Coastline Community College

Associate of Arts

Degree Objective - Maximize Use of Military Credit (up to 40 SH)
Each Major can transfer 100% into bachelor's with several 4 year Universities

Academic Residency - 12 Semester Hours

Points of Contact
For questions concerning our degree plans and evaluation e-mail us at soc@coastline.edu.
For questions concerning the class schedule, courses, or the NCPACE Program in general, contact:

Patti Dessero, NCPACE Program Manager

(714)241-6291, FAX: (714)241-6324, e-mail: pdessero@coastline.edu

Degree Requirement Summary
An 'X' indicates that the college may grant credit for this requirement from the source marked for at least a portion of the requirement. Contact the institution for details on credit awarded.

Degree Requirement

SH

SOC
Code

NAVY
Rating

NAVY
School

Tests

NCPACE

COMMUNICATIONS - (Select One)

COMM  C100 or SPEECH C110

3

CM001A 

X

X

X

X

ENGLISH – ENGL C100

3

ENO24A

X

X

MATH COMPETENCY

MATH C030, MATH C100, MATH C115

**see other options below

X

X

X

X

NATURAL SCIENCE - (Select One)

ASTR C100, BIOL C100, ECOL C100, GEOL C100, MRSC C100

3

MULTI

X

X

ARTS & HUMANITIES- (Select One)

ART C100*, HUM C110, HUM C130, PHIL C100*, PHIL C120, SPAN C180A*, SPAN C180B*

3

MULTI

X

X

SOCIAL SCIENCES - (Select One)

COMM C100, HIST C160*, HIST C165, HIST C170, HIST C180*, HIST C185*, PSYC C100, PSYC C115, PSCI C100, SOC C100, SOC C110

3

MULTI

X

X

SELF DEVELOPMENT - satisfied by Basic Training

3

X

GLOBAL/MULTICULTURAL STUDIES -
(Courses listed with * above will fulfill both requirements)

X

X

MAJOR

18

X

X

X

X

FREE ELECTIVES

BUS C120, BUS C150, MATH C030, MATH C100, MATH C115, MS C100

24

MULTI

X

X

X

X

Total Semester Hours 

60

§          An “X” in the NCPACE column indicates that requirement can be satisfied by a course offered through NCPACE.

§          A maximum of 40 semester hours can be awarded for non-traditional coursework (i.e. CLEP / DSST, military experience, etc.).

§          Communications 100 may be used to satisfy either Communications or Social Sciences requirement, not both.

§          **Math Competency requirement may be satisfied by a qualifying score on Intermediate ASSET test, or passing the Math Placement Test into Math 100 or completion of two years of high school algebra with a grade of "C" or higher or passing intermediate algebra or higher level math course at any college with a grade of "C" or higher. Math can also be satisfied with at least 2sh of college algebra or higher from military credits on the SMART transcript

ECPI College of Technology

Associate of Science: Computer and Information Science

Major: Management Information  Systems

Concentration: Networking & Security Management

ECPI NCPACE COURSE CREDIT MAY APPLY TO ADDITIONAL ECPI DEGREE PROGRAMS

Academic Residency - 25% of coursework
CBT is authorized academic coursework

Points of Contact
Charles Goodman, Director of Education, Military Affairs
Tel: (757) 213-3589   Fax: (757) 446-0810
cgoodman@ecpi.edu

Degree Requirement Summary
I.  An 'X' indicates that the college may grant credit for this requirement from the source marked for at least a portion of the requirement. Contact the institution for details on credit awarded.

Degree Requirement

SH

SOC
Code

NAVY
Rating

NAVY
School

Tests

NCPACE

Arts and Sciences Curriculum (25  Semester Hours Required)

I. Communication (9 Semester Hours)

COM110 Communication

3

X

X

X

ENG110 College Composition

3

X

ENG120 Advanced Composition  or

3

 X

Digital Rhetoric

3

II. Mathematics (3 Semester Hours)

MTH131 College Algebra

3

X

X

X

MTH140 Statistics

3

X

MTH200 Pre -calculus

3

X

MTH201 Calculus

3

III. Natural Science (4 Semester Hours)

BIO122 Environmental Biology

3

BIO122L Environmental Biology LAB

1

GEO102 Geology

3

GEO102L Geology LAB

1

MAR100 Marine Science

3

MAR100L Marine Science LAB

1

PHY120 Physics

3

PHY125 Physics LAB

1

IV. Humanities/Fine Arts (3 Semester Hours)

COM300 Organization Communication

3

X

ENG200 Major Writers in World Literature

3

ENG210 Critical Thinking

3

X

X

PHI230 Ethics in the Modern World

3

HUM200 Art Appreciation

3

X

HUM205 Culture and Diversity

3

X

HUM210 Music Appreciation

3

X

SPN100 Spanish I

3

SPN110 Spanish II

3

VI. Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 Semester Hours)

