Texas A&M University Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2005 Edition

Texas Common Course Numbering System

The Texas Common Course Numbering System (TCCNS) has been designed for the purpose of aiding students in the transfer of general academic courses between colleges and universities throughout Texas. Common courses are freshman and sophomore academic credit courses that have been identified as common by institutions that are members of the common course numbering system. The system ensures that if the student takes the courses the receiving institution designates as common, then the courses will be accepted in transfer and the credit will be treated as if the courses had actually been taken on the receiving institution's campus.

The table below lists the courses Texas A&M University has identified as common and their TCCNS equivalents. Before using this table students should be sure that the institution they attend employs the TCCNS.

This table is revised quarterly in January, March, June and September. The most recent version may be obtained from the Office of Admissions and Records.

The current version of this document may be found on the Office of Admissions and Records website at www.tamu.edu/admissions/undergrad/tccns.shtml.

Texas A&M Course			TCCNS Equivalent Course
ACCT	229	Intro. Accounting	ACCT	2301
ACCT	229	Intro. Accounting	ACCT	2401
ACCT	230	Intro. Accounting	ACCT	2302
ACCT	230	Intro. Accounting	ACCT	2402
AGEC	105	Intro. to Agri. Economics	AGRI	2317
AGLS	101	Mod. Agri. Systems and Ren. Nat. Res.	AGRI	1131
AGLS	101	Mod. Agri. Systems and Ren. Nat. Res.	AGRI	1231
AGLS	201	Computer Applications in Agri.	AGRI	1309
AGRO	105	World Food and Fiber Crops	AGRI	1307
AGRO	105	World Food and Fiber Crops	AGRI	1407
AGSM	201	Farm Tractors and Power Units	AGRI	2301
ANSC	107	General Animal Science	AGRI	1319
ANSC	107 & 108	General Animal Science	AGRI	1419
ANTH	201	Intro. to Anthropology	ANTH	2346
ANTH	202	Intro. to Archaeology	ANTH	2302
ANTH	210	Social and Cultural Anthropology	ANTH	2351
ARTS	103	Design I	ARTS	1311
ARTS	111	Drawing I	ARTS	1316
ARTS	112	Drawing II	ARTS	1317
ARTS	149	Art History Survey I	ARTS	1303
ARTS	150	Art History Survey II	ARTS	1304
BIOL	113	Intro. Biology	BIOL	1306
BIOL	113 & 123	Intro. Biology and Intro. Biology Lab.	BIOL	1406
BIOL	114	Intro. Biology	BIOL	1307
BIOL	114 & 124	Intro. Biology and Intro. Biology Lab.	BIOL	1407
BIOL	123	Intro. Biology Lab.	BIOL	1106
BIOL	124	Intro. Biology Lab.	BIOL	1107
BOTN	101	Botany	BIOL	1311 &1111
BOTN	101	Botany	BIOL	1411
CHEM	101	Fund. of Chemistry I	CHEM	1411
CHEM	102	Fund. of Chemistry II	CHEM	1412
CHEM	106	Molecular Science for Citizens	CHEM	1305
CHEM	106 & 116	Molecular Science for Citizens and Lab.	CHEM	1405
CHEM	116	Molecular Science for Citizens Lab.	CHEM	1105
CHEM	227	Organic Chemistry I	CHEM	2323
CHEM	227 & 237	Organic Chemistry I and
		Organic Chemistry Lab.	CHEM	2423
CHEM	228	Organic Chemistry II	CHEM	2325
CHEM	228 & 238	Organic Chemistry II and
		Organic Chemistry Lab.	CHEM	2425
CHEM	237	Organic Chemistry I Lab.	CHEM	2123
CHEM	237	Organic Chemistry I Lab.	CHEM	2223
CHEM	238	Organic Chemistry II Lab.	CHEM	2125
CHEM	238	Organic Chemistry II Lab.	CHEM	2225
CLAS	101	Beginning Classical Greek I	GREE	1411
CLAS	102	Beginning Classical Greek II	GREE	1412
CLAS	121	Beginning Latin I	LATI	1411
CLAS	122	Beginning Latin II	LATI	1412
CLAS	221	Intermediate Latin	LATI	2311
COMM	101	Intro. to Speech Communication	SPCH	1311
COMM	203	Public Speaking	SPCH	1315
COMM	203	Public Speaking	SPCH	1321
COMM	243	Argumentation and Debate	SPCH	2335
COMM	290	Speech Practicum	SPCH	1144
COMM	290	Speech Practicum	SPCH	1145
COMM	290	Speech Practicum	SPCH	2144
