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1 University of Phoenix Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (Advanced Information Systems Security)(BSIT-AIS)(BS-IT-ISS) SOCAD-4 Network: None All Sites: Distance Learning Degree Objective-The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program provides the knowledge to successfully apply information technology theory and principles to address real world business opportunities and challenges. The program covers fundamental and advanced knowledge in core technologies such as systems integration, web systems, network architecture, database design, information security, programming and other supporting IT principles. The program provides the opportunity to specialize through the selection of University of Phoenix IT certificates, aligned to industry certificates, to support IT career goals. Academic Residency- 30 semester hours. POINT OF CONTACT Maureen Scheer, Project Manager University of Phoenix-Office of Admissions & Records PO Box Phoenix, AZ Phone: Fax: DEGREE REQUIREMENTS SOC CAT. HOME Communications Arts Requirement: Must include COMM/215 or ENG/220, equivalent or higher (Track A) or Must 6 SH include ENG/147 (Track B) COM 100 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 170 ELEMENTS OF UNIVERSITY COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION I 3 X X X COM 172 ELEMENTS OF UNIVERSITY COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION II* 3 X X X COM 200 FOUNDATIONS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 225 FOUNDATIONS OF MASS COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 302 MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS 3 X X X COM 310 COMMUNICATION: THEORIES AND PRACTICE 3 X X X COM 320 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 330 SMALL GROUPS AND TEAM COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 339 ADVERTISING AND THE MEDIA 3 X X X COM 340 MASS COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 350 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 352 PUB RELATIONS AND MESSAGE MANAGEMENT 3 X X X COM 360 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 373 SALES COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 400 MEDIA AND SOCIETY 3 X X X COM 403 COMTEMPORARY COMMUNICATION IN A DIVERSE SOCIETY 3 X X X COM 410 MANAGEMENT, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 420 CREATIVITY AND COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 430 PUB RELATIONS AND PUB AFFAIRS 3 X X X COM 440 COMMUNICATION LAW 3 X X X COM 450 ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COM 460 COMMUNICATION FOR TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X COM 470 MEDIATION AND CONFT RESOLUTION 3 X X X COM 480 COMMUNICATION CAPSTONE COURSE 3 X X X COMM 110 INTRODUCTION TO ORAL COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COMM 112 INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH AND WRITING 3 X X X COMM 215 ESSENTIALS OF WRITING 3 X X X COMM 310 PUB SPEAKING 3 CM001B X X X COMM 315 DIVERSITY ISSUES IN COMMUNICATION 3 X X X COMM 400 MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS 3 X X X COMM 470 COMMUNICATING IN THE VIRTUAL WORKPLACE 3 X X X ENG 135 ESSENTIALS OF CONTEMPORARY COMMUNICATION 3 X X X ENG 147 UNIVERSITY WRITING ESSENTIALS 3 X X X ENG 157 MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE 3 X X X ENG 220 UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC WRITING 3 X X X ENG 215 EFFECTIVE ACADEMIC WRITING 3 X X X ENG 223 WORKPLACE WRITING ESSENTIALS 3 ENG 303 CHAUCER 3 X X X ENG 304 SHAKESPEARE 3 X X X ENG 305 LITERARY MASTERPIECES 3 X X X ENG 306 POETRY AND SOCIETY 3 X X X ENG 308 AMERICAN AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3 X X X ENG 340 CREATIVE WRITING 3 X X X ENG 495 ADVANCED CREATIVE WRITING 3 X X X ENG 496 AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 3 X X X SPAN 114 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II 3 X X X Communication Arts Elective Mathematics Requirement***. -Must include MTH 220, equivalent or higher MAT 220 ALGEBRA 3 X X X MTH 110 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS 1 X X X MTH 208 MATHEMATICS I 3 X X X MTH 209 MATHEMATICS II 3 X X X MTH 210 FUNDAMENTALS OF GEOMETRY 3 X X X X X X MTH 211 QUANTITATIVE REASONING 3 X X X MTH 212 INTRODUCTION TO FINITE MATHEMATICS 3 X X X MTH 219 INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA 3 X X X MTH 220 ALGEBRA 3 X X X MTH 221 DISCRETE MATH FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 3 X X X MTH 225 PRE-CALCULUS 4 MH054B X X X MTH 233 STATISTICS 3 MH053B X X X MTH 330 MATHEMATICS REASONING 3 X X X MTH 350 MATHEMATICS APPATION PROJECT I 1 X X X MTH 360 LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 X X X MTH 370 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3 X X X 6-8 SH TESTS CERT/ Page 1 of 6

