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Automation Systems Technology Associate Degree to UW–Stevens Point Bachelor of Technology Management

Transfer Agreement

Automation Systems Technology Associate Degree graduates can transfer a maximum of 60-61 credits to UW–Stevens Point to be applied to Bachelor of Technology Management. In order to earn the degree at UW–Stevens Point, a minimum of 56-65 additional credits online or at the partner college will need to be completed. A minimum GPA of 2.25 is required for admission.

Transfer Guide

Review your Northcentral Technical College (NTC) requirements, see how each course applies at UW–Stevens Point, and identify any remaining coursework you'll need to complete after transferring.

General Education Courses

Students complete 23–24 general education credits in this program. Of those, 22–23 credits are transferable. UW–Stevens Point accepts 22–23 general education credits.

10-801-195
Written Communication
or
10-801-136
English Composition 1
ENGL 101
Academic Reading and Writing
10-801-196
Oral/Interpersonal Communication
COMM 180
Fdns Workplace Communication
10-804-195
College Algebra w/Apps
or
10-804-118
Intermediate Algebra w/Apps
MATH 118
Pre-Calculus Algebra
or
MATH 95
Intermediate Algebra
MATH 95 does not count toward college credit in fulfillment of the 120 credits required for a degree
and
MATH 107
Algebra for Pre-Calculus
10-806-154
General Physics 1
PHYS 201
PHYS 201 Applied Principles of Physics
10-806-144
College Physics 2
NSC 1XX
Natural Science Elective
10-809-172
Intro to Diversity Studies
or
10-809-196
Intro to Sociology
SSUS 1XX
SSUX 100-Level Elective
or
SOC 101
Introduction to Sociology
10-809-199
Psychology of Human Relations
or
10-809-198
Intro to Psychology
SS 1XX
SS 100-Level Elective
or
PSYC 110
Introduction to Psychology
10-890-165
College 101
ELEC 1XX
100-Level Elective

Occupational Courses

Students complete 38 occupational course credits in this program. All NTC occupational courses in this section transfer to 100-level elective credit at UW–Stevens Point for a total of 60–61 credits accepted.

10-612-120
Fluid Power Systems 1: Fundamentals
10-612-121
Fluid Power Systems 2: Fundamentals of Pneumatics
10-620-151
Machine Control 1: Ladder Logic Fundamentals
10-620-152
Machine Control 2: Motor and Actuator Control
10-620-153
Machine Control 3: Sensors and Machine Safety
10-620-172
Industry Workplace Safety
10-660-118
Electrical Fabrication
10-660-123
Industrial Electronics Technology 1 - Direct Current Electrical Characteristics
10-660-124
Industrial Electronics Technology 2 - Alternating Current Electrical Characteristics
10-620-154
Robot Applications 1: Fund of Robotic Control
10-620-155
Robot Applications 2: Robotic System Components and Software
10-620-156
Robotic Applications 3: Automated Robot Control Systems Interfacing
10-620-164
PLC 1: PLC Fund and Bit Based Instructions
10-620-165
PLC 2: Timers, Counters and Program Control
10-620-166
PLC 3: Data, Math, Sequencer and Shift Instructions
10-660-121
Intro to Microcontrollers
10-660-125
Industrial Electronics Tech 3: Electronic Circuits and Devices
10-664-101
AutoCad Electrical
10-620-160
Industrial Motors 2: DC/AC Variable Speed Motor Drives
10-620-161
Servo Systems 1: Fund of Industrial Control Systems
10-620-162
Servo Systems 2: Motion Control Systems
10-620-163
Servo Systems 3: Adv Position Control & Integration
10-620-167
PLC 4: Adv Instructions & Programming
10-620-168
PLC 5: Industrial Networking
10-620-169
PLC 6: PLC, PAC & PC Automation Integration
10-664-100
Ethernet IP
10-664-102
Factory Talk Me Visualization Foundations
10-664-104
Needs Analysis
10-664-109
Remote IO for PLC Applications
10-664-103
Industrial Applications
10-664-106
SCADA Systems 1
10-664-111
SCADA Systems 2
10-664-107
Capstone Cell Integration
10-664-108
Advanced Drive Applications
10-664-110
Introduction to Safety PLC Programming

Remaining Requirements at UW–Stevens Point

Students must complete the remaining major and General Education Program requirements at UW–Stevens Point. Depending on course selections, 56–65 additional credits are required to complete the program.

A minimum of 120 credits is required for graduation, including at least 32 credits at the 300/400 level. Some General Education Program courses may count toward the upper-level credit requirement. Students who complete all program requirements with fewer than 120 credits may need an additional elective to reach the graduation minimum.

Science and Engineering Skills (16 Credits Required for Major)

CHEM 105
Fundamental Chemistry
CHEM 106
Fundamental Chemistry
ENGR 105
Engineering Fundamentals
ENGR 107
Engineering Graphics with Computer Aided-Drafting

Management Skills (15 Credits Required for Major)

BUS 320
Principles of Management
or
BUS 325
Organizational Behavior
BUS 322
Business Leadership for Managers
BUS 329
Project Management
or
PSEN 316
Engineering Economics and Project Management
BUS 360
Principles of Production-Operations Management
PSYC 345
Industrial Organizational Psychology

Communication Skills (12 Credits Required for Major)

BUS 201
Writing and Presenting for Business
BUS 301
Building Relationships for Business
COMM 345
Small Group Communication
COMM 394
Business and Professional Communication
ENGL 254
Workplace Writing
ENGL 351
Advanced Business Writing
ENGL 352
Writing for Digital Media
ENGL 354
Advanced Scientific and Technical Writing

General Education Program Courses

Complete the remaining General Education Program (GEP) requirements listed below. The exact number of credits required depends on course selection. The Quantitative Literacy requirement may be satisfied by mathematics coursework completed as part of the associate degree, if applicable.
ENGL 202
Academic Writing and Research
WLN
General Education Program: Wellness
GEP
General Education Program: Arts
GEP
General Education Program: Humanities
GEP
General Education Program: Historical Perspectives
GEP
Global Awareness and Environmental Responsibility, may be satisfied with coursework above
GEP
General Education Program: Quantitative Literacy

Contact Information

Students planning to transfer should contact NTC's Transfer Specialist and an Enrollment Counselor at UW–Stevens Point for the most current information.

NTC Transfer & Placement Office

We can provide you with all the tips, resources and one-on-one guidance you need in order to transfer your credits to a four-year college or university.
transfer@ntc.edu

Karrie Lane

UW–Stevens Point Transfer Contact
klane@uwsp.edu 715.346.4024