE) credit recommendations.

Pace is calculated by the cumulative number of credit hours successfully completed (including accepted transfer credits and prior Dunwoody courses) divided by the cumulative number of attempted credit hours (including accepted transfer credits and prior Dunwoody courses).

Pace is calculated by the cumulative number of credit hours successfully completed (including accepted transfer credits and prior Dunwoody courses) divided by the cumulative number of attempted credit hours (including accepted transfer credits and prior Dunwoody courses).

A transfer evaluation is required. Power & Construction Engineering Technology (PCET) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: ECDM2003 , ECDM2205 . Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 35 General Requirements MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 MATH2260 Probability & Statistics 4 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 PHYS1820 Physics II with Lab 4 Communications Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Electives 14 Technical Requirements CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 ECDM2003 Introduction to 3D Drafting & Design 2 ECDM2205 Electrical Estimating 3 PCET3001 Advanced Electrical Codes 3 PCET3002 Energy Production 3 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 PCET3004 Digital Design 2 PCET3006 Renewable Energy Systems 3 PCET4001 Electrical Utility Design and Estimating 4 PCET4002 Advanced 3D Power System Design 3 PCET4003 Power Protection and Controls 4 PCET4004 Power Limited Systems 2 PCET4005 Integrated Field Systems 2 PCET4006 MEP Integration 2 PCET4007 Existing Buildings & Structures 3 PCET4100 Capstone 3 Total Credits 120 Power & Construction Engineering Technology (PCET) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: ECDM2003 , ECDM2205 . Plan of Study Grid Third Year Fall Credits PCET3001 Advanced Electrical Codes 3 PCET3002 Energy Production 3 PCET4004 Power Limited Systems 2 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 Communications Elective 3 If not transferred in: ECDM2003 Introduction to 3D Drafting & Design 2 ECDM2205 Electrical Estimating 3 Credits 22 Spring PCET3004 Digital Design 2 PCET3006 Renewable Energy Systems 3 PCET4007 Existing Buildings & Structures 3 CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Credits 18 Fourth Year Fall PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 PCET4003 Power Protection and Controls 4 PCET4005 Integrated Field Systems 2 PCET4006 MEP Integration 2 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 17 Spring PCET4001 Electrical Utility Design and Estimating 4 PCET4002 Advanced 3D Power System Design 3 PCET4100 Capstone 3 MATH2260 or PHYS1820 Probability & Statistics or Physics II with Lab 4 Credits 14 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 35 General Education Transfer Credits 14 Credits 49 Total Credits 120

A transfer evaluation is required. Course List Code Title Credits Transfer Credits 35 General Requirements MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 MATH2260 Probability & Statistics 4 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 PHYS1820 Physics II with Lab 4 Communications Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3 General Electives 14 Technical Requirements CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 ECDM2003 Introduction to 3D Drafting & Design 2 ECDM2205 Electrical Estimating 3 PCET3001 Advanced Electrical Codes 3 PCET3002 Energy Production 3 PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 PCET3004 Digital Design 2 PCET3006 Renewable Energy Systems 3 PCET4001 Electrical Utility Design and Estimating 4 PCET4002 Advanced 3D Power System Design 3 PCET4003 Power Protection and Controls 4 PCET4004 Power Limited Systems 2 PCET4005 Integrated Field Systems 2 PCET4006 MEP Integration 2 PCET4007 Existing Buildings & Structures 3 PCET4100 Capstone 3 Total Credits 120 Power & Construction Engineering Technology (PCET) also has the following prerequisite courses, which may be taken at Dunwoody after acceptance into the program if the requirements have not been met during prior study: ECDM2003, ECDM2205. Plan of Study Grid Third Year Fall Credits PCET3001 Advanced Electrical Codes 3 PCET3002 Energy Production 3 PCET4004 Power Limited Systems 2 HUMN2900 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3 MATH1700 Pre Calculus 3 Communications Elective 3 If not transferred in: ECDM2003 Introduction to 3D Drafting & Design 2 ECDM2205 Electrical Estimating 3 Credits 22 Spring PCET3004 Digital Design 2 PCET3006 Renewable Energy Systems 3 PCET4007 Existing Buildings & Structures 3 CMGT3111 Construction Law 3 MATH1810 Calculus I 3 PHYS1800 Physics I with Lab 4 Credits 18 Fourth Year Fall PCET3003 Safety Engineering 3 PCET4003 Power Protection and Controls 4 PCET4005 Integrated Field Systems 2 PCET4006 MEP Integration 2 MATH1820 Calculus II 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Credits 17 Spring PCET4001 Electrical Utility Design and Estimating 4 PCET4002 Advanced 3D Power System Design 3 PCET4100 Capstone 3 MATH2260 or PHYS1820 Probability & Statistics or Physics II with Lab 4 Credits 14 Transfer Credits Fall Technical Transfer Credits 35 General Education Transfer Credits 14 Credits 49 Total Credits 120