2 MTH 380 CALCULUS III 3 X X X MTH 400 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA I 3 X X X MTH 402 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA II 3 X X X MTH 405 MODERN GEOMETRY 3 X X X MTH 415 THEORY OF NUMBERS 3 X X X MTH 420 CALCULUS IV 3 X X X MTH 440 REAL ANALYSIS 3 X X X MTH 463 APPLIED STATISTICS 3 X X X MTH 464 INFERENTIAL STATISTICS 3 X X X Mathematics Elective Course Physical or Biological Science Requirements BIO 101 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 204 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 240 GENERAL BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 280 CONVERSATION BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 315 ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 3 X X X BIO 325 ECONOMIC BOTANY 3 X X X BIO 330 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 335 ENTOMOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 340 MICROBIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 402 IMMUNOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 405 HUMAN BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 410 GENETICS 3 X X X CHM 110 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY 3 X X X ENV 100 PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 3 X X X ENV 310 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 3 X X X ENV 320 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 3 X X X ENV 330 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 3 X X X ENV 340 ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 3 X X X ENV 350 WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY 3 X X X ENV 410 ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 3 X X X ENV 420 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT 3 X X X ENV 430 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 150 EXPLORATION OF THE EARTH SCIENCES 3 X X X GLG 220 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 230 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 240 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X SCI 100 PARADIGMS OF HEALTH 3 X X X SCI 151 ASTRONOMY 3 X X X SCI 163 ELEMENTS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS**** 3 X X SCI 201 SURVEY OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE 1 X X X SCI 209 OCEANOGRAPHY 3 X X X SCI 220 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 X X X SCI 256 PEOPLE, SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT 3 X X X SCI 362 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND ETHICS 3 X X X SUS 300 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 3 X X X SUS 310 INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY 3 X X X SUS 330 INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE 3 X X X SUS 340 ORGANIC AGRICULTURE 3 X X X SUS 350 GREEN BUILDING AND URBAN PLANNING 3 X X X SUS 370 SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEMS 3 X X X SUS 380 SUSTAINABLE PLANNING AND LAND USE 3 X X X SUS 385 SUSTAINABLE OCEAN USE 3 X X X SUS 430 TOPICS IN MODIFIED FOODS 3 X X X SUS 480 TOPICS IN WILDLIFE HABITAT MANAGEMENT 3 X X X Science and Technology Requirement Physiological Biological Science Elective Course BIO 101 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 204 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 240 GENERAL BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 280 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 315 ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 3 X X X BIO 325 ECONOMIC BOTANY 3 X X X BIO 402 IMMUNOLOGY 3 X X X BIO 405 HUMAN BIOLOGY 3 X X X BIS 221 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPATIONS AND SYSTEMS 3 X X X BIS 320 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 BSA 385 INTRO TO SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 3 X X X BSA 411 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS METHODOLOGIES 3 X X X BSA 412 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOLS 3 X X X CIS 211 OFFICE SOFTWARE SUPPORT FUNDAMENTALS 3 X X X CIS 290 PERSONAL COMPUTER HARDWARE SUPPORT 3 X X X CIS 296 COMPUTER SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE 3 X X X CIT 277 WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATIONS 3 X X X CIT 278 INTERNET BUSINESS CONCEPTS 3 X X X CIT 279 NETWORK TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONS 3 X X X DBM 263 DESKTOP DATABASES DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X DBM 265 MANAGING THE DATABASE ENVIRONMENT 3 X X X DBM 380 DATABASE CONCEPTS 3 X X X ENV 100 PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 3 X X X ENV 310 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 3 X X X 3-4 SH 3-4 SH Page 2 of 6