ECO201 Macroeconomics

3

 X

ECO202 Microeconomics

3

PSY105 Introduction to Psychology

3

X

X

X

PSY220 Positive Psychology

3

SOC100 Introduction to Sociology

3

X

X

X

SOC105 Global Social Issues

3

VII. Computer Technology and Literacy (3 Semester Hours)

IST120 Computer Applications

3

X

X

X

Major Core Curriculum (51 Semester Hours)

I. Self Integration (3 Semester Hours)

COR090 Career Orientation Seminar

0

FOR112 College Orientation

3

II. Core Information Systems Courses (21 Semester Hours)

BUS122 Principles of Business and Management

3

 X

CIS102/IS105 Fundamentals of Customer Service

3

X

X

CIS106/IS100 Introduction to Operating Systems

3

X

X

X

CIS121/GSP120 Logic Design

3

X

CIS150/NSM130 Introduction to Networking

3

X

 X

X

CIS151/NSM140 Networking II

3

X

CIS282/WEB120 Web Interface Design

3

X

III. Required Networking and Security Management Courses (20Semester Hours)

CIS212 Network Security Concepts

3

CIS245/NSM150 Client Operating Systems

3

X

CIS245L Windows Client & Server LAB

1

CIS251/NSM160 Advanced Windows Server

3

X

CIS256 Windows Active Directory & E-mail Service

3

CIS301/NSM260 Unix Operating System

3

X

CIS305 Advanced Unix Administration

3

CIS305L Advanced Unix Administration LAB

1

IV. Advanced Technical Courses (7 Semester Hours)

ACC113 Principles of Budgeting

3

CAP290 Capstone

3

CAP290L Capstone LAB

1

CIS126 Programming I

3

CIS131 Database I

3

CIS202/NSM200 Introduction to Routing and Switching

3

X

CIS204/NSM205 Intermediate Routing and Switching

3

X

CIS207 Routing and Switching LAB

1

CIS215 Programming II

3

CIS215L Programming II LAB

1

CIS250 Database Scripting

3

IV. Advanced Technical Courses  Cont.

CIS274 CIS Project I

4

CIS280 CIS Project II

3

CIS302 Help Desk Concepts

3

CIS306  Novell Operating Systems

3

CIS307 Novell Network Administration

3

CIS307L Novell Network Administration LAB

1

CIS311 Website Site Management

3

CIS311L Website Site Management LAB

1

CIS313 Troubleshooting Desktop Applications

3

CIS314 Troubleshooting Client Operating Systems

3

CIS316 Troubleshooting Client & Desktop Operating Systems LAB

1

CIS330 Network Application Server Management

3

INT290 Internship

3

Total Semester Hours Required 

76

IL indicates Instructor-Led and CBT indicates Distance Learning which could be paper-based, CD-ROM, videoconferencing, etc.

SOCNAV Degree Map

Governors State University

Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies

(formerly B.O.G. B.A. degree)

Degree Objective

A flexible bachelor’s degree-completion program that maximizes military and transfer credits and allows for credit though prior learning. The B.A. program accepts up to 80 semester hours of lower division credit. Completion of an associate degree or at least 30 semester hours is encouraged prior to entry into the B.A. Program.

Academic Residency

24 semester hours. (May be completed entirely by CD-ROM courses available through NCPACE)

Points of contact

1) For information concerning the B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies, degree plans, or admission, email us at sidl@govst.edu or call 800-478-8478 x4092.

2) For information concerning courses for the NCPACE Program, email nc-pace@govst.edu or call 800-478-8478 x4099.

