2002-2003 STATEWIDE ARTICULATION PROGRAM (SWAP)

COURSE CROSSWALK

How to Use the

Statewide Articulation Course Crosswalk

The content-enhanced articulated high school courses listed in the following crosswalk have been found to be substantially equal to the introductory-level college courses indicated. Statewide teams of secondary and postsecondary subject area faculty compared the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for each high school course with the course descriptions, syllabi, and expectations of courses found in the postsecondary Workforce Education Course Manual (WECM).[1] These courses are most often used in technical certificate and degree programs at public community and technical colleges.

Course Numbers and Abbreviations – Statewide-articulated Career and Technology Education Courses are identified with unique PEIMS course numbers (which include the letter “T”) and abbreviations (which include the notation “TP”).

School year 2002-2003, public schools must use the new Career and Technology – Tech Prep PEIMS course numbers and abbreviations for content-enhanced statewide-articulated career and technology courses.

Participating colleges should honor the previous (regular career and technology) course numbers and abbreviations, used in the interim for statewide-articulated courses through May 2003, 15 months after 2002-2003 high school seniors graduated in May 2002.

“A” Special Explanation Course Code - All courses eligible for college credit by statewide and local articulation are identified on the high school transcript (Academic Achievement Record, AAR) by the special explanation course code “A.” Participating colleges use this code to identify courses taught with enhanced content for award of articulated college credit.

Although the primary purpose of this course crosswalk is to provide guidance to colleges in the award of technical (workforce education) college credit for statewide-articulated high school courses, under specific circumstances colleges may elect to award academic transfer credit from the postsecondary Academic Course Guide Manual (AGCM) for selected courses.

Using Statewide Articulated Courses

in High School Graduation Plans

This table shows how statewide-articulated career and technology courses can be used as core courses and electives in high school graduation plans.

19 TAC Chapter 74, Subchapter D. Graduation Requirements

Core Courses

SAMPLE Articulated Courses (1 credit minimum)

PEIMS Course Numbers and Abbreviations Effective 2002-2003

Grades 11-12

Science or

Academic Elective

Principles of Technology I (PTI-TP) 1238282T

Physical

Education

2-3 credit hour approved substitutions: For example:

Administrative procedures career preparation

(BECP1-TP) 1209910T

Health

Education

Health Science Technology I (HSTI-TP) 1210130T

Health Science Technology II (HSTII-TP) 1210140T

Technology

Applications

Business Computer Information Systems I (BCIS1-TP) 1201120T

Business Computer Information Systems II (ABCIS-TP) 1203130T

Business Computer Programming (BCP1-TP) 1203140T or

(BCP2-TP) 1203141T

Telecommunications and Networking (TLNET-TP) 1202270T

Business Image Management/Multimedia (BIM&M-TP) 1202230T

Computer Applications (CA-TP) 1234147T

Electives

All statewide-articulated courses.

Beginning school year 2002-2003, public schools electing to offer statewide-articulated courses must use the new Career and Technology – Tech Prep PEIMS course numbers and abbreviations listed in PEIMS code table.C022, updated 7-1-02.

Use of these course numbers indicates that:

1) Course content is enhanced beyond the TEKS; and

2) Teachers have required faculty qualifications and have completed TEA-required SWAP staff development for each course taught.

All courses for statewide articulation are also noted with the “A” special explanation course code on transcripts.

Statewide Articulation Course Crosswalk

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

EDUCATION – TECH PREP

Effective School Year 2002-2003

All high school courses must include enhanced content equivalent to the college courses indicated, and are a minimum of one (1) high school credit unless otherwise noted.

High School Course

College WECM Equivalent

Agricultural power and machinery

(AGPWR-TP) 1193442T

Shop Safety and Procedures

DEMR 1301 or DEMR 1401

AND

Power Train I

DEMR 1421 or DEMR 1521

Statewide Articulation Course Crosswalk

BUSINESS EDUCATION – TECH PREP

Effective School Year 2002-2003

All high school courses must include enhanced content equivalent to the college courses indicated, and are a minimum of one (1) high school credit unless otherwise noted.