Prior Learning Assessment Credit for prior learning (CPL) is a term for various methods that colleges, universities, and other education or training providers use to evaluate learning that has occurred outside of the traditional academic environment. It's also called prior learning assessment (PLA). It is used to grant college credit, certification, or advanced standing toward further education or training . Dunwoody uses recommendations from the American Council on Education (ACE) and The Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) to evaluate PLA. Prior Learning Credits are displayed on a student’s transcript as TO and will not count in the calculation of a student’s GPA but will impact a student's Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion.

Prior Learning Assessment Credit for prior learning (CPL) is a term for various methods that colleges, universities, and other education or training providers use to evaluate learning that has occurred outside of the traditional academic environment. It's also called prior learning assessment (PLA). It is used to grant college credit, certification, or advanced standing toward further education or training. Dunwoody uses recommendations from the American Council on Education (ACE) and The Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) to evaluate PLA. Prior Learning Credits are displayed on a student’s transcript as TO and will not count in the calculation of a student’s GPA but will impact a student's Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion.

Transfer Credit Policy & Procedure Dunwoody accepts course credits from other regionally or nationally accredited higher education institutions. Send official transcripts from all previously attended colleges to the Admissions department. Dunwoody also accepts electronic official transcripts which are sent directly from the previous institutions to Dunwoody. Dunwoody College of Technology ATTN: Admissions 818 Dunwoody Blvd. Minneapolis, MN 55403 The Registrar's Office evaluates all submitted transcripts for potential transfer credits and specific program transfer requirements . Only coursework earned at the institution issuing the official transcript will be evaluated. Transfer evaluations done by other institutions are not accepted. Students may be asked to provide a syllabus listing the course description and competencies of coursework. Courses will be considered for transfer if they meet the following criteria. The course(s) under consideration must be comparable in nature, content and level to a course offered by Dunwoody. A minimum letter grade of "C" or better or a "P" grade (Spring2020-COVID or articulated on the awarding institution's transcript key) is required for transfer. Programs may have additional requirements for specific technical courses . This could include requiring a higher minimum grade and/or limitations on how long ago the course was taken to be eligible for transfer. Experiential Learning such as study abroad, independent study, workshops, field experience, and internships will be subject to review for the level and comparability of the learning experience. Dunwoody evaluates courses based on the content and rigor of individual courses and not on the course number or course title. A course is equivalent only if it can be identified with a specific Dunwoody course for which it substitutes. A lower division transfer course may be considered comparable or equivalent to an upper division Dunwoody course, but will be counted as lower division credits for the purpose of the program and Minnesota Office of Higher Education degree requirements. Transfer credits cannot exceed Dunwoody’s Residency policy. Each program of study has a set maximum allowable transfer credits per program in alignment with this policy. Students will be notified of their evaluation via their Dunwoody email address. Students can see their awarded transfer credits on their Academic Plan and unofficial Dunwoody transcript in My.Dunwoody accessed through Launchpad . To appeal a transfer evaluation, contact the Registrar’s Office by email at registrar@dunwoody.edu or by phone at 612-381-3360. Transfer courses are marked with a grade of TR on a student's transcript. Transfer credits will not be computed into cumulative GPA; however, they may impact the student’s Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion. Dunwoody makes no promises regarding the acceptance of credit, except for courses articulated through transfer agreements.