Degree Requirement Summary

Degree requirement

Semester Hours

SOC Code

Navy Rating

Navy School

Tests

NCPACE

Communications

English Communication I

3

EN024AB

X

X

English Communication II

3

EN025AB

X

X

Speech

3

CM001AB

X

X

X

X

Mathematics

Selected by Sailor

3

X

X

X

X

Physical & Life Sciences

Physical Science Course

3

X

X

X

X

Life Science Course

3

X

X

X

X

Lab component with one of the above science courses

1

X

X

Social/Behavioral Sciences

ANTH 350 Beliefs & Believers

3

X

X

X

X

PSYC 445 Social Psychology

3

PS084B

X

X

X

X

Select additional Social Science Course

3

X

X

X

X

Humanities & Fine Arts

ENGL 308 Living Lit: The Classics & You

3

X

X

ENGL 420: Modern American Poetry

3

X

X

Fine Arts Elective

3

X

X

Elective Credits

ADDS 500  Substance Abuse: Current Concepts

3

X

X

X

X

COMS 534 Family Communication

3

X

X

X

X

INST 410 Worlds of Art

3

X

MGMT 301 Introduction to Management Strategies

3

MG0001B

X

X

X

X

PSYC 305 LOVE: What Everyone Needs to Know About Relationships

3

X

SOSC 320 Dealing with Diversity

3

X

X

X

X

Elective hours selected by sailor

(may include military credits, transfer credits or portfolio credits)

71

X

X

Total Semester Hours

120

SOCNAV Degree Map

Old Dominion University

Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology

Degree Objective - The primary goal of this program is to provide broad-based engineering technology studies at the advanced level combined with complementary engineering management studies and general education. This combination should provide a strong base to enhance the individual's technical career progress in either the military or in a civilian capacity. In particular, the graduate should be well prepared to progress into technical leadership or management positions requiring both a knowledge of the technology as well as the ability to manage personnel and projects of an engineering nature.

Academic Residency - 30 semester hours of credit. Old Dominion University will offer 39 semester hours of engineering technology and engineering management courses through CD-ROM. Residency requirements can be met by taking these CD-ROM courses.

Points of Contact
David Chase, Director, Military Distance Learning Programs
Dr. Rob Curry, Director of Advising
Dr. William Gideon, Military Programs Development Coordinator

Gornto Center, 4th floor,
Old Dominion University

Tel: 800-968-2638 or 757-683-5658
Fax: 757-683-3106 
Email: navycollege@odu.edu
Web Site:
www.dl.odu.edu/navycollege

Degree Requirement Summary
 - An 'X' indicates that the college may grant credit for this requirement from the source marked for at least a portion of the requirement. Contact the institution for details on credit awarded.

Degree Requirement

SH

SOC
Code

NAVY
Rating

NAVY
School

Tests

NCPACE

English Composition

3

EN024B

X

X

Technical Writing

3

 X

X

Oral Communication

3

CM001B

X

X

Precalculus I

3

MH054B

X

X

Calculus (Integral and Differential)

4

X

X

Foreign Language 1**

0-3

X

X

X

Foreign Language II**

0-3

X

X

X

Fine & Performing Arts

3

MULTI

X

History

3

HI001B*

X

X

Literature

3

EN026B

X

X

Philosophy

3

PL079B*

X

Social Science

3

SO001B*

X

X

Natural Science I***

4

PY002B*

X

X

Natural Science II***

4

X

X

Chemistry

3

X

X

Technical Electives 

15

MULTIPLE

X

X

X

Technical Base

24

X

X

X

MET 305
 Fundamentals of Mechanics

3

X

MET 300
Thermodynamics

3

X

MET 310
Dynamics

3

X

MET 330
 Fluid Mechanics

3

MET 335 Fluid Mechanics (Lab)

1

EET 350
Fundamentals of Electrical Tech.

3

X

EET 360
Electrical Power & Machinery

3

X

EET 365W Electrical Power & Machinery (Lab)

2

EET 410 Communications Principles

3

EET 415
 Programmable Machine Controls

3

ENMA 301
Engineering Management

3

ENMA 302
 Engineering Economics

3

ENMA 401
 Project Management

3

ENMA 420
 Statistical Concepts

3

Total Semester Hours 

120

* Other SOC coded courses may also be credited.

** The foreign language requirement is not required of students who completed high school before December 1985;
or those who completed 3 years in one foreign language or 2 years each in two foreign languages in high school.

***Courses include lecture and lab; students may receive credit for the lecture portion only through testing.

Graduate Degree Map

Old Dominion University

Master’s Degree

Degree Objective - The program builds upon the technical background of engineers and emphasizes project management skills specifically required in technology-based, project-driven enterprises, such as leadership, planning, scheduling, logistics, information systems, cost-estimating, systems engineering and quality. The MEM seeks to prepare individuals to lead, organize, implement, manage and successfully complete technical projects.