High School Course

College WECM Equivalent

Business computer information systems I

(BCIS1-TP) 1201120T

Prerequisite: Keyboarding course or skill

Computer Applications I

POFI 1301 or POFI 1401 OR

POFI 1200 and POFI 1201

Introduction to Computers

ITSC 1301 or ITSC 1401

Business computer information systems II

(ABCIS-TP) 1203130T OR

Business computer information systems II career preparation (BCIS2-TP) 1209930T

Prerequisite: Business Computer Information Systems I (BEGCIS1) 12011200 or (BCIS1-TP) 1201120T

Integrated Software Applications I

ITSC 1309 or ITSC 1409

Computer Applications II

POFI 1341 or POFI 1441 OR

POFI 1240 and POFI 1241

Electronic Publishing I

GRPH 1322 or GRPH 1422

Presentation Media Software

ITSW 1310 or ITSW 1410

Introduction to Computer Graphics – Print

ARTC 1325 or ARTC 1425

Business computer programming I

(BCP1-TP) 1203140T

Prerequisite: Keyboarding course or skill

Introduction to Computer Programming

ITSE 1302 or ITSE 1402 OR

ITSE 1201 and ITSE 1202

Business computer programming II

(BCP2-TP) 1203141T

Prerequisite: Business computer programming I (ADVBCP1) 12031400 or (BCP1-TP) 1203140T

Programming Logic and Design

ITSE 1229 or ITSE 1329

Word processing applications

(WDPAP-TP) 1202280T

Prerequisite: Business computer information systems I (BEGCIS1) 12011200 or (BCIS1-TP) 1201120T or keyboarding course or skill

Introduction to Word Processing

ITSW 1301 or ITSW 1401

Word Processing for Desktop Publishers

GRPH 1329 or GRPH 1429

Accounting I

(BACCT-TP) 1202210T

Introduction to Accounting I

ACNT 1303 or ACNT 1403

AND

Introduction to Accounting II

ACNT 1304 or ACNT 1404

Banking and financial systems (½ credit)

(BFINS-TP) 1202220T

AND

Accounting II (½ credit)

(AACCT-TP) 1203110T

Prerequisite:

Accounting I (BEGACCT1) 12022100 or

(BACCT-TP) 1202210T

Principles of Bank Operation

BNKG 1303 (Course number corrected 10-10-02)

Money and Banking

BNKG 1301 (Course number corrected 10-10-02)

Business management (½ credit)

(BMGMT-TP) 1202250T

AND

Business ownership (½ credit)

(BOWNS-TP) 1202260T

Principles of Management

BMGT 1303

Supervision

BMGT 1301

Business image management & multimedia

(BIM&M-TP) 1202230T

Prerequisite: Business computer information systems I (BEGCIS1) 12011200 or (BCIS1-TP) 1201120T

~~Multimedia Authoring I~~

~~IMED 1305 or IMED 1405~~

Course no longer equivalent

Substitute:

Introduction to Multimedia

IMED 1301 or IMED 1401

Electronic Publishing I

GRPH 1322 or GRPH 1422

Introduction to Computer Graphics – Print

ARTC 1325 or ARTC 1425

Presentation Media Software

ITSW 1310 or ITSW 1410

AND

Electronic Publishing I

GRPH 1322 or GRPH 1422

Telecommunications and networking

(TLNET-TP) 1202270T

Prerequisite: Business computer information systems I (BEGCIS1) 12011200 or (BCIS1-TP) 1201120T

Introduction to Networking

ITNW 1321 or ITNW 1421

Administrative procedures career preparation

(BECP1-TP) 1209910T

Must total 3 credits and include co-op

Administrative Office Procedures I

POFT 1309 or POFT 1409

International business

(INTB1-TP) 1203150T

Introduction to International Business and Trade

IBUS 1305 or IBUS 1405

Statewide Articulation Course Crosswalk

HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION – TECH PREP

Effective School Year 2002-2003

All high school courses must include enhanced content equivalent to the college courses indicated, and are a minimum of one (1) high school credit unless otherwise noted.

