Madison Area Technical College - Communication Technologies Management

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MATC Associate Degrees		UW-P Baccalaureate Degree
Photography		Bachelor of Science Degree in Communication Technologies Management

Rationale:

The Associate Photography program at MATC is designed to equip the graduate with a foundation in technical and aesthetic skills. Graduates find jobs as assistants in commercial and portrait studios, as technicians in photo processing labs, or as staff members in corporate or government photo departments.

The purpose of the Communication Technologies Management program at UW-P 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 printing, publishing, photography, telecommunication, and other related communication technologies.

Transferable Courses
MATC Course(s)	Credits	UW-P Equivalent Course(s)	Credits Granted
201-139 Design & Color I	2	Communication Elective	2
203-107 Studio Photo I	3	Communication Elective	3
203-108 Studio Photo II	3	Communication Elective	3
203-109 Studio Photo III	3	Communication Elective	3
203-105 Photo Composition	2	Communication Elective	2
203-120 Lighting Techniques	2	Communication Elective	2
203-121 Commercial Photography I	3	Communication Elective	3
203-123 Commercial Photography II	3	Communication Elective	3
203-124 Portrait Photography	3	Communication Elective	3
203-141 Color Photography I	3	Communication Elective	3
203-142 Color Photography II	3	Communication Elective	3
206-117 Audio Visual Tech I	3	Communication Elective	3
203-176 Photo Communication	2	Communication Elective	2
203-185 Portfolio Preparation	2	Communication Elective	2
206-130 Video Production I	3	Communication Elective	3
206-134 Electronic Imaging I	3	Communication Elective	3
206-139 Electronic Imaging II	3	Communication Elective	3
203-173 Photojournalism	2	Commnctn 3620 Photojournalism	2
101-114 Applied Accounting I	3	Accting 2010 Financial Accounting	3
101-113 Accounting II-Principles	4	Accting 2020 Management Accounting	3
102-104 Business Statistics	3	Economic 2410 Interp of Bus & Econ Data	3
102-136 Personnel Management	3	BusAdmin 2330 Leadership & Management	3
104-102 Marketing Principles	3	BusAdmin 2630 Intro to Marketing	3

Additional Information

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.
Students may transfer a maximum of 25 credit hours of Program Electives to UW-Platteville.
Courses approved for transfer subject to conditions.
Effective Date: This agreement was created June 1, 1993, and revised April 7, 1999. 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.