Cape Cod Community College to UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering Articulation Agreement

Sending institution: Cape Cod Community College, MA
Transfer institution: UMass Dartmouth
Pathway type: Standard transfer
Transfer pathway: Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Pathway to Mechanical Engineering
Modality: On-campus
Agreement term: Fall 2019

Admission and transfer requirements

Complete the Cape Cod Community College program with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5.
Students with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 qualify for the Massachusetts tuition credit.
The tuition credit is renewable when the student maintains a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
The agreement guarantees the transfer and applicability of 58 credits toward the UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering degree.

Course equivalencies

General courses

Cape Cod Community College general courses and their UMass Dartmouth equivalents
Cape Cod Community College course or requirement	Credits	UMass Dartmouth equivalent	Credits
ENL 101 English Composition I	3	ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I	3
ENL 102 English Composition II	3	ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II	3
Behavioral and Social Science	3	University Studies	3
Behavioral and Social Science	3	University Studies	3

Core courses

Cape Cod Community College core courses and their UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering equivalents
Cape Cod Community College course	Credits	UMass Dartmouth equivalent	Credits
ENR 103 Introduction to Robotics and COL 101 Success in STEM	4 + 3	EGR 111 Introduction to Engineering and Computing	3
ENR 106 3D Mechanical Design I and ENR 107 3D Mechanical Design II	3 + 3	MNE 101 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering	3
ENR 201 Statics	3	EGR 241 Engineering Mechanics I: Statics	3
ENR 202 Dynamics	3	EGR 242 Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics	3
ENR 208 Thermodynamics	3	MNE 220 Engineering Thermodynamics I	3
ENR 204 Circuit Theory I	4	ECE 211 Elements of Electrical Engineering I and ECE 251 Elements of Electrical Engineering Laboratory	3 + 1

Math and Science courses

Cape Cod Community College math and science courses and their UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering equivalents
Cape Cod Community College course	Credits	UMass Dartmouth equivalent	Credits
CHM 151 General Chemistry I	4	CHM 151 Principles of Modern Chemistry I and CHM 161 Introduction to Applied Chemistry I	3 + 1
MAT 240 Calculus I	4	MTH 151 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I	4
MAT 250 Calculus II	4	MTH 152 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II	4
MAT 260 Calculus III	4	MTH 211 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III	4
MAT 270 Differential Equations	3	MTH 212 Differential Equations	3
PHY 211 University Physics I	4	PHY 113 Classical Physics I	4
PHY 212 University Physics II	4	PHY 114 Classical Physics II	4

Additional Course Eligible for Transfer

Students should select one of the following courses. The selected course fulfills a UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering science elective requirement.

Additional courses eligible for transfer toward the Mechanical Engineering science elective
Cape Cod Community College course	Credits	UMass Dartmouth equivalent	Credits
CHM 152 General Chemistry II	4	CHM 152 Principles of Modern Chemistry II	3
CSC 120 Computer Programming I: C++	4	ECE 160 Foundations of Computer Engineering I	4

Total credits

Cape Cod Community College: 65 credits
UMass Dartmouth: 58 credits

Important notes

Course selection notes

ENL 102 English Composition II must be selected as the Humanities and Fine Arts elective.
Students should consult an Engineering Student Support and Services advisor before selecting Behavioral and Social Science courses.
Courses from ECO, HST, HUM, MUS, PHL, PSC, PSY, SOA, and SSE are recommended for fulfilling the Behavioral and Social Science requirements.
ENR 201 Statics, ENR 202 Dynamics, ENR 208 Thermodynamics, and ENR 204 Circuit Theory I must be selected as Engineering Technology electives.
Students must select either CHM 152 General Chemistry II or CSC 120 Computer Programming I: C++ as the additional course used to fulfill the UMass Dartmouth Mechanical Engineering science elective requirement.