COMM	290	Speech Practicum	SPCH	2145
COSC	253	Const. Materials and Methods I	ARCH	2312
CPSC	203	Intro. to Computing	COSC	1317
CPSC	203	Intro. to Computing	COSC	1417
CPSC	203	Intro. to Computing	ENGR	2304
CPSC	206	Structured Prog. in C	BCIS	1420
CPSC	206	Structured Prog. in C	COSC	1420*
CPSC	210	Data Structures	COSC	2315
CPSC	210	Data Structures	COSC	2415
CVEN	201	Plane Surveying	ENGR	1307
DASC	202	Dairying	AGRI	1311
ECON	202	Principles of Microeconomics	ECON	2302
ECON	203	Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON	2301
ENDS	101	Design Process	ARCH	1311
ENDS	105	Design Foundations I	ARCH	1403
ENDS	115	Design Communication Foundations	ARCH	1407
ENDS	149	Survey of Architectural History I	ARCH	1301
ENDS	150	Survey of Architectural History II	ARCH	1302
ENGL	104	Composition and Rhetoric	ENGL	1301
ENGL	203	Intro. to Literature	ENGL	1302
ENGL	210	Scientific and Technical Writing	ENGL	2311
ENGL	221	World Literature	ENGL	2332
ENGL	222	World Literature	ENGL	2333
ENGL	227	American Literature: Colonial
		to Amer. Renaissance	ENGL	2327
ENGL	228	American Literature: Civil War to Present	ENGL	2328
ENGL	231	Survey of English Literature I	ENGL	2322
ENGL	232	Survey of English Literature II	ENGL	2323
ENGL	235	Intro. to Creative Writing: Prose	ENGL	2307
ENGL	236	Intro. to Creative Writing: Poetry	ENGL	2308
FINC	201	Personal Finance	BUSI	1307
FREN	101	Beginning French I	FREN	1411
FREN	102	Beginning French II	FREN	1412
FREN	201	Intermediate French I	FREN	2311
FREN	202	Intermediate French II	FREN	2312
FSTC	201	Food Science	AGRI	1329
GEOG	201	Intro. to Human Geography	GEOG	1302
GEOG	202	Geography of Global Village	GEOG	1303
GEOG	204	Economic Geography	GEOG	2312
GEOL	101	Principles of Geology	GEOL	1303 & 1103
GEOL	101	Principles of Geology	GEOL	1403
GEOL	106	Historical Geology	GEOL	1304 & 1104
GEOL	106	Historical Geology	GEOL	1404
GERM	101	Beginning German I	GERM	1411
GERM	102	Beginning German II	GERM	1412
GERM	201	Intermediate German I	GERM	2311
GERM	202	Intermediate German II	GERM	2312
HIST	101	Western Civilization to 1660	HIST	2311
HIST	102	Western Civilization since 1660	HIST	2312
HIST	103	World History to 1500	HIST	2321
HIST	104	World History since 1500	HIST	2322
HIST	105	History of the United States	HIST	1301
HIST	106	History of the United States	HIST	1302
HIST	213	History of England	HIST	2313
HIST	214	History of England	HIST	2314
HIST	226	History of Texas	HIST	2301
HLTH	216	First Aid	PHED	1206
HLTH	216	First Aid	PHED	1306
HLTH	231	Healthy Lifestyles	PHED	1304
HORT	201	General Horticulture	AGRI	1315
HORT	201	General Horticulture	AGRI	1415
HORT	201	General Horticulture	HORT	1301
HORT	201	General Horticulture	HORT	1401
ITAL	101	Beginning Italian I	ITAL	1411
ITAL	102	Beginning Italian II	ITAL	1412
ITAL	201	Intermediate Italian I	ITAL	2311
ITAL	202	Intermediate Italian II	ITAL	2312
JAPN	101	Beginning Japanese I	JAPN	1411
JAPN	102	Beginning Japanese II	JAPN	1412
JAPN	201	Intermediate Japanese I	JAPN	2311
JAPN	202	Intermediate Japanese II	JAPN	2312
JOUR	102	American Mass Media	COMM	1307
JOUR	203	Media Writing I	COMM	2311
JOUR	225	Television Production I	COMM	1336
KINE	121*	Physical and Motor Fitness Assessment	PHED	1238
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	1151
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	1152
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	1164
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	2155
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	2255
KINE	199	Required Physical Activity	PHED	(Any activity
				course)
KINE	213	Foundations of Kinesiology	PHED	1301
MATH	102	Algebra	MATH	1314
MATH	103	Plane Trigonometry	MATH	1316
MATH	141	Business Math. I	MATH	1324
MATH	142	Business Math. II	MATH	1325
