Undergraduate Catalog F10-S11 Base Archive

Texas Common Course Numbering System

The Texas Common Course Numbering System (TCCNS) is a cooperative effort among Texas community colleges and universities to facilitate transfer of freshman- and sophomore-level general academic courses.

The TCCNS provides a shared, uniform set of course designations for students and their advisors to use in determining both course equivalency and degree applicability of transfer credit on a statewide basis. When students transfer between two participating TCCNS institutions, a course taken at the sending institution transfers as the course carrying, or cross-referenced with the same TCCNS designation at the receiving institution.

For additional information about the TCCNS, consult the TCCNS Matrix Online, www.tccns.org/ccn/. This Web site contains a list of participating TCCNS institutions, the TCCNS taxonomy, the TCCNS history, and the TCCNS board members. The site also contains the master list of the common courses offered in Texas. The site is organized by institution and by TCCNS designation.

See also: NOTES

TCCN	Title	UH#	UH Title	UH Core Curriculum

ACCT 2301	Principles of Accounting I: Financial	ACCT 2331	Accounting Principles I: Financial	none
ACCT 2302	Principles of Accounting II: Managerial	ACCT 2332	Accounting Principles II: Managerial	none

ANTH 2301	Physical Anthropology	ANTH 2301	Introduction to Physical Anthropology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences
ANTH 2302	Introduction to Archaeology	ANTH 2303	Introduction to Archaeology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences
ANTH 2346	General Anthropology	ANTH 1300	Introduction to Anthropology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences
ANTH 2351	Cultural Anthropology	ANTH 2302	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences

ARTS 1303	Art History I	ARTH 1380	History of Art I	VII: Vis/Perf Arts
ARTS 1304	Art History II	ARTH 1381	History of Art II	VII: Vis/Perf Arts
ARTS 1316	Drawing I	ART 1301	Fundamentals of Drawing	none

BCIS 1305	Business Computer Applications	MIS 3300	Introduction to Computers and Management Information Systems	none

BIOL 1308	Introductory Biology I	BIOL 1310¹	General Biology I	VIII: Natural Sciences
BIOL 1309	Introductory Biology II	BIOL 1320¹	General Biology II	VIII: Natural Sciences
BIOL 1406	General Biology I	BIOL 1361¹, 1161	Introduction to Biological Science I, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
BIOL 1407	General Biology II	BIOL 1362¹, 1162	Introduction to Biological Science II, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
BIOL 2301	Anatomy and Physiology I	BIOL 1334	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	none
BIOL 2302	Anatomy and Physiology II	BIOL 1344	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	none

*CHEM 1111*	General Chemistry I (Lab)	*CHEM 1111*	Fundamentals of Chemistry I Lab (with Chem 1331)	none
*CHEM 1112*	General Chemistry II (Lab)	*CHEM 1112*	Fundamentals of Chemistry II Lab (with Chem 1332)	none
CHEM 1311	General Chemistry I	CHEM 1331	Fundamentals of Chemistry I	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 1312	General Chemistry II	CHEM 1332	Fundamentals of Chemistry II	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 1411	General Chemistry I	CHEM 1331, 1111	Fundamentals of Chemistry I, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 1412	General Chemistry II	CHEM 1332, 1112	Fundamentals of Chemistry II, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 1413	College Chemistry I	CHEM 1301, 1101	Foundations of Chemistry, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 1414	College Chemistry II	CHEM 1302, 1102	General Organic Chemistry, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
CHEM 2423	Organic Chemistry I	CHEM 3331, 3221	Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry I, Lab	none
CHEM 2425	Organic Chemistry II	CHEM 3332, 3222	Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry II, Lab	none

COMM 1307	Introduction to Mass Communication	COMM 1301	Media and Society	none
COMM 2311	News Gathering and Writing I	COMM 2310	Writing for Print and Digital Media	none

COSC 1436	Programming Fundamentals I	COSC 1410	Introduction to Computer Science I	none
COSC 1437	Programming Fundamentals II	COSC 1320	Introduction to Computer Science II	none
COSC 2425	Computer Organization and Machine Language	COSC 2410	Computer Organization and Programming	none
COSC 2436	Programming Fundamentals III	COSC 2320	Data Structures	none

