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Articulation Agreement Appendix A

Coastline Community College and

American InterContinental University

Articulation – Associate Degree to AIU Bachelor Specialization Programs

Approved Coastline Community College degrees, as listed in Table 1 (see next page), may be articulated into the AIU Bachelor Specialization programs indicated with a check mark.

Students with the conferred degrees as shown in Table 1 are approved to enter the Bachelor Specialization programs as listed in Table 1 at Junior standing, with 90 quarter hours of credit. Associate degree CGPA must be 2.0 or above on a 4.0 scale.

Coastline Community College Associate degrees not listed in Table 1, or degrees from catalogs previous to the 2012-2013 Coastline Community College catalog may be reviewed on a case by case basis, and are not explicitly covered under this agreement. AIU must be notified of curriculum changes in a timely manner so that this agreement can be amended, if necessary.

Not all specialization options are available at all campuses. See Table 1 for degrees and specialization options offered by campus. Complete degree requirements for the Bachelor’s programs are outlined in AIU’s most recent catalog/catalog addendum.

The University reviews its academic programs on a regular basis to ensure relevancy with current employment requirements and market needs. As deemed appropriate, AIU may change, amend, alter or modify program offerings and schedules to reflect this feedback. As such, the current AIU catalog should be consulted for degree requirements at the time of enrollment. The most recent AIU catalog and Addendum can be found at AIUNIV.EDU, at the following address: http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-And-Resources

http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-And-Resources

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Table 1 – Coastline Community College degrees approved for articulation

Coastline Community College degrees in the left column can be articulated into the AIU Bachelor’s degrees indicated with a star or checkmark.

Coastline Community College degrees not listed below can be reviewed for possible articulation on a case by case basis.

Pathways indicated by a are considered in-field, and are approved to transfer into a related baccalaureate program as indicated in Table 1, with 90QH remaining to complete the degree (as long as prerequisite

requirements and general education requirements are met).

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Coastline Community College DegreesAssociate of Arts - Business Administration Major

Associate of Arts - Economics Major Associate of Science - Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major

Associate of Science - Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major concentration in Criminal Justice

Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Cisco concentration

Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Microsoft concentration

Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Security concentration

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Articulation Agreement Appendix B

Coastline Community College and

American InterContinental University

Students with the conferred degrees as shown in Table 1 are approved to enter the Bachelor Specialization programs as listed in Table 1.

The student must meet the specific Bachelor’s degree requirements of AIU, which may mean extending the number of credit hours to earn the degree if the 60 semester hours or 90 quarter hours in the Associate degree do not include all of the degree prerequisites or graduation requirements of AIU.

Students may be required to complete AIU Lower Division Core courses, if equivalent courses were not completed within Associate degree. This may extend total program length beyond 180 quarter hours, depending on the coursework completed within the conferred Associate degree, and if the Associate degree was in a different field than the student’s selected program at AIU.

Coastline Community College Associate degree graduates may also be required to take additional general education courses in order to fulfill program requirements or prerequisite requirements (depending on the general education coursework completed within the conferred Associate degree).

Please note that students who reside in Arkansas or Minnesota at the time of enrollment at AIU will be required to complete HIST 105, U.S. History, in place of one General Elective if they have not completed a comparable course within their conferred Associate degree.

If a college level, degree applicable course is determined to be substantially similar to a course in the student’s program at AIU, the student will not be required to repeat the course. Upon review of the individual student’s official transcript, any matching coursework, as determined by AIU’s Prior Learning Assessment Department, will be removed from the remaining requirements. A maximum of 90QH can be applied in transfer of a conferred articulating Associate degree. Up to 45QH of the remaining 90QH with AIU may be fulfilled by transfer credit outside of the articulating degree, if the courses are applicable to the remaining Bachelor’s degree requirements. However, a minimum of 25% of the hours required to earn an AIU Bachelor’s degree (at least 45QH) must be completed with AIU. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree.

Upon enrollment, students should provide AIU Prior Learning Assessment with a current copy of their official or unofficial transcript so that a tentative degree plan can be created. An official transcript must be on file for credit to be posted to the student’s degree plan. AIU Prior Learning Assessment can be contacted at the following email address: [email protected]. Students should include Articulation in the subject line, and indicate that they are enrolling under the terms of the Coastline Community College/AIU articulation agreement.

