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Course Mapping. Programs The transfer guides below do not represent all courses required for DeVry programs; rather, they provide a list of courses that, when completed at Midstate College have been determined to be equivalent to DeVry courses. For a complete list of course requirements in each DeVry program, please see the Academic Catalog. The following are the Midstate College programs that were evaluated and the corresponding DeVry University programs in which some credit may transfer. Note: Wherever possible programs evaluated were matched to the same degree level (e.g., associate to associate, bachelor’s to bachelor’s). Where DeVry does not offer a program at the same level, a program at a higher level was matched to provide options. Course equivalencies for Google IT Training for Goodwill Industries colleagues are also included in a separate table. Midstate College DeVry University Accounting, BS Accounting, Bachelor’s Business Administration, Bachelor’s Management, Bachelor’s Technical Management, Bachelor’s Administrative Professional, AAS Technical Management, Bachelor’s Business Administration, AAS Business, Associate Technical Management, Bachelor’s Business Administration, Bachelor’s Business Administration, Bachelor’s Management, Bachelor’s Technical Management, Bachelor’s Business Computer Accounting, AAS Business, Associate Technical Management, Bachelor’s Computer Information Science, AAS Information Technology & Networking, Associate Information Technology & Networking, Bachelor’s Computer Information Systems, BS Computer Information Systems, Bachelor’s Information Technology & Networking, Bachelor’s Health Information Administration, BS Healthcare Administration, Bachelor’s Technical Management , Bachelor’s Health Information Technology, AAS Health Information Technology, Associate Technical Management – Health Information Management, Bachelor’s Health Services Management, BS Technical Management, Bachelor’s Judicial Reporting, AAS Technical Management, Bachelor’s Law and Social Justice, BA Technical Management, Bachelor’s Master of Business Administration Master of Business Administration Medical Assistant, AAS Technical Management, Bachelor’s Medical Coding and Billing, Diploma Medical Billing and Coding, Certificate Medical Office Technician, Diploma Technical Management, Bachelor’s Office Assistant, Diploma Technical Management, Bachelor’s Paralegal Studies, AAS Technical Management, Bachelor’s Pharmacy Tech, Diploma Technical Management, Bachelor’s...
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Course Mapping. Program Notes The XxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx courses were evaluated for applicability to the following DeVry University associate and bachelor’s programs. Associate Degree Programs • Business • Electronics & Computer Technology • Health Information Technology • Information Technology & Networking • Network Systems Administration Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Accounting • Biomedical Engineering Technology • Business Administration • Communications Computer Engineering Technology • Computer Information Systems • Electronics Engineering Technology • Healthcare Administration • Information Technology & Networking • Justice Administration • Management • Multimedia Design & Development • Network & Communications Management • Software Development • Technical Management • Technical Management – Health Information Management Courses in italics in the tables below are course area matches. For example, the Natural Science course listed in the DeVry curriculum may be Nutrition; however, a variety of science courses (e.g., astronomy, biology, environmental science) may also be used to fulfill this requirement. Business – Associate Degree Program DeVry University Courses XxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx Courses Communication Skills Up to 3 semester-credit hours of coursework in an applicable communication skills discipline can be applied as communication skills credit toward this program. Humanities Up to 3 semester credit hours of coursework in any applicablehumanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program. • ETHC232 Ethical and Legal Issues in Professions • HS103 History – Turning Points in Modern History 15th Century to Present Social Sciences Up to 3 semester credit hours of coursework in any applicable social science discipline can be applied as social science credittoward this program.
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Course Mapping. The following are the Kearny High School Cisco Academy courses that were evaluated and the corresponding DeVry University programs in which some credit may transfer. Kearny School District Cisco Academy DeVry University 86101 IT Essentials • CEIS101 Introduction to Technology and Information Systems 86103 Introduction to Cybersecurity • SEC285 Fundamentals of Information System Security 86203 CCNA 1: Introduction to Networks • NETW260 Intermediate Information Technology & Networking I 86304 CCNA 2: Routing and Switching Essentials • NETW270 Intermediate Information Technology & Networking II APPENDIX C DeVry Licensed Marks APPENDIX D
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Course Mapping. The transfer guides below do not represent all courses required for DeVry programs; rather, they provide a list of courses that, when completed at Xxxxxxxx College have been determined to be equivalent to DeVry courses. For a complete list of course requirements in each DeVry program, please see the Academic Catalog. The Xxxxxxxx College courses below are quarter-credit hour courses, while DeVry University courses are semester- credit hour courses. DeVry University converts quarter-credit hours to semester credit hours. The number of credits granted for any course equivalency may not exceed the number on the transcript associated with the transfer course.
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