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Career Technical Education - CTE/ROP Certification
Courses: Graphic Design, Digital Art, Web Publishing & Media Design
Project Based Learning fulfills the Occupational competencies
- Every CTE class fulfills the occupational competencies that are defined for that field.
High School Art Elective Credit
Courses: Graphic Design, Digital Art, Web Publishing & Media Design
UC/CSU - "F" Approved Course
University of California/California State University
Fine Arts Approved Course
Courses: Graphic Design, Digital Arts, Web Publishing & Media Design
Palomar College Credit by Exam (CTE Transitions formerly Tech Prep)
Courses: Graphic Design, Digital Art, Web Publishing & Media Design
RBV CTE Graphic Design is articulated with GCIP-152 Digital Publishing/Illustrator 1
RBV CTE Digital Art is articulate with GCIP-140 Digital Imaging/Photoshop 1
RBV CTE Web Publishing & Media Design is articulated with GCMW102 Web Page Layout 1/Dreamweaver
What is Articulation?
An articulation agreement is an agreement between a high school instructor and a College Professor. During a series of meetings, the course outlines, course competencies, software, books or digital media, assignments, assessments, projects and final examinations are compared. If the curriculum covered in the high school setting is comparable, an articulation agreement is signed.
High School students must attend the class in two consecutive semesters, pass the final exam and achieve a grade of A or B for either or both semesters to earn this credit by exam. The students must enroll in Palomar College, be assigned a student ID number, and share that Palomar ID number with the high school instructor to receive the 3 units of college credit.
Thereafter, at the completion of the course, the instructor will report the final marks to Rancho Buena Vista High School and Palomar College. College credit is usually added to each students transcript during the summer school session. Students can log onto Palomar College's student services website to check their unofficial transcript to see if the credit has been applied.
The college credit is transferable! Students earning credit in Digital Arts and Graphic Design can choose to transfer the credit as an Fine Arts credit (UC-F). Students earning credit in Web Publishing and Media design earn elective credit that is also transferable.
Which Associate of Arts (AA) degree, Proficiency Program, or Certificate of Achievement is my class articulated with?
For courses required to earn a degree or a certificate, please check a current Palomar College Catalog which is available for sale in the college bookstore, or view Online at www.palomar.edu/catalog
RBV CTE Graphic Design is articulated with GCIP-152 Digital Publishing/Illustrator 1
RBV CTE Digital Art is articulate with GCIP-140 Digital Imaging/Photoshop 1
RBV CTE Web Publishing & Media Design is articulated with GCMW102 Web Page Layout 1/Dreamweaver
The RBV classes are listed under Graphic Communications at Palomar College
Palomar College Graphic Communications website Program Certifications page
Your CTE class is listed under these Programs of study
GCIP Graphic Communications Imaging & Publishing at Palomar College
GCMW Graphic Communications Multimedia & Web
at Palomar College
Remember - You do NOT have to attend Palomar College to transfer the College Credit.
UC-F transferable means that you can transfer the credits earned in high school just like any other class that is UC-F transferable and earning in a Community college.
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