College of Professional Studies Undergraduate Conversion from Quarters to Semesters. Course Equivalency Table: E G. ECN: Economics
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1 College of Professional Studies Undergraduate Conversion from s to s Equivalency Table: E G As of fall 2016, Northeastern University s College of Professional Studies undergraduate programs converted from a quarter system to a semester system. A table of course equivalencies appears below: ECN: Economics 1 Equivalents ECN 1100 Principles of Microeconomics 3 ECN 1002 Principles of Microeconomics (4 QH) ECN 1050 Principles of Economics Intensive (8 QH) ECN 1200 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECN 1001 Principles of Macroeconomics (4 QH) ECN 1050 Principles of Economics Intensive (8 QH) ECN 1990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ECN 2350 Comparative Economic Systems 3 ECN 3110 Comparative Economics Systems (3 QH) ECN 3990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ECN 4896 Experiential Education ECN 4950 Seminar ECN 4955 Project ECN 4983 Topics ECN 4990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ECN 4991 Research ECN 4992 ECN 4993 Independent Study ECN 4994 Internship ECN 4995 Practicum EET: Electrical Engineering Technology Equivalents EET 1990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 2000 Circuits 1 3 ETE 1101 Introduction to DC Networks (3 QH) EET 2001 Lab for EET ETE 1103 DC Network Analysis (3 QH) EET 2100 Circuits 2 3 ETE 2101 Introduction to AC Networks (3 QH) EET 2101 Lab for EET ETE 2103 AC Network Analysis (3 QH) EET 2990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 3000 Engineering Analysis 3 ETE 3031 Engineering Analysis (3 QH) EET 3100 Electronics 1 3 ETE 2121 Introduction to Linear Circuits (3 QH) EET 3101 Lab for EET ETE 2123 Applied Linear Circuits (1 QH) EET 3200 Electronics 2 3 ETE 3121 Analog Electronics (3 QH)
2 Equivalents EET 3201 Lab for EET ETE 3123 Applied Analog Electronics (1 QH) EET 3300 Digital Logic 3 ETE 2331 Introduction to Digital Systems (3 QH) EET 3301 Lab for EET ETE 2333 Applied Digital Systems (1 QH) EET 3400 Digital Electronics 3 ETE 3131 Sequential Digital Systems (3 QH) EET 3401 Lab for EET ETE 3133 Applied Sequential Digital Systems (1 QH) EET 3500 Electrical Engineering 3 ETE 1211 Introduction to Electrical Measurements (3 QH) Measurements EET 3501 Lab for EET ETE 1213 Applied Electrical Measurements (1 QH) EET 3750 Linear Systems EET 3800 Control Systems 3 ETE 3511 Control Engineering (4 QH) EET 3900 Foundations of Programmable 3 ETE 4013 Digital Circuit Simulation (4 QH) Logic EET 3990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4100 Power Systems 3 ETE 3401 Introduction to Power Systems (4 QH) EET 4110 Electromagnetics EET 4120 Digital Signal Processing 3 ETE 2011 Introduction to Signal Analysis (4 QH) EET 4130 Electric Machines EET 4140 Communication Systems 3 ETE 2013 Digital Communication Systems (4 QH) EET 4950 Seminar 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4955 Project 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4983 Topics 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4991 Research 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4993 Independent Study 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4994 Internship 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4995 Practicum 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) EET 4996 Experiential Education 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) ENG: English Equivalents ENG 1103 College Writing 1 for Nonnative Speakers ENG 1104 Lab for ENG No quarter equivalent (new semester course) ENG 1105 College Writing 1 3 ENG 1004 College English 1 (3-4 QH) ENG 1106 Lab for ENG ENG 1014 Writing Lab for College English 1 (1 QH) ENG 1107 College Writing 2 3 ENG 1005 College English 2 (3-4 QH) ENG 1108 Lab for ENG ENG 1015 Writing Lab for College English 2 (1 QH) ENG 1200 Introduction to Literature ENG 1990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ENG 2105 Writing Workshop 3 ENG 3006 College English Workshop (3 QH) ENG 2106 Lab for ENG ENG 3007 Writing Lab for College English Workshop (1 QH) ENG 2230 English Literature 1 3 ENG 2210 English Literature 1 (3 QH) and ENG 2211 English Literature 2 (3 QH) ENG 2231 English Literature 2 3 ENG 2212 English Literature 3 (3 QH) 2
3 Equivalents ENG 2450 American Literature 1 3 ENG 2420 American Literature 1 (3 QH) and ENG 2421 American Literature 2 (3 QH) ENG 2451 American Literature 2 3 ENG 2422 American Literature 3 (3 QH) ENG 3105 Writing for the Professions: Science and Engineering ENG 3106 Lab for ENG No quarter equivalent (new semester course) ENG 3107 Writing for the Professions: Business and the Social Sciences ENG 3108 Lab for ENG No quarter equivalent (new semester course) ENG 3210 Writing for Young Readers 3 ENG 3020 Children's Literature (3 QH) ENG 3220 Writing Poetry 3 ENG 3200 Poetry (3 QH) ENG 3230 Writing Fiction 3 ENG 4119 Creative Writing: Fiction (3 QH) ENG 3240 Writing Nonfiction 3 ENG 4020 Expository Writing Workshop (3 QH) ENG 3260 Writing to Inform and Persuade 3 ENG 3001 Expository and Persuasive Writing 1 (3 QH) and ENG 3002 Expository