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GTC Associate Degrees		UW-P Baccalaureate Degree
Technical Communication		Bachelor of Science Degree in Comunication Technologies Management

Rationale:

The Technical Communication program prepares graduates to write, illustrate, layout, and electronically publish such products as instructional literature, service literature, catalogue literature, promotional literature, journalistic literature, audiovisual programs, grant proposals, and departmental procedural writings.

The purpose of the Communication Technologies Management program at UW-Platteville is to educate individuals for employment in a variety of communication careers, and to prepare them to manage resources and initiate change for the improvement of conditions in their profession and society. Experiences are structured to develop the creative, technical, analytical, and managerial abilities of enrolled students. Course sequences are focused in publishing, imaging telecommunication, and other related communication technologies.

Transferable Courses
GTC Course(s)	Credits	UW-P Equivalent Course(s)	Credits Granted
801-106 Layout & Design	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-107 Audio Visual	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-108 Sales Promotion	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-111 Elec. Publishing WIN	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-115 Technical Writing: Intro	3	Commnctn Elective	3
801-118 Elec. Publishing MAC	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-120 Grant & Proposal Writing	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-122 Manual Production	3	Commnctn Elective	3
801-123 Procedural Writing	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-124 Edit/Proofreading	2	Commnctn Elective	2
801-197 Technical Reporting	3	Commnctn Elective	3
801-121 Print Production	2	Commnctn Elective	2
101-111 Accounting I	4	Accting 2010 Financial Accounting	3
101-113 Accounting II	4	Accting 2020 Management Accounting	3
104-101 Marketing Principles	3	Busadmin 2630 Introduction to Marketing	3
105-131 Intro to Microcomputers	3	Computer 1830 Microcomputer Applications	3

Additional Information

Students may transfer a maximum of 25 credit hours of Program Electives to UW-Platteville.
In order for these courses to transfer, the student must have completed the courses no earlier than the 1973-74 academic year with a grade of "C" or better.
Effective Date: This agreement was created June 1, 1993, and revised April 1, 1998. The agreement covers courses which have been previously approved by the UW-System.

Definition:

Program-to-program transfer courses/credits are accepted only for the program/degree specified in this agreement. A change of major/degree/program invalidates these courses/credits for transfer unless they are approved within some other program-to-program Articulation Agreement for a different major/degree/program at UW-Platteville.