3 ENV 320 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 3 X X X ENV 330 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 3 X X X ENV 340 ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 3 X X X ENV 350 WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 150 EXPLORATION OF THE EARTH SCIENCES 3 X X X GLG 220 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 230 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X GLG 240 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY 3 X X X NTC 249 WIDE AREA NETWORKING CONCEPTS 3 X X X PHY 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS 3 X X X POS 355 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS 3 X X X POS 410 SQL FOR BUSINESS 3 X X X SCI 100 PARADIGMS OF HEALTH 3 X X X SCI 151 ASTRONOMY 3 X X X SCI 163 ELEMENTS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS**** 3 X X X SCI 201 SURVEY OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE 1 X X X SCI 220 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 X X X SCI 256 PEOPLE, SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT 3 X X X SCI 362 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND ETHICS 3 X X X SEC 319 COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING IN SECURITY 3 X X X SUS 300 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 3 X X X SUS 310 INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY 3 X X X SUS 330 INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE 3 X X X SUS 340 ORGANIC AGRICULTURE 3 X X X SUS 350 GREEN BUILDING AND URBAN PLANNING 3 X X X SUS 370 SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEMS 3 X X X SUS 380 SUSTAINABLE PLANNING AND LAND USE 3 X X X SUS 385 SUSTAINABLE OCEAN USE 3 X X X SUS 430 TOPICS IN MODIFIED FOODS 3 X X X SUS 480 TOPICS IN WILDLIFE HABITAT MANAGEMENT 3 X X X WEB 236 WEB DESIGN I 3 X X X WEB 238 WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X WEB 401 WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X WEB 407 ADVANCED WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X Social Science Requirement Science and Technology Elective Course CJA 204 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 CJ101B X X X CJA 214 INTRODUCTION TO POE THEORY AND PRACTICES 3 CJ202B X X X CJA 224 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL COURT SYSTEMS 3 X X X CJA 234 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS 3 CJ401B X X X CJA 304 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS 3 X X X CJA 314 CRIMINOLOGY 3 CJ102B X X X CJA 324 ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 CJ110B X X X CJA 334 RESEARCH METHODS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 CJ123B X X X CJA 344 CULTURAL DIVERSITY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 CJ121B X X X CJA 354 CRIMINAL LAW 3 LW002B X X X CJA 403 JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES 3 X X X CJA 443 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND MANAGEMENT 3 X X X CJA 453 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION 3 CJ108B X X X ECO 370 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS 3 X X X GEO 215 GEOGRAPHY 3 X X X HIS 110 U.S. HISTORY TO X X X HIS 112 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIV TO THE MIDDLE AGES 3 X X X HIS 113 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVI FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO FRENCH REVOLUTION 3 X X X HIS 114 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIV FROM FRENCH REVOLUTION TO PRESENT 3 X X X HIS 120 U.S. HISTORY 1865 TO X X X HIS 145 THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE SINCE X X X HIS 205 ASIAN HISTORY 3 X X X HIS 206 LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY 3 X X X HIS 265 HAWAII: HISTORY AND CULTURE 3 X X X HIS 276 GLOBAL CIVILIZATIONS X X X HIS 301 U.S. CONSTITUTION 3 X X X HIS 308 MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY 3 X X X HIS 309 AMERICAN COLONIAL AND REVOLUNTARY HISTORY 3 X X X HIS 311 NEVADA and US CONSTITUTION 3 X X X HIS 335 EUROPE AND THE WORLD WARS 3 X X X HIS 341 ANCIENT WORLDS 3 X X X HIS 343 THE MIDDLE EAST 3 X X X HIS 349 THE HISTORY OF MODERN CHINA 3 X X X HIS 355 THE HISTORY OF MODERN MEXICO 3 X X X HIS 356 THE HISTORY OF AFRICA 3 X X X HIS 359 THE HISTORY OF RUSSIA AND THE SOVIET UNION 3 X X X HIS 403 FOUNDATION OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POY 3 X X X HIS 458 HISTORY OF HUMAN DISCOVERY 3 X X X POL 215 STATE AND LOCAL POLITICAL PROCESSES 3 X X X POL 443 WEALTH AND POWER IN AMERICA 3 X X X PSY 103 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 211 ESSENTIALS OF PSYCHOLOGY**** 3 X X X PSY 250 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY 3 X X X PSY 280 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X PSY 300 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X 6-7 SH Page 3 of 6