and Persuasive Writing 2 (3 QH) ENG 3002 Expository and Persuasive Writing 2 (3 QH) ENG 3300 Literature and Business Leadership ENG 3310 Literature, Technology and Culture ENG 3440 Western World Literature 3 ENG 3432 Western World Literature 1 (3 QH) and ENG 3433 Western World Literature 2 (3 QH) ENG 3990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ENG 4210 Writing for Publication 3 ENG 4180 Writing for Publication (3 QH) ENG 4455 Topics in Shakespeare 3 No change ENG 4896 Experiential Education ENG 4950 Seminar ENG 4955 Project ENG 4983 Topics ENG 4990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ENG 4991 Research ENG 4992 ENG 4993 Independent Study ENG 4994 Internship ENG 4995 Practicum ESC: Earth Sciences 3 Equivalents ESC 1100 The Geosphere: Physical and 3 ESC 1105 Physical and Historical Geology (3 QH) Historical Geology ESC 1150 The Atmosphere 3 ESC 1121 Introduction to Meteorology and Weather Forecasting (3 QH) ESC 1200 The Hydrosphere: 3 ESC 2010 Introduction to Oceanography (3 QH) Oceanography, Ground and Surface Water ESC 1250 The Environment and Society 3 ESC 1110 Environmental Science (3 QH) ESC 1300 Science, Technology, and 3 ESC 1535 Science, Technology, and Society (3 QH) Society ESC 1990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ESC 2100 Planetary Science 3 ESC 1123 Observational Astronomy (3 QH)
4 Equivalents ESC 2200 Natural Disasters: Evaluating 3 ESC 2015 Nature's Violence and Human Threat (3 QH) Risk, Minimizing Loss ESC 2990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ESC 3100 Introduction to Geographical 3 GIS 5101 Introduction to Geographical Information Systems (3 QH) Information Systems ESC 3200 Wetlands Ecosystems 3 ESC 2120 Wetland and Coastal Ecosystems (3 QH) ESC 3210 Air, Water, and Life: Pollution 3 ESC 2435 Air Quality and Human Respiratory Problems (3 QH) ESC 3220 Water on and Underground: 3 ESC 3009 Geochemistry of Natural Waters (3 QH) Geochemistry and Hydrology ESC 3230 Soils and Sustainability 3 New semester course. No quarter equivalent ESC 3240 Energy: Sources and Issues 3 New semester course. No quarter equivalent ESC 3250 Urban Ecology 3 ESC 2121 Urban Ecology (3 QH) ESC 3990 Elective (transfer elective credit) ESC 4850 Environmental Assessment 3 ESC 3241 Environmental Practices and Applications (3 QH) and Remediation ESC 4891 Research ESC 4892 ESC 4893 Independent Study ESC 4894 Internship ESC 4895 Practicum ESC 4896 Experiential Education ESC 4950 Seminar ESC 4955 Project ESC 4983 Topics FIN: Finance Equivalents FIN 1200 Managing Your 3 FIN 1101 Personal Finance (3 QH) Personal Finances FIN 1990 Elective (transfer elective credit) FIN 2105 Introduction to Corporate Finance 3 FIN 2801 Principles of Finance (3 QH) and FIN 2802 Financial Management (3 QH) FIN 2850 Financial Management Intensive (6 QH) FIN 3310 Financial Institutions and 3 FIN 4503 Financial Institutions and Markets (3 QH) Markets FIN 3330 Risk Management and Insurance FIN 3340 Investments 3 FIN 4611 Investment Management (3 QH) FIN 3990 Elective (transfer elective credit) FIN 4220 Working Capital Management 3 FIN 2822 Analysis and Working Capital Management (3QH) FIN 4230 International Finance 3 FIN 4560 International Finance (3 QH) FIN 4240 Personal Financial Planning FIN 4250 Real Estate Finance FIN 4950 Seminar FIN 4955 Project FIN 4983 Topics FIN 4990 Elective (transfer elective credit) FIN 4991 Research FIN 4992 FIN 4993 Independent Study FIN 4994 Internship 4
5 FIN 4995 Practicum FIN 4996 Experiential Education Equivalents GET: General Engineering Technology GET 1100 GET 1150 Introduction to Engineering and Technology Foundations of Engineering Graphics and Design Equivalents 3 ETG 1005 Introduction to Engineering and Technology (3 QH) 3 ETG 1001 Engineering Graphics 1 (3 QH) and ETG 2021 Engineering Graphics 2 (3 QH) ETG 2021 Engineering Graphics 2 (3 QH) GET 1990 Elective (transfer elective credit) GET 2100 Computer Engineering Programming and Analysis 3 ETC 1101 Introduction to C++ Programming (3 QH) and ETC 1103 C++ Application Development (3 QH) ETC 1103 C++ Application Development (3 QH) GET 2200 Engineering Economy 3 ETG 3001 Engineering Economy (3 QH) GET 2990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 3990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4840 Engineering Technology Capstone Project Preparation and Proposal 2 ETG 4880 Capstone Preparation (3 QH) GET 4850 Engineering Technology 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) Capstone Project Execution GET 4950 Seminar 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4955 Project 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4983 Topics 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4990 Elective 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4991 Research 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4993 Independent Study 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4994 Internship 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4995 Practicum 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) GET 4996 Experiential Education 1 to 4 No quarter equivalent (new semester course) 5
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