EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Experiential Learning credits are evaluated based on the knowledge students acquired and how that knowledge translates into specific college-level courses, rather than work experience. Students who request Experiential Learning credits must check the Experiential Learning eligible courses listed in Table 1 before submitting the request with the required form and portfolio.
Table 1. Eligible courses for Experiential Learning Credit
Prefix Course Requirements
ACCT&
AOT ABE AFS AG ANTH AMGT ARAB ART ASTR
AMT AMT 107, 109, 113, 114 Tri-Tech Articulated Dual Credits or 5 years of
industrial experience BIOL
BPR BUS CHEM CHIN&
CDL CMST CSRE CA
CS CS& 141 Computer Science I Java
CS 236 Advanced Object Oriented Programming AP CS EXAM A with score of 4
CSIT
CSIT 301 Information System 3+ years of an IT career
CSIT 401 Information Systems Analysis and Design 5+ years of working as a software solution developer
CSIT 411 Agile Methodology & ePortfolio Planning 5+ years of working on a Scrum software project and a website development project
CJ CUL CSIA DHYG DUTEC ECED ECON EDUC ELT EMT ENT
ENGL
EFL ELA ENVS EXSC
FS
FS 100 Introduction to the Fire Service Tri-Tech Graduate; IFSAC FF1/FF2 FS 131 Introduction to Fire Inspections IFSAC Fire Insp. I
FS 151 Hazardous Materials for First Responders IFSAC HAZ MAT Operations Level FS 241 Fire Investigation IFSAC Fire Investigator I.
FS 293 Fire Service Experience 1-10 years of experience career or 1-20 years of volunteer
FCA FYI FRCH ENGR GEO GEOL HE HSCI HCAD HCST HEB HIST HORT HSP HDEV DRW IHST
IHT IHT 100 Completion of OSHA 10 Certification by an OSHA
authorized training provider.
INT IC ICS JAPN MNT MT MATH MA IMAGE
MRHI
MRHI 201 Coding I
Active CPC credential.
MRHI 211 Coding II MRHI 221 Coding III
MRHI 295 Coding Practicum SIM
MUSC NOP
NMTEC
NT NT 114 Intro to Radiation Safety HAMMER Rad Protection I & II NRS
NA NA 100 Nursing Assistant and NA 102 Nursing Assistant Lab
Tri-Tech Skills Center Pre-Nursing Graduate (on CBC transcript)
NUTR&
PMD PON PHIL PHLEB PE PEC PHYS POLS
PROJ
PROJ 100 Introduction to Project Management
Active PMI-PMP (Project Management
Professional) or PMI-CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) certification
PROJ 110 Project Planning Planning & Scheduling Professional from AACEi
PROJ 211 Project Procurement
Active CPP (Certified Purchasing Professional), or CPPM (Certified Professional Purchasing Manager) or SPSM (Strategic Procurement and Supply Chain Management) certification
PROJ 222 Project Quality Management
Active CQIA (Certified Quality Improvement Associate) or CQPA (Certified Quality Process Analyst) certification
PROJ 231 Project Risk Management Active PMI-RMP (Risk Management Professional) certification
PROJ 320 Project Monitoring, Control, & Earned Value Active EVMP (Earned Value Management Professional) or EVP (Earned Value Professional) PSYC
RPT RPT 111 Radiation Fundamentals HAMMER Rad Protection I & II
RATEC RDG RUSS&
SNR SSCI SOWK SOC SPAN SURG EDUT DRMA WT WS WKSP
COURSE CHALLENGE
If students assess that their previous educational and/or industrial experience has provided them with the competencies essential for passing a course, students may request a Course Challenge. Students who request a Course Challenge must check the Course Challenge eligible courses listed in Table 2 before submitting the request.
Table 2. Eligible courses for Course Challenge
Prefix Course Note
ACCT&
AOT ABE AFS AG ANTH AMGT ARAB ART ASTR AMT BIOL BPR BUS CHEM CHIN&
CDL CMST CSRE CA
CS CS 101 Intro to Computers & Information Technology CSIT
CJ CUL CSIA DHYG DUTEC ECED ECON EDUC ELT EMT ENT ENGL EFL ELA ENVS EXSC
FS FCA FYI
FRCH
FRCH&121 French I FRCH&122 French II FRCH&123 French III ENGR
GEO GEOL HE HSCI HCAD HCST HEB HIST HORT HSP HDEV DRW IHST IHT INT IC ICS
JAPN
JAPN&121 Japanese I JAPN&122 Japanese II JAPN&123 Japanese III JAPN&221 Japanese IV JAPN&222 Japanese V JAPN&223 Japanese VI MNT
MT
MATH
MATH 147 Finite Mathematics
No required eligibility; A minimum score of 75% correct will be required on the challenge exam to receive credit. A “P” is issued if the individual passes the exam.
No grade is issued if the individual fails the exam (i.e., a failure will not show on the transcript).
MATH 243 Linear Algebra MATH 246 Discrete
MATH 255 Differential Equations MATH& 151 Calculus I
MATH& 152 Calculus II MATH & 153 Calculus III MATH& 254 Calculus IV MA
IMAGE MRHI SIM MUSC
NOP NMTEC NT NRS NA NUTR&
PMD PON PHIL PHLEB PE PEC PHYS POLS
PROJ
PROJ 130 Introduction to MS Project
Significant work experience required for course challenge eligibility
PROJ 140 Introduction to Primavera PROJ 211 Project Procurement PROJ 222 Project Quality Management PROJ 231 Project Risk Management PSYC
RPT RATEC RDG RUSS&
SNR SSCI SOWK SOC
SPAN
SPAN&121 Spanish I SPAN&122 Spanish II SPAN&123 Spanish III SPAN&221 Spanish IV SPAN&222 Spanish V SPAN&223 Spanish VI
SPAN 205 Spanish for Spanish Speakers SPAN 206 Spanish for Spanish Speakers SPAN 207 Spanish for Spanish Speakers SURG
EDUT DRMA WT WS WKSP
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