Degree
Completion Programmes
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University of Central Lancashire
One-year Top-Up Programme
BSc
(Hons) in Management Information Systems
Two-year Top-Up Programmes
BSc
(Hons) in Business Information Technology
BSc (Hons) in e-Business
University of Sunderland
One-Year Top-Up Programmes
BSc (Hons) in
Computing
BSc
(Hons) in Computer Studies
BA (Hons) in Business Information Technology
(Distance Learning)
National American University
Degree
Completion Programs leading to:
Associate
Degree in Applied Science (with emphasis on Information Technology)
BSc Degree in Information
Technology (with emphasis on Management Information Systems)
BSc Degree in Information
Technology (with emphasis on Web Development & Administration)
Double
BSc Degrees in Information Technology (with emphasis on MIS) & (with
emphasis on Web Development & Administration)
The
Course Structure of SNAP
Lake Superior
State University, Michigan
Three-term Degree Completion Programs
BSc in
Mechanical Engineering (ABET Accredited)
BSc in Electrical Engineering (ABET Accredited)
Girne American University, North Cyprus
One-year Top-Up Programme
BSc in Management Information Systems
SCHOLAR™-University of Central Lancashire
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc (Hons) in Management Information
Systems
[One-year Top-up Degree Completion
Programme]
Admission to the
Programme
Holders of the SCHOLARä Advanced
Diploma in Business Administration & Information Technology Option 1
who meet the normal admission criteria of the university,
particularly in relation to the proficiency in English, may apply for admission to the one-year top-up programme in
Management Information Systems leading to a BSc (Hons) degree award.
The SCHOLARä Advanced
Diploma (Option 1)
The SCHOLARä Advanced
Diploma in Business Administration & Information Technology (ADBAIT) Option
1 is awarded to students who have successfully completed all the following
diploma programmes:
Diploma in Software Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DST101
Principles of Programming
DST102
Visual Basic Programming
DST103
C/C++ Programming
DST104
Java Programming
DST105
Software Engineering
Diploma in Web Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DWT201 Windows NT Server System Administration
DWT202
Web Page Design &
Development
DWT203
JavaScript & VB Script
DWT204
Multimedia Techniques
DWT205
E-Commerce
Diploma in Business Science Option 1 (With emphasis on
Business Management)
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DBS301
Principles of Business
Administration
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303 Business Systems Analysis & Design
DBS304 Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305 Management Science
SCHOLAR™-University of Central Lancashire
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc (Hons) in Business Information
Technology
[Two-year Top-up Degree Completion Programme]
Admission to the Programme
Students who successfully
complete the full SCHOLARä Diploma in Software
Technology and Diploma in Business
Science Option 1 programmes may apply for admission to the two-year top-up programme in Business
Information Technology leading to a BSc (Hons) degree awarded by the
University, subject to meeting all the normal criteria for admission, including
a demonstration of English proficiency.
Modules of the two programmes are listed below.
Diploma in Software Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DST101
Principles of Programming
DST102
Visual Basic Programming
DST103
C/C++ Programming
DST104
Java Programming
DST105
Software Engineering
Diploma in Business Science Option 1 (With emphasis on
Business Management)
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DBS301
Principles of Business
Administration
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303 Business Systems Analysis & Design
DBS304 Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305 Management Science
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SCHOLAR™-University of Central Lancashire
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc (Hons) in E-Business
[Two-year Top-up Degree Completion
Programme]
Admission to the Programme
Students who successfully
complete the full SCHOLARä Diploma in Web
Technology and Diploma in Business
Science Option 1 programmes may apply for admission to the two-year top-up programme in
E-Business leading to a BSc (Hons) degree awarded by the University, subject to
meeting all the normal criteria for admission, including a demonstration of
English proficiency. Modules of the
two programmes are listed below.
Diploma in Web Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DWT201 Windows NT Server System Administration
DWT202
Web Page Design &
Development
DWT203
JavaScript & VB Script
DWT204
Multimedia Techniques
DWT205
E-Commerce
Diploma in Business Science Option 1 (With emphasis on
Business Management)
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DBS301
Principles of Business
Administration
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303 Business Systems Analysis & Design
DBS304 Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305 Management Science
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SCHOLAR™-University of Sunderland
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc (Hons) in Computing
[One-year Top-up Degree Completion
Programme]
Admission to the Programme
Holders of SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma Option 1 may apply for
admission to the one-year top-up
programme in Computing leading to a BSc (Hons) degree award of the university,
subject to meeting all the normal criteria for admission, including a
demonstration of English proficiency.
