Transfer Pathway Guides
This Advising Guide is under review by the partner school. Changes TBA if needed.
2+3 with Rochester Institute of Technology
B.S. Computer Science (CS36 - Competitive)
MCC Degree Awarded:
Computer Science A.S. (CS01)
Please note that some courses required in a Transfer Pathway may not be required for the MCC program. This could have financial aid implications. Students should meet with their advisor or with a transfer representative to discuss an academic plan and recommended sequence of courses.
This guide is for students
entering this 2+3 for catalog year 2023-2024. If you are a new 2+3 student
for 2024-2025, there are some MCC curriculum changes; be sure to review
this with an MCC advisor.
Carefully read and follow this entire guide. Contact RIT or MCC Transfer
Services if you have questions.
A minimum GPA of 3.25 is required for acceptance to RIT for those accepted
into this 2+3. Students not formally accepted into the 2+3 (as indicated
by MCC major) may need a higher GPA. Students repeating courses more than
once will have their grade point average recalculated by RIT to include
these courses in their overall GPA. Numerous repeat of courses and/or low
GPA may result in removal of student from the 2+3 agreement by MCC or RIT.
Students need to
apply to RIT as they are completing their studies at MCC; the final admission
decision is made by RIT.
Matriculated, continuous, full-time enrollment (12 or more credit hours
each semester) is required for students formally accepted into this Competitive
2+3 (as indicated by the MCC major).
A grade of C or better
is needed for credit to be awarded by RIT.
AP, IB, CLEP, transfer credit, College Now or other Dual Enrollment courses:
Credits showing as accepted by MCC may not be transferable. See Transfer
and Test Credit.
Contact RIT with questions.
Read additional RIT specific notes at the bottom of this page.
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Credit
Hours
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| FIRST
SEMESTER:
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| ENG
101 College Composition or ENG 200 Advanced Composition
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3
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| MTH
210 Calculus I
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4
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| CPT
101 Introduction to Computing
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4
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| HEG
215 Global Health and Culture (fulfills RIT Global Perspective)
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3
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| PHL
103 Introduction to Ethics or PHL 105 Technology and Values or PHL 250
Professional Ethics (fulfills RIT Ethical Perspective)
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3
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Total:
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17
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| SECOND
SEMESTER:
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| MTH
211 Calculus II
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4
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| CSC
101 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
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4
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| CSC
206 Digital Computer Organization
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3
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| SUNY-SS
Elective + (choose course that fulfills RIT Social Perspective such
as SOC 101)
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3
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Total:
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14
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| THIRD
SEMESTER:
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| MTH
220 Discrete Mathematics
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3
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| CSC
103 Introduction to Data Structures
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4
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| CSC
223 Computer Programming "C++"
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3
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| CHE
151 General College Chemistry I or BIO 155 General Biology I or PHY 161
University Physics I *
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4
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Total:
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14
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| FOURTH
SEMESTER:
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| CSC
202 Programming Embedded Microcontrollers in C and Assembly
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4
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| MTH
230 Linear Algebra
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4
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| CHE
152 General College Chemistry II or BIO 156 General Biology II or PHY 261
University Physics II * (Choose same subject as in third semester)
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4
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| PROGRAM
ELECTIVE: Take CPT 210 Operating Systems & Peripherals (equivalent
to RIT CSCI 243)
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3
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| SUNY-AH
or SUNY-FL
or SUNY-A
or SUNY-WC
Elective
+ (choose course that fulfills RIT Artistic Perspective such as
ENG 113 that is also a SUNY-A)
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3
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Total:
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18
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TOTAL
CREDITS:
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63
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Click
on hyperlinks for course options.
+ Choose courses that fulfill both RIT Perspectives and MCC degree
requirements. Use the
MCC/RIT
Perspectives Courses
worksheet to cross-reference
courses OR take suggested courses.
Refer to RIT
Course Equivalencies.
* Choose one sequence from: CHE 151 & 152 or BIO 155 & 156
or PHY 161 & 261.
Computer Science A.S. (CS01) will be the degree student is audited against
and awarded from MCC.
Documentation Source: Advisement and Transfer Services 2023-2024.
Updated 7/25/2023
While every effort is made to ensure accurate information, students are
strongly advised to verify course transferability with the four-year institution
as they will make the final determination of transfer credit. |
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