Attached to 5/01/09Curriculum Council DHE Materials
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE –
DIRECT TRANSFER DEGREE
between
PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
and
OREGON STATE UNIVERISTY
Origination Date: Spring 2009
B.S. in Design and Human Environment: Housing Studies
It is agreed that students transferring from Portland Community College having completed their
Associate of Applied Science degree: Architectural Design and Drafting and having been admitted to
the Design and Human Environment Housing Studies Program will be granted junior status at Oregon
State University. This agreement is based on the evaluation of the rigor and content of PCC’s
coursework and OSU's Baccalaureate Core and major/option requirements of the B.S. degree in
Design and Human Environment Housing Studies Program.
Note: Students may only transfer 124 lower-division credits towards an Oregon State University
Baccalaureate degree. This agreement is subject to yearly re-evaluation by both schools for
continuance. Changes to degree requirements or courses at either institution will necessitate an
addendum that will be attached to this articulation agreement.
Dated: _______________, 2009
By:
_____________________________
Equivalent
By:
_____________________________
Leslie Burns
Chair, Dept of Design and Human
Environment
Oregon State University
By:
_____________________________
Susie Leslie
Director, Academic Planning and Assessment
Oregon State University
Portland Community College
By:
_____________________________
Equivalent
Portland Community College
Proposed PCC Articulation with OSU Housing Studies Professional Program
HS / DHE-OSU
ArchDD / PCC
YEAR 1: PRE-REQUISITE TO PROFESSION PROGRAM APPLICATION
Pre-req courses
(3) DHE 180: Intro Single Family
(2) ARCH 113 Site Planning AND
required for application
(3) Housing
(2) ARCH 121 Structural Systems I AND
(3) ARCH 124 Intro Bldg Systems
(3) DHE 182: AutoCAD
(3) ARCH 126 Intro AutoCAD AND
(3) ARCH 136 Intermediate AutoCAD AND
(3) ARCH 137 OR ARCH 237
(3) DHE 187: Intro Design
(3) ARCH 100 Graphic Communication AND
Communication
(3) ARCH 101 Arch. Graphics I AND
(3) ARCH 102 Arch. Graphics II AND
(2) ARCH 110 OR ARCH 111 Working Drawings
(3) DHE 245: App. Design Theory
(4) ARCH 200 Intro to Architecture
(3) ID 131 Intro to Interiors
(4) MATH 111
(4) MATH 111
(3) WR 121
(3) WR 121
(4) Bacc Core Science
(4) Bacc Core Science
(4) Bacc Core Science
(4) Bacc Core Science
Minimum credits
45
45
required at application
(completed or in
progress)
Application deadline
April 7 of freshman year
April 7 of freshman year
Additional requirements:
dual enrollment, OSU
A 2.4 minimum GPA is required of
A 2.4 minimum GPA is required of all applicants
all applicants
Begin restricted courses Fall of year 2
Fall of year 3
in DHE pro-program
YEAR 2: (UPON ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM)
Required courses:
(3) DHE 283 Bldg. Constr. &
(4) ARCH 122 Structural Systems II AND
Materials
(4) ARCH 123 Structural Systems III AND
(2) ARCH 132 Residential Building Codes AND
(3) ID 121 Sustainable Materials for Residential
Interiors
(4) DHE 287 Studio I: Design
(6) ARCH 201 Design Studio I AND
Communication
(6) ARCH 203 Design Studio III
(3) DHE 288 Environmental
(4) ARCH 224 Active and Passive Bldg Systems
Building Systems
AND
(3) ID 236 Lighting Design
(4) DHE 289 Studio II: Residential
(3) ID 133 Space Planning AND
Space Planning
(4) ARCH 204 Sustainable Building Design Studio
Recommended:
(4) STAT 201 Principles of
(4) MATH 243
If not completed in year
Statistics
2, OSU graduation may
(3) HDFS 201 Contemporary
(available @ OSU on-line)
be delayed.