Complete degree requirements, courses, and options in the Bachelor specialization programs are listed in the most recent AIU catalog/catalog addendum.

mailto:[email protected]

Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College General Education

2012-2013

Coastline Community College offers 3 general education options for students enrolled in their Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees. Details on how these options transfer to AIU, as well as course recommendations, are found below.

OPTION 1 – Students with a conferred Coastline Community College degree who have completed Coastline’s Option 1 General Education Requirements will not need to take additional general education courses as long as they have fulfilled a minimum of the following courses successfully within their degree. Prerequisite courses may still be required.

Computer Competency COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE C100** -or- BUSINESS COMPUTING C100**

English Composition Competency ENGLISH C100, ENGLISH C102, or ENGLISH C109

Mathematics/Natural Sciences Competency Any one of the following: MATHEMATICS C100; MATHEMATICS C115; MATHEMATICS C120; MATHEMATICS C140; MATHEMATICS C150; MATHEMATICS C160; MATHEMATICS C170; MATHEMATICS C180; MATHEMATICS C185; MATHEMATICS C280; MATHEMATICS C285.

Humanities and Fine Arts Competency Any course (3SH or more) that satisfies Group C – Arts and Humanities

Social and Behavioral Sciences Competency Any course (3SH or more) that satisfies Coastline Community College Group D – Social and Behavioral Sciences

Option 1 students who have not fulfilled the above courses within their Associate degree will be required to fulfill AIU’s general education requirements, which may require 9QH or more in each General Education Competency. OPTION 2 –CSU General Education Breadth Certification Students with a conferred articulating Coastline Community College degree will not need to take additional general education courses if they have completed Coastline’s General Education Requirements Option 2 (CSU General Education Breadth certification). Prerequisite courses may still be required. OPTION 3 – California’s Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum/ IGETC certification Students with a conferred articulating Coastline Community College degree will not need to take additional general education courses if they have completed Coastline’s General Education Requirements Option 3 (California’s Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum/IGETC certification). Prerequisite courses may still be required.

**BUSINESS COMPUTING C100 and COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE C100 must be completed during or after the year 2007.

Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Arts – Business Administration Major December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College Associate of Arts - Business Administration Major

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Accounting program (BAcc) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Arts degree with Major in Business Administration. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BAcc core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree.

Every state has specific educational requirements that must be fulfilled in order to sit for the Certified Public Account (CPA) Examination. Students are responsible for fulfilling the requirements of the state where they plan to sit for the CPA exam. For a list of all of the state boards of accountancy, go to http://www.aicpa.org/yellow/ypsboa.htm.

Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Accounting program as shown below.


General Education* Lower division courses: Required core: Accounting C101 Financial Accounting Economics C170 Principles of Microeconomics Economics C175 Principles of Macroeconomics The following two recommended courses: Accounting C102 Managerial Accounting

and

Business Computing C100AB Intro to Computers*** or Computer Information Science C100 Computer Information Systems***

AIU Bachelor of Accounting

Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Lower division core – Fulfilled by Coastline Community College Associate of Arts degree with Major in Business Administration Remaining Requirements: BUSN 300 Lower Division Capstone 4.5QH AIU BAcc Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 31.5QH ACCT 310 Managerial Accounting 4.5QH ACCT 311 Principles of Financial Accounting 4.5QH ACCT 315 Intermediate Accounting I 4.5QH ACCT 320 Intermediate Accounting II 4.5QH ACCT 420 Cost Accounting 4.5QH BUSN 310 International Legal and Ethical Issues in Business 4.5QH ACCT 499 Program Capstone 4.5QH Specialization Requirements** 54QH

Associate degree articulation: 90 quarter hours Bachelor’s degree total: 180 quarter hours or more

Students will not be required to repeat college level, degree applicable courses previously completed successfully.

*See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree. **Campus locations for programs and specializations, and complete degree requirements and courses are listed in the most recent AIU catalog/AIU catalog addendum. The catalog should be consulted for the most updated program requirements. AIU’s most recent catalog can be found at http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-and-Resources. ***BUSINESS COMPUTING C100 and COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE C100 must be completed during or after the year 2007.

http://www.aicpa.org/yellow/ypsboa.htm

http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-and-Resources

Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Arts – Economics Major December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College Associate of Arts - Economics Major

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Accounting program (BAcc) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Arts degree with Major in Economics. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BAcc core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree.

