- Prior Learning Assessment - Corporate Articulation WINSTON COLLEGE Credit Recommendation Guide (CRG) The following courses have been evaluated by Corporate Articulation to potentially fulfill General Education or Elective credits for an Undergraduate Degree. In order to receive any of the credits recommended below, students should submit supporting documents to Prior Learning Assessment. For more information on PLA visit: ecampus.phoenix.edu/pla or contact the department toll free at 866-440-4707. *NOTE: Fees are applicable for credits evaluated. PLA will not award credit for certifications or coursework that duplicates the content of credits earned through PLA, transfer credit, National Testing Program credit or. Clock hour to semester credit hour conversions are made based on current academic standards as outlined in the academic policy of the University. : (General Education or Elective category to which credit can be applied) Combinable: s may only be combined with courses of similar content, modality and General Education/Elective areas. Non-Academic: Lack of college level theory and/or principle necessary for credit recognition. Company specific and skill-based training. Too Few : s/training that cannot receive credit because they are less than 1 hour total in length. Similar content in a 1(+) hour timeframe may be eligible for credit. : Indicates the total amount of actual learning time. Any breaks or lunch time included in the initial clock hours have been removed. Title *NOTE - THE TRAININGS LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN PRE-EVALUATED BY THE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION (ACE). PLEASE VISIT WWW.ACENET.EDU FOR A BREAKDOWN OF THE CREDIT AWARDS. STUDENTS SHOULD REQUEST AN OFFICIAL ACE TRANSCRIPT AND SUBMIT IT TO UOPX OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS FOR EVALUATION. SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 24-950 875 25 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY, 12/2003 1 - SEP01 NET DEVELOPMENT FUNDAMENTALS 12/2003 75 75 2 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SEP02 VISUAL BASIC.NET SEP03 WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT USING VISUAL INTERDEV. SEP04 ASP.NET PROGRAMMING SEP05 XML WEB SERVICES 12/2003 75 75 2 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 125 125 3 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
Title SEP06 QUERYING SQL SERVER 2000 W/ T-SQL SEP07 PROGRAMMING A SQL SERVER 2000 DATABASE SEP08 PROGRAMMING WITH MICROSOFT ADO.NET SEP09 COM+ MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SOLUTIONS DEVELOPER SEP10 EXAM (MCSD) SEP11 NET SOLUTION ARCHITECTURES MCAD (MICROSOFT CERTIFIED APPLICATION SEP12 DEVELOPER EXAM) SEP13 C#/.NET CERTIFIED JAVA PROGRAMMER FROM SUN SEP14 MICROSYSTEMS SEP15 PROJECT MANAGEMENT SEP16 PRACTICUM PRACTICAL NETWORKING & SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION NTP01 A+PC TECHNICIAN NTP02 NETWORK + NTP03 MCSE WINDOWS 2000 NTP04 MCSA WINDOWS 2000 NTP05 CISCO ROUTER CCNA NTP06 CISCO-CCNP NTP07 SUN UNIX ADMINISTRATION NTP08 LINUX+ 12/2003 0 0 *SEE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION WEBSITE 12/2003 0 0 *SEE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION WEBSITE 12/2003 125 125 3 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 50 50 1 12/2003 75 0 0 NON-ACADEMIC 12/2003 1200 1150 28 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 250 250 5 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 50 50 1 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 75 75 2 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 275 275 5 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
Title NTP09 SECURITY+ NTP10 CNE NTP11 PRACTICUM PRACTICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST OAP01 PC FUNDAMENTALS OAP02 INTERNET FUNDAMENTALS OAP03 MOUS (MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST) OAP04 OFFICE PROCEDURES OAP05 MICROSOFT PUBLISHER 2002 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS & CUSTOMER OAP06 SERVICE OAP07 PRACTICUM PRACTICAL DID100 DRAWING 12/2003 150 150 4 SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY 12/2003 50 0 0 NON-ACADEMIC 12/2003 260 220 8 12/2003 120 120 3 12/2003 40 0 0 NON-ACADEMIC *NOTE: THE ASTERISKS IN THE APPLICABLE HOURS COLUMN INDICATES PREVIOUSLY EVALUATED COURSES. DID110 FUNDAMENTALS OF DESIGN DID120 COLOUR THEORY DID130 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER DID140 BASICS OF INTERIOR DESIGN DID150 ENGLISH - COMPOSITION AND LANGUAGE DID160 BASIC DRAFTING DID170 PERSPECTIVE DID180 MATERIALS & TEXTILES COMMUNICATION ARTS
Title DID190 SPACE PLANNING DID200 GRAPHIC PRESENTATION DID210 LIGHTING DID220 ADVANCED DRAFTING DID230 COMPUTER DRAFTING 1 DID240 STUDIO 1 DID250 HISTORY OF DESIGN 1 DID260 COMPUTER DRAFTING 2 DID270 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE DID280 PROGRAMMING DID290 STUDIO 2 DID300 DIGITAL IMAGING DID310 HUMAN FACTORS DID320 INTERIOR DETAILING DID330 FURNITURE DESIGN DID340 STUDIO 3 DID350 COMPUTER DRAFTING 3 DID360 DIGITAL PRESENTATION DID370 MODEL MAKING DID380 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE / WORKING DRAWING SOCIAL SCIENCE 50 * 3 50 * 3
Title DID390 STUDIO 4 DID400 SPEECH DID410 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DID420 HISTORY OF DESIGN 2 DID430 COMPUTER 3D MODELING DID440 STUDIO 5 DID450 CODE/BARRIER-FREE DESIGN DID460 PORTFOLIO DID470 ENVIRONMENT DESIGN DID480 STUDIO 6 DID490 PRACTICUM COMMUNICATION ARTS 50 * 3 SOCIAL SCIENCE 0 * 0 NON-ACADEMIC