ACP for Transfer & Applied Science Students — Transcript
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- 0:02academic course plan assignment. Make
- 0:04sure to read your instructor's
- 0:05announcements, notes, and directions, as
- 0:08well as watching all videos posted. It
- 0:11is possible that your instructor has
- 0:13further requirements than mentioned
- 0:15here. Contact your instructor as soon as
- 0:17possible if you have any questions or
- 0:19unsure of what you should do.
- 0:23We will cover some basic questions about
- 0:25the academic course plan. With this
- 0:27assignment, being comfortable navigating
- 0:29around Self-Service is key.
- 0:32Make sure you have the key items we will
- 0:33discuss in the next few slides.
- 0:36Transfer guide, curriculum standard for
- 0:38transfer students,
- 0:40program planning guide, which we will
- 0:42refer to as a PPG for applied science
- 0:44students, and the academic course plan
- 0:47directions and template. If you are
- 0:49nervous about using Self-Service, don't
- 0:51be. You aren't going to mistakenly
- 0:53register. Self-Service will
- 0:55automatically save updates as you are
- 0:57working.
- 1:00The purpose of the ACP assignment is to
- 1:02use your transfer guide or PPG and
- 1:05Self-Service to plan out courses you
- 1:07will take at Wake Tech so you can
- 1:09successfully complete your program or
- 1:11transfer to the school of your choice.
- 1:14The ACP assignment will help you
- 1:15understand how many semesters you will
- 1:17need to take at Wake Tech, what specific
- 1:20classes you need, and in what order they
- 1:22must be taken.
- 1:24Transfer students will also learn about
- 1:26what transfer requirements are needed in
- 1:28order to transfer to your desired
- 1:30university in your desired major.
- 1:35Before starting, we recommend having a
- 1:37few things.
- 1:39First, a computer. We do not recommend
- 1:42using a tablet or a phone for this
- 1:44assignment.
- 1:45Remember, you have access to computers
- 1:48on campus if needed.
- 1:50Second, log in to Self-Service through
- 1:52the Wake Tech homepage.
- 1:55Finally, have your transfer guide or PPG
- 1:58readily available to help you plan
- 2:00courses.
- 2:01Don't forget to utilize the academic
- 2:03course plan resource folder on your
- 2:05course shell page.
- 2:09On your course page, be sure to read the
- 2:11assignment directions and grading
- 2:13rubric. Contact your instructor with any
- 2:15questions after reviewing the assignment
- 2:17directions.
- 2:19Make sure to reference your My Progress
- 2:21screen in Self-Service. You should
- 2:23choose classes from each category based
- 2:25on what is required by your program
- 2:27planning guide or as directed by your
- 2:29transfer guide.
- 2:31Please note, if you wait until the last
- 2:33minute, you will not do well on this
- 2:34assignment.
- 2:36If you are a transfer student, you will
- 2:38find your transfer guides on the CFNC
- 2:40website. You can also find instructions
- 2:43for
- 2:44accessing transfer guides on the ACP
- 2:46Resources folder under transfer guides.
- 2:49Transfer students will use their
- 2:50transfer guides
- 2:52for the recommended courses
- 2:54to complete their academic course plan.
- 2:56You will upload the PDF of your transfer
- 2:58guide with your academic course planning
- 3:00template when you complete your
- 3:02assignment.
- 3:04If you are an applied science student,
- 3:07you will find
- 3:09the instructions for accessing your
- 3:11program planning guide in the ACP
- 3:13Resources folder in on the Wake Tech
- 3:15homepage.
- 3:17Applied science students will use their
- 3:18program planning guide to complete the
- 3:20ACP, and you will upload a PDF of your
- 3:23program planning guide when you complete
- 3:25this assignment.
- 3:29This is the document you will use to
- 3:31select courses from if you are an
- 3:33applied science student. AAS students
- 3:35will use your program planning guide for
- 3:37your specific Wake Tech program. When
- 3:40referring to your PPG, make sure you
- 3:42look at the prerequisites for each
- 3:43course.
- 3:45There are courses that must be taken in
- 3:47a specific order as they build upon each
- 3:49other.
- 3:53We'll give you a quick overview of
- 3:55self-service, but please remember to
- 3:57watch all the self-service videos.
- 4:00To complete this assignment, you must
- 4:02plan your degree at Wake Tech in
- 4:03self-service.
- 4:05Each student has access to his or her
- 4:08self-service. There are many videos to
- 4:10watch to help you navigate this, and
- 4:12there's an also a self-service how-to
- 4:15sheet in your Wake Tech or excuse me,
- 4:17your ACP resources.
- 4:19Your instructor will be checking two
- 4:21main areas, timeline and my progress.
- 4:24The following slides have examples of
- 4:27what you should look out for in
- 4:28self-service.
- 4:30First, you want to access self-service
- 4:33and then navigate to the student
- 4:35planning tab.
- 4:37Next, you will see student planning
- 4:40gives you two options, and you want to
- 4:42select on the left go to my progress tab
- 4:45in the my progress.
- 4:47Your goal for this assignment is to plan
- 4:49an entire associate's degree or to plan
- 4:52a complete degree program.
- 4:55>> [clears throat]
- 4:56>> Notice on this image the yellow letters
- 4:58stating fully planned. This is what your
- 5:01instructor is looking for when grading
- 5:03your plan in self-service.