Academic Residency - 19 credit hours. The MEM degree is 31-credit hours, of which 19 hours (six courses plus capstone) are delivered in CD-ROM format. Residency requirements can be met by completion of these CD-ROM courses. The remaining twelve (12) hours of Graduate credit will be awarded to graduates of the Navy's Officer Nuclear Power School (including Prototype).

Points of Contact

Mr. David Chase, Director, Military Distance Learning Programs: Student Registration & Support
Dr. William Gideon: Exams & Proctoring; Student Registration & Support
Ms. Debi Lane: Student Admission, Registration & Support

Gornto Center, 4th floor, Old Dominion University

Tel: 800-968-2638      Fax: 757-683-3106   

Ms. Kim Sibson: Academic Advising & Student Support

Kaufman Hall 242C, Old Dominion University    Tel:  757-683-4938

Email: navycollege@odu.edu
       Web Site: www.dl.odu.edu/mem

Degree Requirement Summary -
An 'X' indicates that the college may grant credit for this requirement from the source marked for at least a portion of the requirement. Contact the institution for details on credit awarded.

Degree Requirement

SH

SOC
 ID

NAVY

Rating

NAVY

School

Credit*

Tests

ENMA 600

3

 N/A

 N/A

X

ENMA 614

3

 N/A

 N/A

X

ENMA 603

3

 N/A

 N/A

X

ENMA 604

3

 N/A

 N/A

NO

ENMA 613

3

 N/A

 N/A

 X

ENMA 640 (Replacement for IT 620)

3

N/A

N/A

X

ENMA 605 (Final course-must be taken last)

1

N/A

N/A

NO

ENMA 601*

3

 N/A

 N/A

X

 N/A

ENMA 602*

3

 N/A

 N/A

X

 N/A

ELECTIVES*

6

 N/A

 N/A

X

 N/A

Total Semester Hours 

31

Degree Map

The University of Oklahoma

Master of Arts in Liberal Studies

Administrative Leadership

Degree Objective - The Master's of Arts in Liberal Studies/Administrative Leadership degree provides both general background and specific career information for students interested in leadership and management. The College of Liberal Studies seeks to fulfill the idea of helping people gain the knowledge sense of perspective and analytical ability required to function effectively and responsibly in their professional career role of choice. 

Academic Residency - The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Degree is 33 semester hours, of which nine courses are required for residency. Service members may receive up to 6 credits for previous graduate work and professional military education in the elective area if approved.

Points of Contact

College of Liberal Studies

NCPACE Office

Russ Tresner

Amanda Goodman

Phone: (405)325-1250 or (800)522-4389

Phone: (405)325-3452 or (800)942-5702

Advising: rtresner@ou.edu

Email: ncpace@ou.edu

Fax: (405)325-7687

Degree Requirements Summary

 An 'X' indicates that the college may grant credit for this requirement from the source marked for at least a portion of the requirement.  Contact the institution for details on credit awarded.

Degree Requirements

NAVY RATING

NAVY SCHOOL

NCPACE

Administrative Leadership Program

18 SH

LSTD 5003 - Introduction to Graduate Interdisciplinary Studies

3

X

LSTD 5013 - Interdisciplinary Foundations

3

X

LSTD 5903 -  Research Methods

3

X

LSTD 5623 - Theories of Management and Leadership

3

X

LSTD 5633 - Cultures of Organization

3

X

LSTD 5643 - Individual and Leadership

3

X

Elective Courses (or other courses as approved)

9 SH

LSTD 5653 - Ethics in Leadership

3

X

LSTD 5663 - Perspectives on Leadership

3

X

LSTD 5673 - Leadership Issues in Decision Making 

3

X

LSTD 5683 - Organization Communications for Decision Making 

3

X

LSTD 5693 - Project Management

3

X

Completion Courses

6 SH

6 hours from Elective courses listed above

6

X

Total Master Degree Completion Semester Hours Required

33 SH

International students are not permitted to enroll in graduate level work without full admission to the University of Oklahoma Graduate College.

Degree Objective - Occupational

Academic Residency - 30sh in Saint Leo University Classes are required.