The SCHOLARä Advanced
Diploma (Option 1)
The SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma in Business Administration &
Information Technology (ADBAIT) Option 1 is awarded to students who have
successfully completed all the following diploma programmes:
Diploma in Software Technology
ITF001 Fundamentals of Information Technology
DST101
Principles of Programming
DST102
Visual Basic Programming
DST103
C/C++ Programming
DST104
Java Programming
DST105
Software Engineering
Diploma in Web Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DWT201 Windows NT Server System Administration
DWT202
Web Page Design &
Development
DWT203
JavaScript & VB Script
DWT204
Multimedia Techniques
DWT205
E-Commerce
Diploma in Business Science Option 1 (With emphasis on
Business Management)
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DBS301
Principles of Business
Administration
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303
Business Systems Analysis
&Design
DBS304
Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305
Management Science
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SCHOLAR™-University of Sunderland
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc (Hons) in Computer Studies
[One-year Top-up Degree Completion Programme]
Admission to the Programme
Holders of SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma Option 1 may apply for
admission to the one-year
top-up programme in Computer Studies leading to a BSc (Hons) degree award of
the university, subject to meeting all the normal criteria for admission,
including a demonstration of English proficiency.
The SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma (Option 1)
The SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma in Business Administration &
Information Technology (ADBAIT) Option 1 is awarded to students who have successfully
completed all the following diploma programmes:
Diploma in Software Technology
ITF001 Fundamentals of Information Technology
DST101
Principles of Programming
DST102
Visual Basic Programming
DST103
C/C++ Programming
DST104
Java Programming
DST105
Software Engineering
Diploma in Web Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DWT201 Windows NT Server System Administration
DWT202
Web Page Design &
Development
DWT203
JavaScript & VB Script
DWT204
Multimedia Techniques
DWT205
E-Commerce
Diploma in Business Science Option 1 (With emphasis on
Business Management)
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DBS301
Principles of Business
Administration
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303
Business Systems Analysis
&Design
DBS304
Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305
Management Science
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SCHOLAR™-University of Sunderland
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BA (Hons) in Business Information
Technology
[One-year Top-up By Distance Learning]
Admission to the Programme
Holders of SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma Option 2 may apply for
admission to the one-year
top-up programme in Business Information Technology by distance learning
leading to a BA (Hons) degree award of the university.
The SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma (Option 2)
The SCHOLARä Advanced Diploma in Business Administration & Information
Technology (ADBAIT) Option 2 is awarded to students who have successfully
completed all the following diploma programmes:
Diploma in Software Technology
ITF001 Fundamentals of Information Technology
DST101
Principles of Programming
DST102
Visual Basic Programming
DST103
C/C++ Programming
DST104
Java Programming
DST105
Software Engineering
Diploma in Web Technology
ITF001
Fundamentals of Information Technology
DWT201 Windows NT Server System Administration
DWT202
Web Page Design &
Development
DWT203
JavaScript & VB Script
DWT204
Multimedia Techniques
DWT205
E-Commerce
Diploma in Business Science Option 2 (With emphasis on
Business Studies)
DBS300 Accounting &
Finance
DBS301A
Global Business Environment
DBS302
Management Information Systems
DBS303 Business Systems Analysis & Design
DBS303A
Practising Systems Analysis & Design
DBS304
Business Data Communications & Networking
DBS305A Management
Accounting
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SCHOLAR™-NAU American Program (SNAP)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
Associate Degree in Applied Science
(Information Technology)
[In-Country + On-Line Mode]
Introduction
Students who complete 15 specific subjects examined by SCHOLARä and 7 specific subjects conducted by the National
American University (NAU) will receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science
award of the university. The NAU
subjects may be studied on-line or in an NAU campus. An Associate degree holder may proceed to obtain an NAU
Bachelor of Science degree upon passing a further 13 SCHOLARä subjects and 6 further NAU
subjects on-line or on-campus.
The American Education
System
Diversity and multiplicity are
characteristic of the American education system. As such, more subjects and disciplines are covered as compared to
other systems within a given confine of time.
Consequently, topics in business, behavioural science and general
education are taught in an undergraduate program in Information Technology.
