THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TRANSFER GUIDE DO NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, BETWEEN ANY APPLICANT OR STUDENT AND DEVRY UNIVERSITY.

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1 Transfer credits from Effective from 8/14/2014 through 8/14/2016 University has developed this Degree Program Transfer Guide to assist students transferring from Columbus State Community College to. This guide doesn t represent all courses required for programs; rather, it provides a list of courses that, when completed at, may transfer to. For a complete list of course requirements in each program, please see the Academic Catalog. This guide is based on a review of courses by as of 7/19/2013 and is subject to review and modification at any time and without prior notice. Limitations and restrictions may apply. Bachelor s degree programs included in this guide are: Accounting Business Administration Computer Engineering Technology Computer Information Systems Electronics Engineering Technology Justice Administration Network & Communications Management Management Technical Management Process Applicants seeking to transfer credit must: 1. Request a formal credit evaluation prior to beginning the first class at University; and 2. Provide to an official transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. Please see a University admissions representative to request a transfer credit evaluation. Transfer credit is considered on an individual basis and awarded only upon receipt of an official transcript. Limitations and Restrictions Admission and transfer credit applicability are subject but not limited to University's admission requirements, program requirements, and academic policies, including but not limited to the external transfer credit policy. Additional state-specific requirements for transfer credit acceptance may apply. Please note the following: A grade of C (70%) or higher is required for all transfer credits to University. Courses accepted in transfer may not be applicable to the academic program chosen by the student. The number of credits granted for any course equivalency may not exceed the number on the transcript associated with the transfer course. Curriculum changes at either institution may affect transferability and applicability of certain credits. A time limit may be imposed on the ability to transfer credits for some courses, especially those in technical or evolving areas. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TRANSFER GUIDE DO NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, BETWEEN ANY APPLICANT OR STUDENT AND DEVRY UNIVERSITY. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS NEITHER AN AWARD NOR A COMMITMENT TO AWARD CREDIT AT DEVRY UNIVERSITY. For comprehensive consumer information, visit devry.edu/studentconsumerinfo University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), In New York, University operates as College of New York. is certified to operate by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia. University is authorized for operation by the THEC. Nashville Campus Perimeter Hill Dr., Nashville, TN Program availability varies by location. AC Educational Development Corp. All rights reserved. Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

2 Accounting Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Applicable science coursework with lab Up to 4 semester credit hours can be applied as Natural Science credit in University s Accounting program. Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s Accounting program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s Accounting program. General Business and Technology Financial Accounting ACCT 1211 Financial Accounting ACCT212 Excel II Access I BOA 1172 BOA 1104 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets w/ Lab BIS155 Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Marketing Principles MKTG 1110 Marketing BUSN319 Corporate Finance FMGT 2201 Finance BUSN379 Management BMGT 1111 Principles of Management MGMT303 continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

3 Accounting Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Accounting Core Intermediate Accounting I ACCT 2250 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT304 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT 2252 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT305 Fed Tax I ACCT 2232 Federal Tax Accounting I ACCT324 Advanced Accounting ACCT 2258 Advanced Accounting ACCT405 Fed Tax II Advanced Taxation ACCT 2236 ACCT 2239 Federal Tax Accounting II ACCT424 Auditing ACCT 2241 Auditing ACCT444 Managerial Accounting ACCT 1212 Managerial Accounting ACCT346 Legal Environment of Business LEGL 2064 Business Law BUSN420 Electives Applicable accounting, business, or other courses that were not applied above Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as elective credit in University s Accounting program Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

4 Business Administration Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Applicable science coursework with lab Up to 4 semester credit hours can be applied as Natural Science credit in University s Business Administration program. Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s Business Administration program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s Business Administration program. continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