- 5:05Each category, when planned correctly,
- 5:08will say fully planned. You may also see
- 5:11a green check mark and see completed.
- 5:14This will also count.
- 5:16If you have any areas
- 5:19like this image where there is no fully
- 5:21planned or completed message, then
- 5:23you've not successfully completed the
- 5:25assignment.
- 5:29>> We are now in the course catalog view.
- 5:32When adding a class, use the plan course
- 5:35button on the top right and not view
- 5:38available sections.
- 5:40When you are planning out future
- 5:42courses,
- 5:44we
- 5:46don't know the published classes for
- 5:48times and schedules for that semester.
- 5:52You can still plan for a future
- 5:53semester. When it comes time to register
- 5:56for that semester, you'll already know
- 5:58what classes you need to register for.
- 6:04On the timeline view, you can check
- 6:06several important things.
- 6:08First, do you have any alerts? Notice
- 6:11the yellow alerts on the screen.
- 6:14If you have these, you must fix the
- 6:16issue. Usually, this means you have
- 6:18planned classes out of order or are
- 6:20missing a co-requisite or prerequisite.
- 6:25You click add a term to add future
- 6:27semesters.
- 6:29You can count your credit hours here.
- 6:32For a full associate's degree, you
- 6:34should have 60 to 61 credits.
- 6:37Reminder that courses that start with a
- 6:39zero are not counted towards this total.
- 6:42For example, chemo 90.
- 6:46If you are pursuing another program,
- 6:48your number of credits will vary. Be
- 6:50sure you have planned your entire
- 6:52program as listed on your PPG.
- 6:55You should also make sure that you do
- 6:57not have too many credits planned for
- 6:59each semester.
- 7:00Remember, we require
- 7:03no more than nine in the summer and no
- 7:05more than 16 in the fall or spring for
- 7:07this assignment. If you want to plan
- 7:10more, you should speak to your
- 7:11instructor about why you are doing this
- 7:14and also explain on the template your
- 7:16reasoning for planning the high number
- 7:18of semester hours.
- 7:22>> If the degree listed in self-service is
- 7:24not correct, for example, you need an AA
- 7:27and they have it listed as an AS or you
- 7:29are planning on completing a certificate
- 7:31program and you are planned for the AAS
- 7:34degree, you need to speak to advising to
- 7:36get this fixed. However, to view the
- 7:39appropriate classes to take for the new
- 7:41degree, follow these instructions. These
- 7:44are also listed in the instructions
- 7:46document. This also applies to all CCP
- 7:49or high school students. If you are a
- 7:52CCP or high school student, you must
- 7:54take this step when changing the view of
- 7:56your program. Self-service automatically
- 7:59reverts you back to the CCP pathway,
- 8:02which is not a complete degree.
- 8:06From my progress screen, view a new
- 8:08program. Search for your degree. All
- 8:11associate's degrees and AAS degrees are
- 8:14listed. Courses that you have completed,
- 8:16in progress, and planned will populate
- 8:19here.
- 8:20Each sections is should say fully
- 8:22planned. Please note that this is not an
- 8:24official change of your plan. You will
- 8:26need to meet with an advisor to
- 8:28officially change your intended degree
- 8:30if you need to do so.
- 8:32CCP students should make certain they
- 8:34are planning the requirements for a full
- 8:36associate's degree, not a CCP transfer
- 8:39pathway.
- 8:41You are encouraged to see an advisor
- 8:43each semester. However, it is not
- 8:45required to complete this assignment.
- 8:47>> [clears throat]
- 8:48>> Wake Tech Advising offers in-person,
- 8:50walk-in advising appointments, or
- 8:52virtual. When in the peak of
- 8:54registration, there will be a longer
- 8:55wait for walk-in appointments and online
- 8:58appointments. If you
- 9:00If you are close to being able to
- 9:01graduate, it is even more important that
- 9:03you meet with an advisor to verify your
- 9:05plan is on track.
- 9:09>> All transcripts for students, and this
- 9:11includes CCP students, should make sure
- 9:13they're planning the requirements for a
- 9:15full associate's degree.
- 9:18Applied science students will plan a
- 9:20complete degree pathway.
- 9:22No matter your student status or future
- 9:25plans, all students must plan the
- 9:28credits needed for completing their
- 9:29degree or program.
- 9:32Transfer students will plan 60 to 61
- 9:34credits for a complete associate's
- 9:36degree and applied science students will
- 9:39plan all credits needed for their
- 9:41designated degree.
- 9:44>> [gasps]
- 9:44>> You're being graded on the planning and
- 9:47the understanding of the different parts
- 9:48of a degree. You must plan out an entire
- 9:51degree in self-service, no matter your
- 9:54future plans.
- 9:55You must upload the assignment template
- 9:58and the PDF of your transfer guide or
- 10:00PPG to the assignment submission.
- 10:03You must answer all the questions on the
- 10:05template, use the questions at the
- 10:08bottom of the template to explain any
- 10:10issues or inconsistencies in your
- 10:12planning.
- 10:14Remember, the ACP counts for 20% of your
- 10:17course grade.
- 10:19That's all we have and you're ready to
- 10:21get started on this assignment. Let your
- 10:23instructor know if you have questions.
- 10:25Good luck.
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