2+2 Transfer Pathway Guides
2+2 with SUNY Buffalo State College
B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology (MT30)
MCC Degree Awarded:
Mechanical Technology A.A.S. (MT01)
Please note that some courses required in a 2+2 Transfer Pathway may not be required for the MCC program. This could have financial aid implications. Students should meet with their department or with a transfer counselor to discuss an academic plan and recommended sequence of courses.
Distribution Requirements
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Credit Hours
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FIRST SEMESTER 17
Credit Hours
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MET 101 Technical Graphics
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3
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MET 103 Manufacturing
Processes I
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2
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OPT 135 Measurement
and Analysis
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4
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TEK 101 Computer
Applications for Technicians
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2
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MTH 140 Technical Mathematics*
I OR MTH 165 College Algebra OR higher*
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3
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ENG 101 College Composition
OR ENG 200 Advanced Composition
(Students who take ENG 200 will receive
credit for CWP 102 at Buffalo State and complete the six credit hour all
college composition requirement.) Grade of 'C' or higher in all ENG courses
required by Buffalo State College.
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3
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First Semester Total:
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17
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SECOND SEMESTER 15-16
Credit Hours
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MET 121 Computer Aided
Drafting/Design - Solid Modeling
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3
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MET 203 Technical
Mechanics, Statics
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3
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Open Elective**
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3-4
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PHY 131 Applied Physics
I OR PHY 145 College Physics I OR PHY 154 General Physics
I OR PHY 161 University Physics 1
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4
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MCC-HW
Elective***
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2
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Second Semester Total:
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15-16
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THIRD SEMESTER: 16
Credit Hours
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MET 206 Engineering
Materials
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3
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MET 225 Machine
Design Theory I
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3
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ELT 121 AC/DC Circuit
Analysis OR ELT 130 System Electricity
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3
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PHY 132 Applied
Physics II OR PHY 146 College Physics II OR PHY 155 General
Physics II OR PHY 261 University Physics II
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4
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PHL 105 Technology and
Values-GR-WR (Recommended) OR PHL 101 Introduction to Philosophy-WR
OR PHL 103 Introduction to Ethics-WR
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3
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Third Semester Total:
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16
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FOURTH SEMESTER
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MET 208 Technical Mechanics,
Dynamics
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3
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MET 226 Machine
Design Theory II
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3
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CIT 204 Strength of
Materials
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3
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SOC 101 Introduction
to Sociology
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3
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Program Elective****
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1-3
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Fourth Semester Total:
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13-15
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TOTAL CREDITS:
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61-64
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Additional
Program Information:
*Students with excellent high school
math records may select a more advanced math program after consulting with
Mathematics Department.
**Choose from: MTH 141, MTH 175 or higher;
ENG 251; or any 3-4 credit program elective. Students should consult with
an advisor before selecting their course.
***When choosing MCC-HW Elective refer
to MCC General Education Courses: http://www.monroecc.edu/etsdbs/MCCatPub.nsf/mcc+gen+ed?OpenView
****Program Elective: Choose any CIT,
ELT, MET, or OPT course for a maximum of 3 credits; or choose Computing
with Microsoft Excel and LabVIEW (ENR 161)/Engineering Design Lab (ENR
259)Technical Mathematics II (MTH 141)/ Precalculus or higher (MTH 175-290)/Technical
Communication-WR (ENG 251)/Mechanical Design and Prototyping (ENR 153)/
Digital Systems (ENR 157)/ or any 4-credit CIT/ELT/MET/OPT course may be
taken if a 3-credit course was selected for the Open Elective. Students
should consult with an advisor before selecting their course.
NOTE: AP, IB, CLEP, HIGH SCHOOL DUAL
CREDIT COURSES, ONLINE COURSES: Credits showing as accepted at MCC
may not be transferable. Students should meet with a representative
of the four year college or the MCC Advisement and Transfer Services to
determine if those credits are transferable.
2.0 GPA required for continuation at
Buffalo State College in the Mechanical Engineering Technology major. B.S.
Mechanical Engineering Technology: https://engineeringtechnology.buffalostate.edu/met
File the Intent to Enroll form by Oct.
1 for spring and Feb. 1 for fall enrollment at Buffalo State. Students
transferring from MCC should link to http://admissions.buffalostate.edu/dual
Requirements for all Buffalo State
2+2 Programs: Matriculated, Continuous, Full Time Enrollment (12 or
more credit hours).
The Mechanical Technology A.A.S. (MT0l)
will be the degree student is audited against and awarded from MCC Documentation
Source: Advisement and Transfer Services 2020-2021. |
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Links to information at SUNY Buffalo State College
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