DRAM 1310	Introduction to Theater	THEA 1331	Introduction to Theatre	VII: Vis/Perf Arts
DRAM 1322	Stage Movement	THEA 2337	Movement for the Actor I	none
DRAM 1330	Stagecraft I	THEA 2335	Stagecraft I	none
DRAM 1341	Makeup	THEA 2366	Stage Makeup	none
DRAM 1351	Acting I	THEA 1338	Acting I	none
DRAM 1352	Acting II	THEA 1339	Acting II	none
DRAM 2331	Stagecraft II	THEA 3337	Stagecraft II	none

ECON 2301	Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 2305	Macroeconomic Principles	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences
ECON 2302	Principles of Microeconomics	ECON 2304	Microeconomic Principles	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences

ENGL 1301	English Composition I	ENGL 1303	Freshman Composition I	I: Communication
ENGL 1302	English Composition II	ENGL 1304	Freshman Composition II	I: Communication
ENGL 2322	Survey of British Literature I	ENGL 2303	English Literature to 1798	none
ENGL 2323	Survey of British Literature II	ENGL 2304	English Literature Since 1798	none
ENGL 2332	Survey of World Literature I	ENGL 2301	Western World Literature I	VI: Humanities
ENGL 2333	Survey of World Literature II	ENGL 2302	Western World Literature II	VI: Humanities
ENGL 2342	Forms of Literature	ENGL 2305	Introduction to Fiction	VI: Humanities

ENGR 2301	Engineering Mechanics I: Statics	MECE 2336	Mechanics I	none
ENGR 2302	Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics	MECE 3336	Mechanics II	none

FREN 1411	Beginning French I	FREN 1501	Elementary French I	none
FREN 1412	Beginning French II	FREN 1502	Elementary French II	none
FREN 2311	Intermediate French I	FREN 2301	Intermediate French I	none
FREN 2312	Intermediate French II	FREN 2302	Intermediate French II	none

*GEOL 1103*	Physical Geology (Lab)	*GEOL 1130*	Physical Geology Lab (with GEOL 1330)	none
*GEOL 1104*	Historical Geology (Lab)	*GEOL 1176*	Historical Geology Lab (with GEOL 1376)	none
GEOL 1303	Physical Geology	GEOL 1330	Physical Geology	VIII: Natural Sciences
GEOL 1304	Historical Geology	GEOL 1376	Historical Geology	VIII: Natural Sciences
GEOL 1403	Physical Geology	GEOL 1330, 1130	Physical Geology, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
GEOL 1404	Historical Geology	GEOL 1376, 1176	Historical Geology, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences

GERM 1411	Beginning German I	GERM 1501	Beginning German I	none
GERM 1412	Beginning German II	GERM 1502	Beginning German II	none
GERM 2311	Intermediate German I	GERM 2331	Intermediate German I	none
GERM 2312	Intermediate German II	GERM 2332	Intermediate German II	none

GOVT 2301	American Government I	POLS 1336	U.S. and Texas Constitutions and Politics	V: Government
GOVT 2302	American Government II	POLS 1337	U.S. Government: Congress, President and Courts	V: Government

HIST 1301	United States History I	HIST 1377	The United States to 1877	IV: American History
HIST 1302	United States History II	HIST 1378	The United States Since 1877	IV: American History
HIST 2311	Western Civilization I	HIST 2351	Western Civilization to 1450	VI: Humanities
HIST 2312	Western Civilization II	HIST 2353	Western Civilization From 1450	VI: Humanities