5 Business Administration Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Business Core Financial Accounting ACCT 1211 Financial Accounting ACCT212 Excel II Access I BOA 1172 BOA 1104 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets w/ Lab BIS155 Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Marketing Principles MKTG 1110 Marketing BUSN319 Corporate Finance FMGT 2201 Finance BUSN379 Management BMGT 1111 Principles of Management MGMT303 Managerial Accounting ACCT 1212 Managerial Accounting ACCT346 Fed Tax II Advanced Taxation ACCT 2236 ACCT 2239 Federal Tax Accounting II ACCT424 Accounting Concentration Intermediate Accounting I ACCT 2250 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT304 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT 2252 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT305 Fed Tax I ACCT 2232 Federal Tax Accounting I ACCT324 Advanced Accounting ACCT 2258 Advanced Accounting ACCT405 Auditing ACCT 2241 Auditing ACCT444 Legal Environment of Business LEGL 2064 Business Law BUSN420 Finance Concentration Intermediate Accounting I ACCT 2250 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT304 Investment Fundamentals and Security Investments FMGT 1211 Analysis FIN351 International Finance FMGT 2242 International Financial Management FIN463 Human Resource Management Concentration HR Policy and Procedure Writing Staffing Under the Law HRM 1223 HRM 2221 Employment Law HRM320 Labor Relations HRM 1225 Labor Relations HRM330 Monetary Compensation Mandatory Benefits HRM 1825 HRM1826 Compensation and Benefits HRM430 Human Resource Management HRM 1121 Human Resource Management MGMT410 Sales and Marketing Concentration Advertising Promotion MKTG 2400 Advertising and Public Relations MKTG410 Global Marketing MKTG 2750 International Marketing MKTG430 Web & Electronic Marketing MKTG 2200 Internet Marketing ECOM340 Electives Applicable accounting, business, or other courses that were not applied above Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as elective credit in University s Business Administration program Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

6 Computer Engineering Technology Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Elementary Differential Equations MATH 2255 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I MATH450 Calculus-Based Physics I PHYS 1250 College Physics I w/ Lab PHYS310 Calculus-Based Physics II PHYS 1251 College Physics II w/ Lab PHYS320 Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s CET program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s CET program. Electronic Circuits and Devices Basic DC Electronic Systems EET 1105 Electronic Circuits and Devices I w/lab ECET110 Basic AC Electronic Systems EET 1125 Electronic Circuits and Devices II w/lab ECET210 Electronic Switching & Amplifier Systems EET 1135 Electronic Circuits and Devices II w/lab ECET220 Digital Circuits and Microprocessors Basic Digital Systems EET 1115 Digital Circuits and Systems w/lab ECET230 Embedded Microprocessor Systems w/ Embedded Microcontroller Systems EET 2225 Lab ECET365 Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

7 Computer Information Systems Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Applicable science coursework with lab Up to 4 semester credit hours can be applied as Natural Science credit in University s CIS program. Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s CIS program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s CIS program. Business Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Project Management Principles Project Management Techniques BMGT 2250 BMGT 2251 Project Management MGMT404 continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

8 Computer Information Systems Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Systems Concepts Networking Concepts Networking I Network and Cyber Security CSCI 2776 CSCI 1152 CSCI 1772 Connectivity w/ Lab CIS246 Principles of Information Systems Security SEC280 Programming Visual Basic I Visual Basic II C# Programming I C# Programming II Web Development Intro to HTML HTML JavaScript Fundamentals CSCI 1620 CSCI 2620 Programming w/lab CIS170A CSCI 1630 CSCI 2630 Object-iented Programming w/lab CIS247A CSCI 1000 CSCI 1145 CSCI 2447 Web Interface Design w/ Lab CIS363B Systems Development Systems Analysis CSCI 1275 Structured Analysis and Design CIS321 Database Systems Programming CSCI 2370 Introduction to Database w/ Lab CIS336 Object-iented Analysis & UML CSCI 1610 Object-iented Analysis and Design CIS339 Track Coursework Computer Forensics CSCI 2780 Digital Forensics I w/ Lab CCSI410 Database Administration and Data Mining CSCI 2371 Advanced Database w/ Lab DBM405A Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery CSCI 2784 Business Continuity SEC340 Information Security Audit CSCI 2782 Information Systems Security Planning and Audit SEC440 Adv. Flash (Games) IMM 2390 Programming Multimedia for the Web w/ Lab WBG340 Web Database Development CSCI 2412 Dynamic Website Development and Database Integration w/ Lab WBG410 Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