Every state has specific educational requirements that must be fulfilled in order to sit for the Certified Public Account (CPA) Examination. Students are responsible for fulfilling the requirements of the state where they plan to sit for the CPA exam. For a list of all of the state boards of accountancy, go to http://www.aicpa.org/yellow/ypsboa.htm.

Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Accounting program as shown below.


General Education* Lower division courses: Required Core: Economics C170 Principles of Microeconomics Economics C175 Principles of Macroeconomics Complete all of the following courses: Accounting C100 Intro to Accounting Accounting C101 Financial Accounting Accounting C102 Managerial Accounting Complete one of the following courses: Math C140 Business Calculus Math C180 Calculus 1

AIU Bachelor of Accounting Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Lower division core – Fulfilled by Coastline Community College Associate of Arts degree with Major in Economics Remaining Requirements: BUSN 300 Lower Division Capstone 4.5QH AIU BAcc Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 31.5QH ACCT 310 Managerial Accounting 4.5QH ACCT 311 Principles of Financial Accounting 4.5QH ACCT 315 Intermediate Accounting I 4.5QH ACCT 320 Intermediate Accounting II 4.5QH ACCT 420 Cost Accounting 4.5QH BUSN 310 International Legal and Ethical Issues in Business 4.5QH MGMT 499 Program Capstone 4.5QH Specialization Requirements** 54QH



*See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree. **Campus locations for programs and specializations, and complete degree requirements and courses are listed in the most recent AIU catalog/AIU catalog addendum. The catalog should be consulted for the most updated program requirements. AIU’s most recent catalog can be found at http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-and-Resources.

http://www.aicpa.org/yellow/ypsboa.htm


Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Arts – Business Administration Major December 5, 2012


2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Business Administration program (BBA) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Arts degree with Major in Business Administration. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BBA core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Business Administration program as shown below.


General Education* Lower division courses: Required core: Accounting C101 Financial Accounting Economics C170 Principles of Microeconomics Economics C175 Principles of Macroeconomics The following two courses: Accounting C102 Managerial Accounting and

Business Computing C100AB Intro to Computers*** or Computer Information Science C100 Computer Information Systems***

AIU Bachelor of Business Administration Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Lower division core – Fulfilled by Coastline Community College Associate of Arts degree with Major in Business Administration Remaining Requirements: BUSN 300 Lower Division Capstone 4.5QH MGMT 350 Professional Business Development or General

Elective or Internship 4.5QH AIU BBA Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 31.5QH ACCT 310 Managerial Accounting 4.5QH BUSN 311 Quantitative Methods and Analysis 4.5QH FINA 310 Financial Management 4.5QH MGMT 310 Management and Leadership of Organizations 4.5QH MGMT 315 Survey of Human Resource Management 4.5QH MGMT 305 Management Information Systems 4.5QH MGMT 499 Program Capstone 4.5QH

Specialization Requirements** 54QH


Students will not be required to repeat college level, degree applicable courses previously completed successfully. *See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree.

**Campus locations for programs and specializations, and complete degree requirements and courses are listed in the most recent AIU catalog/AIU catalog addendum. The catalog should be consulted for the most updated program requirements. AIU’s most recent catalog can be found at http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-and-Resources.

***BUSINESS COMPUTING C100 and COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE C100 must be completed during or after the year 2007.


Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Arts – Economics Major December 5, 2012


2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Business Administration program (BBA) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Arts degree with Major in Economics. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BBA core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Business Administration program as shown below.