4 PSY 301 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE 1 X X X PSY 310 HISTORY AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 315 STATISTICAL REASONING IN PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 320 HUMAN MOTIVATION 3 X X X PSY 340 BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 355 MOTIVATIONAL PROCESSES IN HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 360 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 375 LIFE SPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X PSY 390 LEARNING AND COGNITION 3 X X X PSY 400 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 405 THEORIES OF PERSONALITY 3 X X X PSY 410 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 425 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY IN THE WORKPLACE 3 X X X PSY 428 ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 430 TEAM DYNAMICS FOR MANAGERS 3 X X X PSY 435 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 450 DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL FACTORS IN PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 460 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 475 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS 3 X X X PSY 480 ELEMENTS OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X PSY 490 CAPSTONE COURSE IN PSYCHOLOGY 3 X X X RES 404 HISTORICAL RESEARCH METHODS 3 X X X SOC 100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 3 X X X SOC 110 TEAMWORK, COLLABORATION, AND CONFT RESOLUTION 3 X X X SOC 262 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN SOCIETY 3 X X X SOC 315 CULTURAL DIVERSITY 3 X X X SOC 333 GENDERS IN SOCIETY 3 X X X SOC 335 THE PEOPLES AND CULTURES OF ASIA 3 X X X SOC 337 CONTEMPORARY LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY 3 X X X SOC 338 THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 3 X X X Social Science Elective Course Humanities Requirement: Must include: HUM 115 ARTS 100 INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 3 X X X ENG 125 LITERATURE IN SOCIETY 3 X X X ENG 157 MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE 3 X X X ENG 301 AMERICAN ETHNIC LITERATURE 3 X X X ENG TH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE 3 X X X ENG 491 AMERICAN LITERATURE TO X X X ENG 492 AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE X X X ENG 493 ENGLISH LITERATURE TO X X X ENG 494 ENGLISH LITERATURE SINCE X X X ETH 316 ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 3 X X X HIS 207 HISTORY OF PUERTO RICO 3 X X X HIS 409 AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY 3 X X X HIS 440 VIETNAM WAR: THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 3 X X X HUM 100 INTRO TO THE HUMANITIES I-THE ANCIENT WORLD TO MEDIEVAL TIME 3 X X X HUM 102 INTRO TO THE HUMANITIES II RENAISSANCE TO THE PRESENT 3 X X X HUM 105 WORLD MYTHOLOGY 3 X X X HUM 114 CRITICAL THINKING AND CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING* 3 X X HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING IN EVERYDAY LIFE 3 X X X HUM 150 INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES 3 X X X HUM 186 MEDIA INFLUENCES ON AMERICAN CULTURE* 3 X X HUM 300 THE GLOBAL VILLAGE 1 X X X PHL 215 PHILOSOPHY: METHODS AND APPATIONS 3 X X X PHL 251 CRITICAL THINKING 3 X X X PHL 323 ETHICS IN MANAGEMENT 3 X X X PHL 458 CREATIVE MINDS AND CRITICAL THINKING 3 X X X PHL 464 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT 3 X X X REL 133 WORLD RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS I 3 X X X REL 134 WORLD RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS II 3 X X X Humanities Elective Course Liberal Arts Requirement: A Track must include: GEN/201. B Track must include: GEN/127 BCC 400 INFORMATION SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTALS 3 COMM 102 COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR CAREER GROWTH 3 X X X COMM 218 PUB SPEAKING FOR THE IT PROFESSIONAL 3 X X COMM 315 DIVERSITY ISSUES IN COMMUNICATION 3 X X X ENG 125 LITERATURE IN SOCIETY 3 X X X ENG TH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE 3 X X X GEN 105 SKILLS FOR LEARNING IN AN INFO AGE 3 X X X GEN 127 UNIVERSITY STUDIES FOR SUCCESS 3 X X X GEN 195 FOUNDATIONS OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES***** 3 X X GEN 200 FOUNDATIONS FOR GENERAL EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS 3 X X X GEN 201 FOUNDATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY SUCCESS 3 X X X HIS 114 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIV FROM FRENCH REVOLUTION TO PRESENT 3 X X X HIS 301 U.S. CONSTITUTION 3 X X X HIS 309 AMERICAN COLONIAL AND REVOLUNTARY HISTORY 3 X X X HUM 150 INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES 3 X X X IT 205 MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 X X X IT 237 INTRO TO WEB DESIGN II 3 X X X PHL 215 PHILOSOPHY: METHODS AND APPATIONS 3 X X X 6-7 SH 6 SH Page 4 of 6