9 Electronics Engineering Technology Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Elementary Differential Equations MATH 2255 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I MATH450 Calculus-Based Physics I PHYS 1250 College Physics I w/ Lab PHYS310 Calculus-Based Physics II PHYS 1251 College Physics II w/ Lab PHYS320 Environmental Science I BIO 1127 Environmental Science w Lab SCI204 Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s EET program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s EET program. Electronic Circuits and Devices Basic DC Electronic Systems EET 1105 Electronic Circuits and Devices I w/lab ECET110 Basic AC Electronic Systems EET 1125 Electronic Circuits and Devices II w/lab ECET210 Electronic Switching & Amplifier Systems EET 1135 Electronic Circuits and Devices II w/lab ECET220 Digital Circuits and Microprocessors Basic Digital Systems EET 1115 Digital Circuits and Systems w/lab ECET230 Embedded Microprocessor Systems w/ Embedded Microcontroller Systems EET 2225 Lab ECET365 Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

10 Justice Administration Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Applicable science coursework with lab Up to 4 semester credit hours can be applied as Natural Science credit in University s Justice Administration program. Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Business Project Management Principles Project Management Techniques Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s Justice Administration program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s Justice Administration program. BMGT 2250 BMGT 2251 Project Management MGMT404 continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

11 Justice Administration Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Justice Administration Corrections CRJ 1040 Introduction to Corrections JADM210 Ethics in Law Enforcement CRJ 2006 Introduction to Ethics and Criminal Justice JADM220 Juveniles and The Criminal Justice System CRJ 1045 Introduction to Juvenile Justice JADM230 Community Relations CRJ 2024 Community Policing JADM260 Victimology CRJ 2012 Victimology JADM330 Interviewing Techniques CRJ 2031 Interviewing and Interrogation JADM400 Introduction to Cyberlaw CRJ 2021 Cybercrime JADM403 Criminal Investigations CRJ 2030 Criminal Investigation JADM407 Crime Scene Investigation CRJ 2001 Crime Scene Investigation JADM427 Correctional Administration CRJ 2040 Correctional Administration JADM430 Terrorism CRJ 1035 Terrorism in Emergency Management JADM470 Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

12 Network & Communications Management Bachelor s Degree Program Communication Skills University Math and Natural Sciences Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Applicable science coursework with lab Up to 4 semester credit hours can be applied as Natural Science credit in University s NCM program. Humanities Applicable Humanities Courses Social Sciences Applicable Social Science Courses Up to 6 semester credit hours can be applied as humanities credit in University s NCM program. Up to 9 semester credit hours can be applied as Social Science credit in University s NCM program. Business Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Project Management Principles Project Management Techniques BMGT 2250 BMGT 2251 Project Management MGMT404 continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

13 Network & Communications Management Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Computing Network and Cyber Security CSCI 2776 Principles of Information Systems Security SEC280 Networking Networking Concepts Networking I Networking for Home & Small Businesses Working at a Small-to-Medium Business or ISP CSCI 1152 CSCI 1772 CSCI 2750 CSCI 2752 Introduction to Networking w/ Lab Introduction to Networking w/ Lab Cisco Networking Academy Introduction to Networking w/ Lab Introduction to Routing w/ Lab Introduction to Switching w/ Lab and Introduction to WAN Technologies w/ Lab NETW202 NETW202 NETW203 NETW204 NETW206 NETW208 Introducing Routing and Switching in the Enterprise Designing and Supporting Computer Networks CSCI 2754 CSCI 2756 Cisco Networking Academy Introduction to Routing w/ Lab Cisco Networking Academy Introduction to Switching w/ Lab and Cisco Networking Academy Introduction to WAN Technologies w/ Lab NETW205 NETW207 NETW209 Networking II CSCI 2774 Network Operating Systems Windows w/ Lab NETW230 Linux Administration CSCI 2790 Network Operating Systems UNIX w/ Lab NETW240 CCNA Voice CSCI 2760 Voice/VoIP Administration w/ Lab NETW250 Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