Point of Contact:
John Cain, AVP of Continuing Education for Distance Learning

352-397-5829 or 1-866-SLUDLP1 john.cain@saintleo.edu

Degree Requirements Summary

Requirement

SH

SOCNAV

NAVY
RATING

NAVY
SCHOOL

TESTS

NCPACE
DL

ENG-121 Academic Writing 1

3

EN024A
EN024B

X

X

ENG-122 Academic Writing 2

3

EN025A
EN025B

X

X

MAT-128 Algebra and Functions or higher.

3

MH047A
MH047B

X

X

X

SCI-101 Integrated Physical Science

3

X

X

X

SCI-102 Integrated Life Science

3

X

X

FAS-101 Integrated Fine Arts

3

X

X

ART-123 Art Appreciation or
MUS-123 Introduction to Music or
FAS-123 Introduction to Film or
FAS-125 Introduction to Theater

3

FA001A

X

X

ENG-225 Survey of World Literature 1 or
ENG-226 Survey of World Literature 2 or
ENG-311 Major Writers of the 20^th Century

3

EN027A
EN027B
EN207A
EN207B

X

PHI-101 Quest for Wisdom

3

X

REL-201 Introduction to the New Testament or
REL-220 Christian Morality or
REL-223 Religions of the World 1 or
REL-224 Religions of the World 2

3

X

X

REL-401 The Catholic Tradition

X

SSC-101 The Human Behavior Perspective

3

X

X

PSY-121 Introduction to Psychology or
SOC-121 Introduction to Sociology

3

PS082A
PS082B
SO001A
SO001B

X

X

SSC-102 The Global Perspective

3

X

X

ECO-201 Macroeconomics or
POL-223 American Federal Government or
HTY-121 United States History to 1865 or
HTY-122 United States History from 1865

3

EC002A
EC002B
PO077A
PO077B
HI001A
HI001B

X

X

COM-130 PC Applications

3

OF033B

X

X

General Electives

33

Multiple

X

X

X

X

POL-123 Introduction to Law and the Legal System

3

X

X

CRM-220 Survey of the Criminal Justice System

3

CJ101B

X

X

CRM-321 Substantive Criminal Law

3

LW002B

X

CRM-322 Law of Criminal Procedure

3

LW046B

X

CRM-350 Criminal Justice Ethics

3

X

CRM-370 Juvenile Justice

3

CJ112B

X

CRM-426 Theories of Criminal Behavior

3

CJ102B

X

X

CRM-496 Comprehensive Exam in Criminology

0

X

CRM-499 Senior Seminar in Criminology

3

CJ127B

X

Choose five of the following eleven choices:

X

CRM-300 Special Topics

3

CRM-325 Criminal Investigation

3

CJ201B

X

X

SSC-328 Drugs, Society and Human Behavior

3

SO005B

X

X

CRM-330 Organized Crime

3

X

CRM-331 White Collar Crime

3

X

PSY-330 Forensic Psychology

3

X

CRM-332 Tvars.errism

3

X

CRM-333 Violent Crime

3

X

CRM-419 Police Org & Adm

3

CJ204B

X

CRM-422 Law Enforcement Systems

3

CJ201B

X

X

CRM-430 Correctional Systems

3

CJ401B

X

Total Hours Required

122

Degree Objective - Occupational

Academic Residency - 30sh in Saint Leo University classes are required.

Point of Contact:
John Cain, AVP of Continuing Education for Distance Learning

352-397-5829 or 1-866-SLUDLP1 email: john.cain@saintleo.edu

Degree Requirements Summary

Requirement

SH

SOCNAV

NAVY
RATING

NAVY
SCHOOL

TESTS

NCPACE
DL

MBA-525 Professional Development

3

X

MBA-530 Organizational Behavior

3

X

MBA-533 Human Resource for Managers

3

X

MBA-535 Legal Environment of Business

3

X

MBA-540 Managerial Economics

3

X

MBA-550 Decision Support Systems

3

X

MBA-560 Financial & Managerial Accounting

3

X

MBA-565 Marketing

3

X

MBA-570 Corporate Finance

3

X

MBA-575 Global Business Management

3

X

MBA-557 Entrepreneurship -OR-

3

X

     MBA-595 Current Issues in Leadership

X

MBA-599 Strategic Management

3

X

Total Hours Required

36

Initial enrollment into MBA courses delivered through NCPACE:

1. Submit completed and signed Graduate Program Application and NCPACE DL Course Registration form to the NCPACE Contract Representative. Contact your ESO for date/time/location of registration/text sales.


2. NCPACE Students may enroll in a maximum of 2 courses prior to full admissions into the MBA program.