General Education*

Lower division courses: Required Core: Economics C170 Principles of Microeconomics Economics C175 Principles of Macroeconomics Complete one of the following courses: Math C140 Business Calculus Math C180 Calculus 1 Complete three of the following courses: Accounting C100 Intro to Accounting Accounting C101 Financial Accounting Accounting C102 Managerial Accounting Business C110 Legal Environment of Business

AIU Bachelor of Business Administration Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Lower division core – Fulfilled by Coastline Community College Associate of Arts degree with Major in Economics Remaining Requirements: BUSN 300 Lower Division Capstone 4.5QH MGMT 350 Professional Business Development or General Elective

or Internship 4.5QH AIU BBA Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 31.5QH ACCT 310 Managerial Accounting 4.5QH BUSN 311 Quantitative Methods and Analysis 4.5QH FINA 310 Financial Management 4.5QH MGMT 310 Management and Leadership of Organizations 4.5QH MGMT 315 Survey of Human Resource Management 4.5QH MGMT 305 Management Information Systems 4.5QH MGMT 499 Program Capstone 4.5QH






Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Science – Computer Networking December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Cisco concentration

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Information Technology program (BIT) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Science degree with Major in Computer Networking and a Cisco concentration. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple BIT core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Information Technology program as shown below.

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Cisco concentration General Education* Lower division core courses: Required core: Computer Services Tech C116 A+ Essentials Hardware Computer Services Tech C128 Network + /Introduction to Networking Computer Services Tech C188 Configuring MS Windows 7 Computer Services Tech C191 CompTIA Linux Computer Services Tech C201 Cisco Fundamentals/CCNA 1 Computer Services Tech C230 Intro to Security Concentration: Computer Services Tech C202 Cisco Router Configuration/CCNA 2 Computer Services Tech C203 Cisco Switching/CCNA 3 Computer Services Tech C204 Cisco WAN Configuration/CCNA 4

AIU Bachelor of Information Technology Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Remaining Requirements: AIU BIT Lower Division 31.5QH: ITCO103 Intro to Computer and Network Hardware 4.5QH WAIVED MATH233 Survey of Calculus 4.5QH ITCO211 Intro to Operation Systems 4.5QH ITCO221 Fundamentals of Programming and Logic 4.5QH ITCO231 Intro to Databases 4.5QH ITCO251 Network Infrastructure Basics 4.5QH WAIVED ITCO299 Comprehensive IT Project 4.5QH AIU BIT Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 31.5QH ITCO321 Data Structures and Implementation 4.5QH ITCO331 Relational Database Management Systems 4.5QH ITCO341 Applications of Discrete Math and Stats in IT 4.5QH ITCO361 Computer Networks and Security 4.5QH WAIVED ITCO381 Intro to Web Systems and Media 4.5QH ITCO391 Human/Computer Interface and Interactions 4.5QH ITCO499 Program Capstone 4.5QH

Specialization Requirements** 49.5QH

Associate degree articulation: 90 quarter hours Bachelor’s degree total: 180 quarter hours or more Students will not be required to repeat college level, degree applicable courses previously completed successfully.




Coastline Community College

Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Microsoft concentration

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Information Technology program (BIT) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Science degree with Major in Computer Networking and a Microsoft concentration. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple BIT core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Information Technology program as shown below.

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Microsoft concentration

General Education* Lower division core courses: Required core: Computer Services Tech C116 A+ Essentials Hardware Computer Services Tech C128 Network + /Introduction to Networking Computer Services Tech C188 Configuring MS Windows 7 Computer Services Tech C191 CompTIA Linux Computer Services Tech C201 Cisco Fundamentals/CCNA I Computer Services Tech C230 Intro to Security Complete three of the following courses: Computer Services Tech C172 MS SQL Server (recommended) and Computer Services Tech C173 or C184 or C185 or C186




*See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree.




Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Security concentration

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Information Technology program (BIT) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Science degree with Major in Computer Networking and a Security concentration. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple BIT core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Information Technology program as shown below.

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Computer Networking: Security concentration

General Education* Lower division core courses: Required core: Computer Services Tech C116 A+ Essentials Hardware Computer Services Tech C128 Network + /Introduction to Networking Computer Services Tech C188 Configuring MS Windows 7 Computer Services Tech C191 CompTIA Linux Computer Services Tech C201 Cisco Fundamentals/CCNA I Computer Services Tech C230 Intro to Security Complete three of the following courses: Business Computing C160 Computer Services Tech C232, C248, C253, or C258




*See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree.



Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Science – Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major

2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program (BSCJ) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Science degree with Major in Emergency Management/Homeland Security. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BSCJ core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program as shown below.