High School Course

College WECM Equivalent

Introduction to health science technology (½ credit) (INTHS-TP) 1210120T

AND

Health science technology I

(HSTI-TP) 1210130T

Prerequisite: Biology

Introduction to Health Professions

HPRS 1101 or HPRS 1201

Health science technology I

(HSTI-TP) 1210130T

AND

Health science technology II

(HSTII-TP) 1210140T OR

Health science technology career preparation II

(HST2CPTP) 1210550T

AND

State certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)

Prerequisite: Biology and Chemistry

Introduction to Health Professions

HPRS 1101 or HPRS 1201

Nurse Aide for Health Care Organizations I

NURA 1301 or NURA 1401

Disease Control and Prevention

VNSG 1115

Health science technology I

(HSTI-TP) 1210130T

AND

Health science technology II

(HSTII-TP) 1210140T OR

Health science technology career preparation II

(HST2CPTP) 1210550T

AND

State certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)

Prerequisite: Biology and Chemistry

Home Health Aide

HOMH 1101 or HOMH 1201

Health science technology II

(HSTII-TP) 1210140T OR

Health science technology career preparation II

(HST2CPTP) 1210550T

Must include non-paid clinical experience

Prerequisite: Health science technology I (HSTI-TP) 1210130T and Biology and Chemistry

Medical Assisting

Medical Law and Ethics

MDCA 1205 or MDCA 1305

AND

Procedures in a Clinical Setting

MDCA 1417 or MDCA 1517 OR

MDCA 1216 and MDCA 1217

AND

Clinical

MDCA 1X60

Health science technology I

(HSTI-TP) 1210130T

AND

Health science technology II

(HSTII-TP) 1210140T OR

Health science technology career preparation II

(HST2CPTP) 1210550T

AND

Health Science Technology III

(HSTIIITP) 1210150T OR

Health science technology career preparation III

(HST3CPTP) 1210650T

Prerequisite: Biology and Chemistry

Disease Control and Prevention

VNSG 1115

Medical Law and Ethics

MDCA 1205 or MDCA 1305

AND

Procedures in a Clinical Setting

MDCA 1417 or MDCA 1517 OR

MDCA 1216 and MDCA 1217

Medical terminology (½ credit)

(MDTRM-TP) 1212122T

AND

Any statewide-articulated Tech Prep health science technology course

Medical Terminology

HPRS 1106 or HPRS 1206

Medical Terminology

MDCA 1213 or MDCA 1313

Medical Terminology

HITT 1205 or HITT 1305

Health science technology I

(HSTI-TP) 1210130T

AND

Health science technology II

(HSTII-TP) 1210140T OR

Health science technology career preparation II

(HST2CPTP) 1210550T

AND

Health science technology III

(HSTIIITP) 1210150T OR

Health science technology career preparation III

(HST3CPTP) 1210650T

Prerequisite: Biology and Chemistry

Wellness and Health Promotion

HPRS 1102 or HPRS 1202

AND

Basic Health Profession Skills

HPRS 1204 or HPRS 1304

Medical terminology (½ credit)

(MDTRM-TP) 1212122T

AND

Health science technology III

(HSTIIITP) 1210150T with EMT emphasis OR

Health science technology career preparation III

(HST3CPTP) 1210650T with EMT emphasis

AND

State certification in EMT-Basic

Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Care Attendant

EMSP 1205 or EMSP 1305

AND

Emergency Medical Dispatching

EMSP 1109 or EMSP 1209

AND

Non-Emergency Transport

EMSP 1214 or EMSP 1314

AND

Emergency Medical Technician – Basic

EMSP 1313 or EMSP 1413

Statewide Articulation Course Crosswalk

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES EDUCATION

(HOME ECONOMICS) – TECH PREP and

INNOVATIVE CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY – TECH PREP

Effective School Year 2002-2003

All high school courses must include enhanced content equivalent to the college courses indicated, and are a minimum of one (1) high school credit unless otherwise noted.

						High School Course	College WECM Equivalent