| PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: | Min. Credits |
|---|
| ELE | Elective courses (choose 26) | 78 |
Students must select one of the following approved academic tracks, which will be applied to the Elective requirements.
Cloud Computing (18 credits – certificate awarded*)
- ITN 130 Networking Fundamentals
- ITN 144 Introduction to Network Security
- ITN 201 Cloud Computing
- ITN 301 Linux Administration, Networking and Security
- ITN 411 Cloud Operations
- BIS 235 Database Management Systems
Criminal Justice (18 credits)
- CJS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJS 104 Criminal Court System
- CJS 207 Ethics in Criminal Justice
- CJS 213 The Correctional System
- CJS224 Juvenile Justice
- CJS 225Criminology
Cybersecurity (18 credits – certificate awarded*)
- ITN 144 Introduction to Network Security
- ISC 310 Information Security and Risk Management
- ISC 325 Access Control, Security Assessment and Security in the Software Development Lifecycle
- ISC 415 Cybersecurity Analysis
- ISC 425 Network Security and Security Engineering
- ITN 405 Ethical Hacking
Human Resource Management (18 credits – certificate awarded*)
- HRM 201 Introduction to Human Resource Management
- HRM 306 Managing Employment Law
- HRM 310 Training Development and Design
- HRM 350 Human Capital Management
- HRM 395 Total Rewards
- MGT 126 Organizations and People
Human Services Leadership (18 credits)
- HSL 101 Introduction to Human Services Leadership
- HSL 201 Basic Helping and Counseling Skills
- HSL 210 Human Services Delivery Systems
- HCA 220 Cultural Awareness for Health and Human Services Professionals
- HSL ELE Choose 2 additional Human Services Leadership Courses
IT Support (16 credits – certificate awarded*)
- ENG 101 English Composition**
- BIS 111 Application Software Fundamentals**
- ITN 120 PC Fundamentals
- ITN 130 Network Fundamentals
- ITN 220 Helpdesk & Customer Service Concepts
OR - ITN 144 Introduction to Network Security
Leadership (18 credits)
- BUS 100 Introduction to Business
- MGT 114 Essentials of Customer Service
- MGT 119 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace
- MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts
- MGT 306 Organizational Dynamics
- MGT 310 Ethical Leadership
Management (18 credits)
- BUS 100 Introduction to Business
- HRM 201 Introduction to Human Resource Management
- MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts
- MGT 306 Organizational Dynamics
- MGT 405 Strategic Management
- ACC 105 Fundamentals of Accounting
Medical Billing (15 credits – certificate awarded*)
- HIT 100 Medical Terminology
- HIT 215 Legal Issues in Health Information Technology
- HIT 218 Healthcare Reimbursement
- HIT 220 ICD-10-CM Coding
- HIT 225 CPT/Outpatient Coding
Medical Coding (21 credits – certificate awarded*)
- SCI 240 Anatomy and Physiology I**
- SCI 250 Anatomy and Physiology II**
- SCI 270 Pathophysiology**
- HIT 100 Medical Terminology
- HIT 220 ICD-10 CM Coding
- HIT 225 CPT/Outpatient Coding
- HIT 221 Advanced ICD Coding and Virtual PPE
or
HIT 226 Advanced CPT Coding and Virtual PPE
Project Management Administration (15 credits – certificate awarded*)
- MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts
- MGT 306 Organizational Dynamics
- MGT 404 Operations Management
- MGT 405 Strategic Management
- MIS 302 Project Management
Quality Service Management (18 credits – certificate awarded*)
- COM 202 Intercultural Communications
- MGT 114 Essential in Customer Service
- MGT 126 Organizations and People
- MGT 119 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace
- MGT 130 Introduction to Supervision and Management
- MGT 132 Process Management
Supply Chain Management & Logistics (18 credits – certificate awarded*)
- SCM 301 Forecasting and Logistics***
- SCM 320 Sourcing and Operations***
- MGT 204 Production and Operations Analysis
- MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts
- MGT 404 Operations Management
- SCM 425 Supply Chain Management Capstone***
*PRC 101 is earned earlier in the program to fulfil requirements for a Certificate of Competency, which require a minimum of 16 credits.
**ENG 101 and BIS 111 fulfil general education electives. SCI courses fulfill Science general education electives. CJS 225 fulfils Social Science general electives. Students only take these courses once.
***Students will complete SCM I, SCM II and SCM III through the RIZE consortium platform. At the successful completion of each course, college credit for these courses is awarded by Peirce College.