5 PHL 320 CRITICAL THINKING AND DECISION MAKING IN BUSINESS 3 X X X PSY 425 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY IN THE WORKPLACE 3 X X X RES 320 FOUNDATIONS OF RESEARCH 3 X X X SOC 110 TEAMWORK, COLLABORATION, AND CONFT RESOLUTION 3 X X X US 101 INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY STUDIES 3 X X X Interdisciplinary Requirement Liberal Arts Elective Course COMM 102 COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR CAREER GROWTH 3 X X X COMM 315 DIVERSITY ISSUES IN COMMUNICATION 3 X X X ENG 125 LITERATURE IN SOCIETY 3 X X X ENG TH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE 3 X X X FP 120 ESSENTIALS OF PERSONAL FINANCE* 3 X X HIS 114 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIV FROM FRENCH REVOLUTION TO PRESENT 3 X X X HIS 301 U.S. CONSTITUTION 3 X X X HIS 309 AMERICAN COLONIAL AND REVOLUNTARY HISTORY 3 X X X HUM 150 INTRODUCTION TO FILM STUDIES 3 X X X PHL 215 PHILOSOPHY: METHODS AND APPATIONS 3 X X X PSY 425 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY IN THE WORKPLACE 3 X X X SOC 110 TEAMWORK, COLLABORATION, AND CONFT RESOLUTION 3 X X X Required Course of Study Interdisciplinary Elective Course BSA 375 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT* 3 X X CIS 207 INFORMATION SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTALS OR 3 X X BCC 400 INFORMATION SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTALS OR 3 X X X IT 205 MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 X X X CMGT 410 PROJECT PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION* OR 3 MG502B X X CPMGT 300 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 3 X X X CMGT 400 INTRO TO INFORMATION ASSURANCE & SECURITY 3 X X CMGT 445 APPATIONS IMPLEMENTATION 3 X X DBM 380 DATABASE CONCEPTS* 3 X X MTH 221 DISCRETE MATH FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OR 3 X X MTH 280 CALCULUS I 3 X X NTC 362 FUNDAMENTALS OF NETWORKING 3 X X PRG 211 ALGORITHMS AND LOGIC FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMING* OR 3 X X POS 371 PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS OR 3 X X X IT 210 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING WITH ALGORITHMS AND LOGIC 3 X X X PRG 420 JAVA PROGRAMMING I* 3 X X WEB 240 WEB DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OR 3 X X IT 237 INTRO TO WEB DESIGN II 3 X X X Information Systems and Technology Electives (See your UOPX Adviser)**** CMGT 230 FUNDAMENTALS OF SSCP 3 X X CMGT 430 ENTERPRISE SECURITY 3 X X CMGT 431 INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY 3 X X CMGT 432 INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY 3 X X CMGT 433 CYBER SECURITY 3 X X CMGT 442 INFORMATION SYSTEMS RISK MANAGEMENT 3 X X Information Systems and technology Elective Course Remaining Upper Division Business/Management Elective (See your UOPX Adviser)** BIS 320 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 X X X BSA 385 INTRO TO SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 3 X X X BSA 411 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS METHODOLOGIES 3 X X X BSA 412 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOLS 3 X X X VCT 410 INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN 3 X X X WEB 236 WEB DESIGN I 3 X X X WEB 238 WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X WEB 401 WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X WEB 407 ADVANCED WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X Electives (See your UOPX Adviser)****** Remaining Upper Division Business/Management Elective Course ACC 300 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 3 X X X ACC 340 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM I 3 X X X ACC 349 COST ACCOUNTING 3 X X X ACC 400 ACCOUNTING FOR DECISION MAKING 3 X X X ACC 421 INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I 3 X X X ACC 422 INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II 3 X X X ACC 423 INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING III 3 X X X ACC 460 GOVERNMENT AND NON-PROFIT ACCOUNTING 3 X X X ACC 491 CONTEMPORARY AUDITING I 3 X X X ACC 497 ADVANCED TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 3 X X X BIS 320 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 X X X BSA 310 BUSINESS SYSTEMS 3 X X X CJA 444 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND MANAGEMENT 3 X X X CJA 454 CRIMINAL JUSTICE MANAGEMENT THEORY AND PRACTICE 3 X X X CJA 464 CRIMINAL JUSTICE POY ANALYSIS 3 X X X CJA 474 MANAGING CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERSONNEL 3 X X X CJA 484 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION CAPSTONE 3 X X X COM 310 COMMUNICATIONS: THEORIES AND PRACTICE 3 X X X 9 SH 33 SH 15 SH 21 SH 6 SH Page 5 of 6

