Texas Common Course Numbering (TCCN) - Transfer Credit

UT Tyler Catalog

The Texas Common Course Numbering (TCCN) system is a uniform set of four-character abbreviations for academic disciplines and four-digit course numbers. Listed below are TCCN course designations and their UT Tyler transfer credit evaluations. In the TCCN and UT Tyler's four-digit course numbering system, the first digit denotes the level of the course (1=freshman; 2=sophomore); the second digit denotes the semester hour credit value of a course; the last two digits are unique numbers for the specific course. For example, ENGL 1301 is a freshman level course for 3 credits.

In some cases a course at a community college transfers as two UT Tyler courses, for example COSC 1436= COSC 1336/1136.

Community colleges offer many more transferable courses than are indicated below. This list includes only TCCN courses which consistently transfer with the same UT Tyler evaluation, wherever they are taken. Evaluations for courses not listed here can be found on the Texas Common Numbering System website.

Also, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board maintains a similar site that allows you to view the Core Curriculum Requirements at any public university or junior college in Texas and to compare Core Curriculum Requirements across any two institutions.