Transfer Credit Policy & Procedure Dunwoody accepts course credits from other regionally or nationally accredited higher education institutions. Send official transcripts from all previously attended colleges to the Admissions department. Dunwoody also accepts electronic official transcripts which are sent directly from the previous institutions to Dunwoody. Dunwoody College of Technology ATTN: Admissions 818 Dunwoody Blvd. Minneapolis, MN 55403 The Registrar's Office evaluates all submitted transcripts for potential transfer credits and specific program transfer requirements. Only coursework earned at the institution issuing the official transcript will be evaluated. Transfer evaluations done by other institutions are not accepted. Students may be asked to provide a syllabus listing the course description and competencies of coursework. Courses will be considered for transfer if they meet the following criteria. The course(s) under consideration must be comparable in nature, content and level to a course offered by Dunwoody. A minimum letter grade of "C" or better or a "P" grade (Spring2020-COVID or articulated on the awarding institution's transcript key) is required for transfer. Programs may have additional requirements for specific technical courses. This could include requiring a higher minimum grade and/or limitations on how long ago the course was taken to be eligible for transfer. Experiential Learning such as study abroad, independent study, workshops, field experience, and internships will be subject to review for the level and comparability of the learning experience. Dunwoody evaluates courses based on the content and rigor of individual courses and not on the course number or course title. A course is equivalent only if it can be identified with a specific Dunwoody course for which it substitutes. A lower division transfer course may be considered comparable or equivalent to an upper division Dunwoody course, but will be counted as lower division credits for the purpose of the program and Minnesota Office of Higher Education degree requirements. Transfer credits cannot exceed Dunwoody’s Residency policy. Each program of study has a set maximum allowable transfer credits per program in alignment with this policy. Students will be notified of their evaluation via their Dunwoody email address. Students can see their awarded transfer credits on their Academic Plan and unofficial Dunwoody transcript in My.Dunwoody accessed through Launchpad. To appeal a transfer evaluation, contact the Registrar’s Office by email at registrar@dunwoody.edu or by phone at 612-381-3360. Transfer courses are marked with a grade of TR on a student's transcript. Transfer credits will not be computed into cumulative GPA; however, they may impact the student’s Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion. Dunwoody makes no promises regarding the acceptance of credit, except for courses articulated through transfer agreements.

Transfer Students & Transfer Credit Overview Admission Requirements Specific Program Transfer Details Credit for Prior Learning Dunwoody welcomes students who have completed prior coursework from an accredited institution. If you'd like to transfer into one of our certificate or degree programs, a transfer evaluation is required and not all credits may transfer into the degree program.

Transfer Students & Transfer Credit Dunwoody welcomes students who have completed prior coursework from an accredited institution. If you'd like to transfer into one of our certificate or degree programs, a transfer evaluation is required and not all credits may transfer into the degree program.

Transfer, Test-Out, and Prior Learning Assessment Policy Dunwoody's residency policy establishes the maximum combination of credits earned using all forms of transfer, test-out, or prior learning, for technical courses. Dunwoody will not limit the total number of general education credits a student may receive through transfer, test-out, or prior learning. Effective July 15, 2023, credits received for prior learning are marked with a grade of TO. Credit for prior learning is not computed into cumulative GPA; however, credits received will impact the student’s Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion.

Transfer, Test-Out, and Prior Learning Assessment Policy Dunwoody's residency policy establishes the maximum combination of credits earned using all forms of transfer, test-out, or prior learning, for technical courses. Dunwoody will not limit the total number of general education credits a student may receive through transfer, test-out, or prior learning. Effective July 15, 2023, credits received for prior learning are marked with a grade of TO. Credit for prior learning is not computed into cumulative GPA; however, credits received will impact the student’s Satisfactory Academic Progress pace for completion.

Types of Prior Learning Assessments Dunwoody categorizes Prior Learning Assessment into three categories. Credit by Examination: College-level credit is formally articulated and recommended by ACE or CAEL. Faculty Administered Challenge Exams: Faculty determine courses where students who have prior learning that is not equated to college credit can "test out" of the course. Credit for Experiential Prior Learning: A process by which a student provides a "portfolio" of evidence that demonstrates the course learning outcomes of a course to be awarded college credit. Faculty determine courses that are eligible for prior learning assessment.