HEALD COLLEGE - University of San Francisco

HEALD COLLEGE
(COURSES TRANSFERABLE TO USF BASED ON APRIL-2008 HEALD CATALOG)
The following courses are transferable to USF as general electives unless noted otherwise next to
course title. Heald courses are awarded quarter units.
This general transfer Articulation Agreement is to be used as a guide for the purposes of Admission into the
University of San Francisco as a transfer student. USF will accept English and Math courses from Heald
Colleges only on case by case basis at the discretion of the University Evaluator. Generally, ‘remedial’
courses, such as arithmetic and trigonometry, ‘skill’ courses such as keyboarding and document processing,
and 'recreational' and 'personal enrichment' courses are not transferable. Courses not listed in this guide
will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis. The Office of Admission will award academic transfer
credit as appropriate at the time of admission.
COURSE #
COURSE TITLES
ACCTG 104
Fundamental of Accounting
ACCTG 106
Computerized Accounting Concepts
ACCTG 115
Payroll Accounting Concepts
ACCTG 205
Principles of Accounting I
ACCTG 206
Principles of Accounting II
ACCTG 207
Principles of Accounting III
ACCTG 215
Accounting Spreadsheet
ACCTG 223
Federal and State Income Taxes
ANATPHYS 215 Anatomy & Physiology (meets CORE Area B2 for CPS only)
BUS ADMN 115 Principles of Business Mgmt.
BUS ADMN 140 Salesmanship
BUS ADMN 145 Marketing Principles
BUS ADMN 216 Principles of Human Resources
BUS ADMN 220 E-Commerce
BUS ADMN 230 Advertising
BUS ADMN 235 Business Law and Ethics
BUS ADMN 240 Product Development
BUS ADMN 255 Technical Sales
COMP APP 100 Intro to Software Application
COMP APP 101 Word Processing Essentials
COMP APP 121 Spreadsheet Applications
COMP APP 215 Professional Document Production
COMP APP 221 Database Management
CRIM JUS 105 Intro to Criminal Justice
CRIM JUS 115 Criminology
CRIM JUS 150 Intro to Corrections
CRIM JUS 205 Criminal Investigation
CRIM JUS 220 Criminal Law
CRIM JUS 240 Contemporary Issues in CJ
CRIM JUS 245 Juvenile Justice
ENGL 202
Public Speaking (USF CORE Area A1 for CPS only)
ENGL 203
Advanced Public Speaking (USF CORE Area A1 for CPS only)
ENGL 212
Principles of Public Speaking (USF CORE Area A1 for CPS only)
ENGL 255
Advanced Composition (USF CORE Area A2 for CPS only)
ENV SCI 225 Intro to Environmental Science (USF CORE Area B2 for CPS only)
FRN LANG 264 Conversational Japanese Lang I
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FRN LANG 265 Conversational Japanese Lang II
HOSPTOUR 100 Intro to Hospitality
HOSPTOUR 102 Travel Procedures
HOSPTOUR 103 Hotel Operations
HOSPTOUR 104 Food Service
HOSPTOUR 107 Hospitality and Tourism Field Exp.
HUMNS 205
Contemporary Literature: Culture Perspectives
INFOTECH 105 Intro to Networking Concepts
INFOTECH 115 Core Hardware Technologies
INFOTECH 125 Operating System Technologies
INFOTECH 130 Intro to Programming Concepts
INFOTECH 140 Fiber Optics Theory
INFOTECH 145 Optical Fiber Installation
INFOTECH 150 Fiber Optic Network Testing
INFOTECH 155 Intro to Plastic Optical Fiber
INFOTECH 205 Intro to Client/Server Networking
INFOTECH 210 FTTH/PON Fundamentals
INFOTECH 215 Advanced Networking
INFOTECH 220 Introduction to Linux
INFOTECH 260 Introduction to Computer Security
INFOTECH 265 Advanced Database Concepts
INFOTECH 270 Introduction to Routing Concepts
INFOTECH 285 Disaster Recovery
INFOTECH 290 Computer Forensics
INFOTECH 295 Defensive Countermeasures
NET ADMN 780 Windows 2003 Networking I
NET ADMN 880 Windows 2003 Networking II
NET TECH 700 Cisco Networking Fundamentals
NET TECH 710 Routing Fundamentals
NET TECH 810 Advanced Routing
NET TECH 850 WAN Technologies
PHYSICS 270
Introduction to Physics (meets USF CORE Area B2 for CPS only)
PSYCH 220 Introduction to Psychology (meets USF CORE Area E)
WEB TECH 225 Web Page Development
WEB TECH 725 Network and Internet Fundamentals
WEB TECH 735 Web Page Authoring Fundamentals
WEB TECH 745 TCP/IP Concepts and Practices
WEB TECH 825 Web Design Methodology
WEB TECH 835 E-Commerce Strategies
WEB TECH 845 E-Commerce Practices
All students who wish to receive an undergraduate degree from USF must satisfy the coursework included
in the CORE CURRICULUM. All transfer students are encouraged to contact the Admissions Office for
clarification of the University procedures and policies at (415) 422-6563. A student need not fulfill all
these classes before transferring, however these courses must be completed to graduate from USF. A 3-
UNIT SEMESTER OR 4-UNIT QUARTER COURSE WILL SATISFY THE INDIVIDUAL CORE
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AREA REQUIREMENT. The total CORE REQUIREMENT of 44-units must be met in order to graduate
from USF, which means additional courses in a CORE CURRICULUM may be needed to meet the total
requirement.
Additional University Mission Requirements: In addition to completing the specific CORE course
requirements, the USF baccalaureate degree candidate will complete a minimum of two courses within the
CORE or within his/her major/minor that integrate two mission-driven characteristics: Service Learning
and Cultural Diversity.
For students in the College of Professional Studies, some CORE Areas will be satisfied through cohort
work. CPS students must consult their advisor for fulfilling specific CORE REQUIREMENT.
Updated: June 29, 2006
NOTES: The University of San Francisco, as a private Jesuit university, autonomously sets its transfer
credit policies. [See the USF Undergraduate Transfer Policies and Procedures manual for details at:
www.usfca.edu/admission/transfermanual].
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