MATH	150	Functions,Trigonometry and Linear Systems	MATH	2412
MATH	151	Engineering Math. I	MATH	2413 1
MATH	152	Engineering Math. II	MATH	2414 1
MATH	251	Engineering Math. III	MATH	2315 1, 2
MATH	253	Engineering Math. III	MATH	2415 1
MGMT	105	Intro. to Business	BUSI	1301
MGMT	211	Legal and Social Environment of Business	BUSI	2302
MGMT	212	Business Law	BUSI	2301
MICR	206	Intro. Microbiology	BIOL	2421
MUSC	201	Music and the Human Experience	MUSI	1306
MUSC	250	Individual Performance--Piano I	MUSI	1181
MUSC	250	Individual Performance--Piano I	MUSI	1182
MUSC	250	Individual Performance--Piano I	MUSI	2181
MUSC	250	Individual Performance--Piano I	MUSI	2182
NUTR	202	Fundamentals of Human Nutrition	BIOL	1322
NUTR	202	Fundamentals of Human Nutrition	HECO	1322
OCNG	205	Intro. to Ocean Studies	GEOL	1345
PHIL	111	Contemporary Moral Issues	PHIL	2306
PHIL	240	Intro. to Logic	PHIL	2303
PHIL	251	Intro. to Philosophy	PHIL	1301
PHYS	201	College Physics	PHYS	1301 & 1101
PHYS	201	College Physics	PHYS	1401
PHYS	202	College Physics	PHYS	1302 & 1102
PHYS	202	College Physics	PHYS	1402
PHYS	218	Mechanics	PHYS	2325 & 2125
PHYS	218	Mechanics	PHYS	2425*
PHYS	219	Electricity	PHYS	2326 & 2126
PHYS	219	Electricity	PHYS	2426*
POLS	206	American National Government	GOVT	2305
POLS	207	State and Local Government	GOVT	2306
POLS	209	Intro. to Political Science Research	GOVT	2304
POSC	201	General Avian Science	AGRI	1327
PSYC	107	Intro. to Psychology	PSYC	2301
RPTS	201	Foundations of Recreation and Parks	PHED	1336
RUSS	101	Beginning Russian I	RUSS	1411
RUSS	102	Beginning Russian II	RUSS	1412
RUSS	201	Intermediate Russian I	RUSS	2311
RUSS	202	Intermediate Russian II	RUSS	2312
SOCI	205	Intro. to Sociology	SOCI	1301
SPAN	101	Beginning Spanish I	SPAN	1411
SPAN	102	Beginning Spanish II	SPAN	1412
SPAN	201	Intermediate Spanish I	SPAN	2311
SPAN	202	Intermediate Spanish II	SPAN	2312
STAT	201	Elementary Statistical Inference	MATH	1342
STAT	201	Elementary Statistical Inference	MATH	1442
THAR	101	Intro. to Western Theatre	DRAM	1310
THAR	110	Acting I: Fundamentals	DRAM	1351
THAR	115	Voice and Articulation	DRAM	2336
THAR	115	Voice and Articulation	SPCH	1342
THAR	135	Technical Theatre	DRAM	1330
THAR	210	Acting II: Characterization	DRAM	1352
THAR	250	Theatrical Makeup	DRAM	1341
THAR	255	Costume Construction	DRAM	1342
THAR	280	History of the Theatre I	DRAM	2361
THAR	281	History of the Theatre II	DRAM	2362
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1120
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1121
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1220
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1221
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1320
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	1321
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	2120
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	2121
THAR	290	Theatre Practicum	DRAM	2220
WFSC	201	Wildlife Conservation and Management	AGRI	2330
ZOOL	107	Zoology	BIOL	1313 & 1113
ZOOL	107	Zoology	BIOL	1413

NOTES: 1. The sequence of calculus courses for science and engineering majors may be offered in several ways. The credit value of these courses varies among institutions; the second digit of each course number designates the semester hour credit and may be 3, 4 or 5, but the course content for the sequence is comparable among most institutions. Students are encouraged to complete the entire sequence at the same institution.

2. MATH 2315 will transfer as MATH 251 only if it requires at least 8 semester hours of calculus as a prerequisite. Otherwise, MATH 2315, accompanied by MATH 2314, will transfer as MATH 152.

Texas Common Course Numbering System

* Must include a lab.