MATH 1314	College Algebra	MATH 1310	College Algebra	II: Mathematics
MATH 1324	Math for Business and Social Science I	MATH 1313	Finite Mathematics with Applications	III: Math/Reasoning
MATH 1325	Math for Business and Social Science II	MATH 1314	Calculus for Business and the Life Sciences	III: Math/Reasoning
MATH 1342	Elementary Statistical Methods	MATH 2311	Introduction to Probability and Statistics	III: Math/Reasoning
MATH 2312	Precalculus Math	MATH 1330	Precalculus	III: Math/Reasoning
MATH 2318	Linear Algebra	MATH 2331	Linear Algebra	none
MATH 2412	Precalculus Math	MATH 1330	Precalculus	none
MATH 2413	Calculus I	MATH 1431	Calculus I	III: Math/Reasoning
MATH 2414	Calculus II	MATH 1432	Calculus II	none
MATH 2415	Calculus III	MATH 2433	Calculus III	none

PHIL 1301	Introduction to Philosophy	PHIL 1301	Introduction to Philosophy	VI: Humanities
PHIL 2303	Introduction to Logic	PHIL 1321	Logic I	III: Math/Reasoning
PHIL 2306	Introduction to Ethics	PHIL 1305	Introduction to Ethics	VI: Humanities

*PHYS 1101*	College Physics I (Lab)	*PHYS 1101*	General Physics Laboratory I (with Phys 1301)	none
*PHYS 1102*	College Physics II (Lab)	*PHYS 1102*	General Physics Laboratory II (with Phys 1302)	none
PHYS 1301	College Physics I	PHYS 1301	Introductory General Physics I	VIII: Natural Sciences
PHYS 1302	College Physics II	PHYS 1302	Introductory General Physics II	VIII: Natural Sciences
PHYS 1401	College Physics I	PHYS 1301, 1101	Introductory General Physics I, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
PHYS 1402	College Physics II	PHYS 1302, 1102	Introductory General Physics II, Lab	VIII: Natural Sciences
*PHYS 2125*	University Physics I (Lab)	*PHYS 1121*	Physics Laboratory I	none
*PHYS 2126*	University Physics II (Lab)	*PHYS 1122*	Physics Laboratory II	none
PHYS 2325	University Physics I	PHYS 1321	University Physics I	VIII: Natural Sciences
PHYS 2326	University Physics II	PHYS 1322	University Physics II	VIII: Natural Sciences

PSYC 2301	General Psychology	PSYC 1300	Introduction to Psychology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences

SOCI 1301	Introductory Sociology	SOC 1300	Introduction to Sociology	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences
SOCI 1306	Social Problems	SOC 2310	Social Problems	IX: Soc/Behav Sciences

SPAN 1411	Beginning Spanish I	SPAN 1501	Beginning Spanish I	none
SPAN 1412	Beginning Spanish II	SPAN 1502	Beginning Spanish II	none
SPAN 2311	Intermediate Spanish I	SPAN 2301	Intermediate Spanish I	none
SPAN 2312	Intermediate Spanish II	SPAN 2302	Intermediate Spanish II	none
SPCH 1315	Public Speaking	COMM 1332	Fundamentals of Public Speaking	none
SPCH 1318	Interpersonal Communication	COMM 1333	Interpersonal Communication	none

TECA 1303	Families and the Community	CUST 3320	Multicultural Environments in Urban Setting	none
TECA 1311	Introduction to Early Childhood Education	EPSY 3300	Education Psychology	none
TECA 1318	Nutrition, Health and Safety	HLT 3303	Health of the Elementary Child	none

1 - Students may not receive credit for both BIOL 1361:1362 and 1310:1320

NOTES:

Some degrees require specific core courses. See the appropriate department section of the catalog for complete information on degree requirements.
Students who currently attend UH should refer to their departmental advisor BEFORE taking courses at another college.
A minimum of 15 college-level (nondevelopmental or remedial) hours are required to transfer to UH.
Texas law states that a core course at any Texas state funded college or university will transfer as "core" to any other Texas state funded college or university.
Core Complete Status will be granted to students with an official transcript from a Texas state funded college or university stating that the core was completed at that school.
If you are planning on getting an Associate Degree, please see your counselor to get a degree plan. The courses listed above reflect the core as set by the University of Houston.
To complete a Bachelors degree at UH, you are required to complete your last 30 hours of course work at UH.

Catalog Publish Date: August 19, 2010
This Page Last Updated: September 14, 2009
Effective Date of Archive: January 13, 2011

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