The report describes a project conducted from 1972 to 1975 for vertically articulating curricula in Minnesota's secondary and post-secondary vocational-technical institutions. Central to the project was the construction of valid task inventories for the various vocational programs which would help to ensure that vocational curricula provided the maximum usefulness and minimum cost to the students. During the project's first two years task listings for the hospitality and graphic arts industries were developed and a Handbook for vocational-technical instructors and coordinators was published. During the last two project years a procedure for articulating vocational programs in auto mechanics and clerical-secretarial occupations based on the identification and validation of minimum task based curriculum content was developed. The final accomplishment during the last year was the collection of task inventories, competency lists, and skill profiles. The articulation procedure appears to be reasonable in cost and efficient in terms of time required to complete the procedure. The document contains a five-page bibliography and two appendixes: Guide for Articulating Vocational Technical Curriculum in Minnesota, and Task List for an Occupational Program--format example. (JR)