Families in the U.S.
(3) COMM 111, or COMM 114, or
(3) SP 111, or SP 111, or SP 214
COMM 218
(3) ECON 201 Intro to
(3) EC 201 Intro to Microeconomics
Microeconomics
(3) DHE 270 (DPD)
PCC new course offering soon, should take in year
2 if possible, but may be completed at OSU in junior
year.
YEARS 3 AND 4 TO BE COMPLETED AT OSU
General Education
OSU Baccalaureate Core
Writing II
Fitness
One additional Biological or Physical Science Course (with lab)
Cultural Diversity
Literature and the Arts
Western Culture
SYNTHESIS COURSES
o Contemporary Global Issues (3)
o Science, Technology, and Society (3)
WRITING INTENSIVE COURSE (WIC)
Credit
Hours
3
3
4
3
3
3
6
3
MAJOR Requirements
Credit
Hours
OSU Major Coursework
BA 351. Managing Organizations (4)
DHE 331. Contemporary Issues in Housing (3)
DHE 387. Studio III: Advanced Design Communication (4)
DHE 389. Studio IV: Kitchen and Bath Design (4)
4
3
4
4
DHE 400. Field Experience Orientation and Development (1,1)
and DHE 410. Field Experience (12)
or select 6 upper-division credits that align with your career goals;
departmental approval required.
6-12
DHE 432. Studio V: Advanced Housing Studio (4)
4
DHE 434. Housing for the Aging Population (3)
3
DHE 435. Housing Policy (3)
3
DHE 436. Real Estate Finance and Management (5)
5
DHE 461. History of the Near Environment I (4)
4
DHE 462. *History of the Near Environment II (STS) (4)
4
DHE 464. Contemporary History of Interiors and Housing (3)
3
DHE 481. ^Professional Practice in Housing and Interior Design (3)
3
WSE 470. *Forests, Wood, and Civilization (3)
or H 495. Design for Environment, Safety and Health (3)
ELECTIVES
3
20-34
Additional Programmatic Requirements:
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Dual enrollment with PCC and OSU
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Applications to this program are due April 7 of the freshmen or first year
The minimum grade point average required for admission consideration 2.4
All courses must be taken for a letter grade; pass/no pass grades will not be accepted
Completion of all requirements spelled out for year 1 and 2 of agreement
Given this program is cohort based any missed course will result in a delay in graduation
OSU advisors will try their best to work with students who have fallen out of their cohort
Must attend the Summer Transfer Start Program prior to attending Oregon State University
ENROLLMENT IN 300-LEVEL HOUSING STUDIES RESTRICTED COURSES will be
allowed ONLY UPON FULFILLING OSU PREREQUISITE COURSES OR UPON
CERTIFICATION of Associate of Applied Science degree: Architectural Design and Drafting
Additional Notes:
• Generally, no course can be used to meet more than one requirement; please, refer to
departmental policy.
• A minimum of 180 credits are required for graduation. 60 must be upper division (300 and 400
numbered courses).
• A maximum of 124 credits earned at a community college may be applied toward an OSU
baccalaureate degree.
• Only courses with letter prefixes and numbers above 100 are accepted at OSU. Per this
agreement, OSU demonstrate a commitment to work in special circumstances such as this to
accept professional technical courses as transferable general elective, pass credits.
• Departments, programs, schools, or colleges at OSU may restrict the courses used by their major
students to satisfy each general educational component.
• OSU will accept D grades. However, some departments, programs, schools, or colleges within
OSU may not accept D’s in required courses.
• This articulation guide is subject to change without notice. Students should visit with an OSU
advisor if they have any questions.
• The deadline for Fall Term financial aid consideration is February 1.
• Application for admission to OSU is on a rolling basis with the deadline one month prior to the start
of the term.
• Students accepted into the Housing Studies Professional Program are required to attend one
START TRANSFER session (offered by the HHS Advising staff) the summer before beginning
OSU courses.