Coastline Community College Associate of Science - Emergency Management/ Homeland Security Major

General Education* Lower division courses: Required core: Emergency Mgmt. C101 Intro to Emergency Management Emergency Mgmt. C102 Intro to Homeland Security Emergency Mgmt. C105 Emergency Preparedness Emergency Mgmt. C110 Emergency Response Emergency Mgmt. C120 Disaster Recovery Emergency Mgmt. C130 Hazard Mitigation Complete two of the following courses: Emergency Mgmt. C140, C150, C160, C283

AIU Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Remaining Requirements: AIU BSCJ Lower Division 27QH: CRJS 101 Foundations of Criminal Justice Systems 4.5QH CRJS 105 Theories of Crime Causation 4.5QH CRJS 205 Introduction to Criminal Law 4.5QH CRJS 210 Introduction to Law Enforcement 4.5QH CRJS 215 Introduction to American Court System 4.5QH CRJS 220 Foundations of Corrections 4.5QH AIU BSCJ Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 40.5QH CRJS 300 Proseminar in Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 310 Crime Victim Studies 4.5QH CRJS 315 Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Theory 4.5QH CRJS 330 Constitutional Issues in Criminal Procedures 4.5QH CRJS 400 Constitutional Law 4.5QH CRJS 405 Research Methods and Statistics for Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 410 Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 420 Ethics and Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 499 Senior Capstone in Criminal Justice 4.5QH



Students will not be required to repeat college level, degree applicable courses previously completed successfully. *See Coastline – AIU General Education Transfer Guide for details. Students who choose Coastline’s Option 1 to fulfill Associate degree general education requirements may be required to fulfill additional general education courses with AIU, depending on the coursework taken during the Associate degree. **Campus locations for programs and specializations, and complete degree requirements and courses are listed in the most recent AIU catalog/AIU catalog addendum. The catalog should be consulted for the most updated program requirements. AIU’s most recent catalog can be found at http://www.aiuniv.edu/Admissions/Documents-and-Resources.


Coastline – AIU Transfer Guide Associate of Science – Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major December 5, 2012

Coastline Community College Associate of Science – Emergency Management/Homeland Security Major

with a concentration in Criminal Justice 2012-2013

Remaining Requirements The following table lists the remaining requirements in the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program (BSCJ) for Coastline students with a conferred Associate of Science degree with Major in Emergency Management/Homeland Security with a concentration in Criminal Justice. General electives may be scheduled in order to meet the minimum degree requirement of 180 quarter hours in the event that a student has met multiple prerequisite courses or BSCJ core requirements within their Coastline Community College degree. Students who complete the coursework listed in the Coastline degree below will transfer into the AIU Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program as shown below.

Coastline Community College Associate of Science - Emergency Management/ Homeland Security Major with a concentration in Crimina Justice

General Education*

Lower division courses: Required Core: Emergency Mgmt. C101 Intro to Emergency Management Emergency Mgmt. C102 Intro to Homeland Security Criminal Justice C140 Intro to Criminal Justice Complete two of the following courses: Emergency Mgmt. C105, C110, C120, C130, C283 Complete two of the following courses: Criminal Justice C128 Criminal Procedure Criminal Justice C135 Intro to Policing Criminal Justice C141 Criminal Law Criminal Justice C148 Multi-cultural Studies in CJ Complete one of the following courses: Management and Supervision C101, C102, or C144

AIU Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Credit Fulfilled in Articulating degree (90QH): General Education* Remaining Requirements: AIU BSCJ Lower Division 27QH: CRJS 101 Foundations of Criminal Justice Systems 4.5QH WAIVED CRJS 105 Theories of Crime Causation 4.5QH CRJS 205 Introduction to Criminal Law 4.5QH CRJS 210 Introduction to Law Enforcement 4.5QH CRJS 215 Introduction to American Court System 4.5QH CRJS 220 Foundations of Corrections 4.5QH AIU BSCJ Upper Division: Upper Division Core and Capstone 40.5QH CRJS 300 Proseminar in Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 310 Crime Victim Studies 4.5QH CRJS 315 Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Theory 4.5QH CRJS 330 Constitutional Issues in Criminal Procedures 4.5QH CRJS 400 Constitutional Law 4.5QH CRJS 405 Research Methods and Statistics for Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 410 Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 420 Ethics and Criminal Justice 4.5QH CRJS 499 Senior Capstone in Criminal Justice 4.5QH