6 ECO 365 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 3 X X X ECO 372 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 X X X ETH 321 ETHICAL AND LEGAL TOPICS IN BUSINESS* 3 X X X ETH 355 UNDERSTANDING ETHICS 3 X X X FIN 370 FINANCE FOR BUSINESS 3 X X X FIN 375 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN THE SMALL BUSINESS 3 X X X FIN 419 FINANCE FOR DECISION MAKING 3 X X X HCS 430 LEGAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE: REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE 3 X X X HCS 455 HEALTH CARE POY: THE PAST AND THE FUTURE 3 X X X HRM 300 FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3 X X X HRM 310 CHANGE MANAGEMENT 3 X X X HRM 324 TOTAL COMPENSATION 3 X X X HRM 326 EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT 3 X X X HRM 420 HUMAN RESOURCE RISK MANAGEMENT 3 X X X HRM 498 STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND EMERGING ISSUES 3 X X X LAW 421 CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS LAW 3 X X X LDR 300 INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP 3 X X X MGT 312 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR FOR MANAGERS 3 X X X MGT 401 SMALL BUSINESS: STRUCTURE, PLANNING, FUNDING 3 X X X MGT 420 MANAGING QUALITY IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN 3 X X X MGT 426 MANAGING CHANGE IN THE WORKPLACE 3 X X X MGT 434 EMPLOYMENT LAW 3 X X X MGT 448 GLOBAL BUSINESS STRATEGIES 3 X X X MGT 498 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 3 X X X MKT 421 MARKETING 3 X X X MKT 431 SMALL BUSINESS MARKETING 3 X X X MKT 435 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 3 X X X OI 370 INNOVATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY 3 X X X PHL 323 ETHICS IN MANAGEMENT 3 X X X PRG 420 JAVA PROGRAMMING I 3 X X X QNT 351 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS 3 X X X RES 351 BUSINESS RESEARCH 3 X X X Free Elective Course Total Credits 120 SH 1) An "X" in a column indicates that the Institution guarantees to accept credit from the source shown for at least part of the requirement. 2) This column indicates whether a school accepts transfer credit for courses taken through distance learning. It does not mean that the school offers the course through distance learning. 3) When selecting a University of Phoenix program, please ensure that the program you are selecting has the correct program name. If your specific program version does not exist in the list on the portal, please select the degree program "Other". 4) Students must meet all admission requirements in order to enroll in coursework. 5) A minimum of 120 credits is required to complete the bachelor's program, 42 of which must be upper division credits. Students must satisfy all required courses of study and all elective and general education requirements. Students may apply for conferral of the following en-route credentials prior to conferral of their bachelor's degree upon successful completion of all the requirements specified in the enrollment agreement an as outlined in the University of Phoenix Academic Catalog for each credential: Advanced Information Systems Security Certificate (Undergraduate). Please contact your adviser at University of Phoenix for additional assistance. 6) All students must satisfy math and English proficiency requirements. Consult your Academic Adviser at the University of Phoenix for additional assistance. 7) A maximum total of 30 credits may be earned from the following national testing programs (CLEP, Excelsior, Berlitz, NLN, AP, DLPT, College Level GED, ACE Registry and DANTES). *These courses require prerequsites to be met prior to enrolling into the course. Consult your University of Phoenix catalog to identify the appropriate prerequisite(s). Consult your Academic Counselor or Admissions Counselor at the University of Phoenix for additional assistance. **Please consult your adviser at University of Phoenix for assistance with the en-route credential requirements in relation to the upper division/information systems and technology elective requirements. **** Upper Division Information Systems and Technology Electives- Students in this program earn a Advanced Informtion Systems Security Certificate en-route. To fulfill requirements for the certificate, students will complete the following coursework in the Upper Division Elective requirement: Choose 5 of the following: CMGT/230, CMGT/430, CMGT/431, CMGT/432, CMGT/433, CMGT/442. There are a variety of Upper Division Elective courses at UOPX to satisfy the remaining 21 credits in this Upper Division Electives category. Please contact your adviser at University of Phoenix for additional assistance. *****Student may select from a variety of courses at University of Phoenix to satisfy the elective requirement. Please contact your adviser at University of Phoenix for additional assistance. Date effective: Term effective: 1-Oct-15 T600 Page 6 of 6