14 Management Bachelor s Degree Program General Education Up to 40 semester credit hours of General Education may be applied to University s Management program. From these 40 hours, 6 hours must be completed in each of the following areas: Communication Skills, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences. University Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Calculus I MATH 1151 Applied Calculus I MATH260 Elementary Differential Equations MATH 2255 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I MATH450 Calculus-Based Physics I PHYS 1250 College Physics I w/ Lab PHYS310 Calculus-Based Physics II PHYS 1251 College Physics II w/ Lab PHYS320 Applicable Science coursework with lab Applicable Social Science coursework Applicable Humanities coursework Science elective Social Science elective Humanities elective Technology Excel II Access I BOA 1172 BOA 1104 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets w/ Lab BIS155 Business and Management Financial Accounting ACCT 1211 Financial Accounting ACCT212 Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Marketing Principles MKTG 1110 Marketing BUSN319 Management BMGT 1111 Principles of Management MGMT303 Project Management Principles Project Management Techniques BMGT 2250 BMGT 2251 Project Management MGMT404 Human Resource Management HRM 1121 Human Resource Management MGMT410 Continued on next page Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

15 Management Bachelor s Degree Program (continued) Concentration Depending on the concentration chosen by the student, the following coursework may apply. Intermediate Accounting I ACCT 2250 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT304 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT 2252 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT305 Fed Tax I ACCT 2232 Federal Tax Accounting I ACCT324 Managerial Accounting ACCT 1212 Managerial Accounting ACCT346 Advanced Accounting ACCT 2258 Advanced Accounting ACCT405 Fed Tax II Advanced Taxation ACCT 2236 ACCT 2239 Federal Tax Accounting II ACCT424 Auditing ACCT 2241 Auditing ACCT444 Corporate Finance FMGT 2201 Finance BUSN379 Legal Environment of Business LEGL 2064 Business Law BUSN420 Web & Electronic Marketing MKTG 2200 Internet Marketing ECOM340 Investment Fundamentals and Security Investments FMGT 1211 Analysis FIN351 International Finance FMGT 2242 International Financial Management FIN463 HR Policy and Procedure Writing Staffing Under the Law HRM 1223 HRM 2221 Employment Law HRM320 Labor Relations HRM 1225 Labor Relations HRM330 Monetary Compensation Mandatory Benefits HRM 1825 HRM1826 Compensation and Benefits HRM430 Human Resource Management HRM 1121 Human Resource Management MGMT410 Advertising Promotion MKTG 2400 Advertising and Public Relations MKTG410 Global Marketing MKTG 2750 International Marketing MKTG430 Electives Applicable Courses that were not applied above Up to 12 semester credit hours can be applied as elective credit in University s Management program Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16

16 Technical Management Bachelor s Degree Program General Education Up to 40 credit hours of General Education credits may be applied to University s Technical Management program. From these 40 hours, 6 hours must be completed in each of the following areas: Communication Skills, Humanities, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. University Elementary Algebra Intermediate Algebra MATH 1050 MATH 1075 Algebra for College Students MATH114 Business Statistics STAT 2430 Statistics for Decision-Making MATH221 Discrete Math Structures MATH 2366 Discrete Mathematics MATH233 Applicable Science coursework with lab Applicable Social Science coursework Applicable Humanities coursework Business, Management and Technology Science elective Social Science elective Humanities elective Financial Accounting ACCT 1211 Financial Accounting ACCT212 Managerial Accounting ACCT 1212 Managerial Accounting ACCT346 Excel II Access I BOA 1172 BOA 1104 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets w/ Lab BIS155 Principles of Business BMGT 1101 Introduction to Business and Technology BUSN115 Marketing Principles MKTG 1110 Marketing BUSN319 Corporate Finance FMGT 2201 Finance BUSN379 Management BMGT 1111 Principles of Management MGMT303 Project Management Principles Project Management Techniques BMGT 2250 BMGT 2251 Project Management MGMT404 Human Resource Management HRM 1121 Human Resource Management MGMT410 Technical Specialty or Elective Courses University s Technical Management program requires at least 27 semester credit hours in the technical specialty, which consists of a sequence of interrelated courses focusing on a particular career area. In addition, up to 25 semester credit hours of electives may be applied to University s Technical Management program. Program-specific coursework from Columbus State Community College associate degree programs may apply to either the technical specialty area or electives. Students should meet with their University academic advisor for further information. Degree Program Transfer Guide Rev. 08/14/ of 16