Admission to the Program
Holders of the SCHOLARä American Stage I Diploma may be
admitted to the following NAU degree completion program in on-line or on campus
mode leading to an NAU Associate Degree in Applied Science (with emphasis in Information
Technology):
Subject (with Credit-hour indication)
Professional
Development (3.0)
Database for
Windows (4.5)
UNIX (4.5)
SQL (4.5)
Web Page Development II (4.5)
Programming in C/C++ (4.5)
Ecology (4.5)
Total Credit
Hours
(30.0)
On-line Delivery of
Programs
NAU on-line degree completion programs are
delivered in SNAP Degree Completion Centers located in SCHOLARä Regional Centres all over the world with local
facilitation.
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SCHOLAR™-NAU American Program (SNAP)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring
in Management Information Systems)
[In-Country + On-Line Mode]
Introduction
Students who complete 15 specific subjects examined by SCHOLARä and 7 specific subjects conducted by the National
American University (NAU) will receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science
award of the university. The NAU
subjects may be studied on-line or in an NAU campus. An Associate degree holder may proceed to obtain an NAU
Bachelor of Science degree upon passing a further 13 SCHOLARä subjects and 6 further NAU subjects on-line or on-campus.
The American Education
System
Diversity and multiplicity are
characteristic of the American education system. As such, more subjects and disciplines are covered as compared to
other systems within a given confine of time.
Consequently, topics in business, behavioural science and general education
are taught in an undergraduate program in Information Technology.
Admission to the Program
Holders of the NAU Associate Degree in
Applied Science (with emphasis in Information Technology) and the SCHOLARä Stage II Diploma may be admitted to the
following NAU degree completion program in on-line or on campus mode leading to
an NAU BSc Degree in Information Technology (with emphasis in MIS):
Subject (with Credit-hour indication)
Business Law
(4.5)
Project Management (4.5)
Business & Society (4.5)
Entrepreneurship (4.5)
Meteorology (4.5)
Critical Thinking (4.5)
Total Credit
Hours (27.0)
On-line Delivery of
Programs
NAU on-line degree completion programs are
delivered in SNAP Degree Completion Centers located in SCHOLARä Regional Centres all over the world with local
facilitation.
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SCHOLAR™-NAU American Program (SNAP)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring
in Web Development & Administration)
[In-Country + On-Line Mode]
Introduction
Students who complete 15 specific subjects examined by SCHOLARä and 7 specific subjects conducted by the National American
University (NAU) will receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science award of
the university. The NAU subjects may be
studied on-line or in an NAU campus.
An Associate degree holder may proceed to obtain an NAU Bachelor of
Science degree upon passing a further 13 SCHOLARä subjects and 6 further NAU subjects on-line or on-campus.
The American Education
System
Diversity and multiplicity are
characteristic of the American education system. As such, more subjects and disciplines are covered as compared to
other systems within a given confine of time.
Consequently, topics in business, behavioural science and general
education are taught in an undergraduate program in Information Technology.
Admission to the Program
Holders of the NAU Associate Degree in
Applied Science (with emphasis in Information Technology) and the SCHOLARä American Stage II Diploma may be admitted to the following NAU
degree completion program in on-line or on campus mode leading to an NAU BSc
Degree in Information Technology (with emphasis in Web Development &
Administration):
Subject (with Credit-hour indication)
Business Law
(4.5)
Project Management (4.5)
Apache Web Server (4.5)
Server-side Scripting (4.5)
Meteorology (4.5)
Critical Thinking (4.5)
Total Credit
Hours (27.0)
On-line Delivery of
Programs
NAU on-line degree completion programs are
delivered in SNAP Degree Completion Centers located in SCHOLARä Regional Centres all over the world with local facilitation.
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SCHOLAR™-NAU American Program (SNAP)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring in Management Information
Systems) &
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring in Web Development &
Administration)
[In-Country + On-Line Mode]
Introduction
Students who complete 15 specific subjects examined by SCHOLARä and 7 specific subjects conducted by the National American
University (NAU) will receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science award of
the university. The NAU subjects may be
studied on-line or in an NAU campus.
An Associate degree holder may proceed to obtain an NAU Bachelor of
Science degree upon passing a further 13 SCHOLARä subjects and 6 further NAU subjects on-line or on-campus.
The American Education
System
Diversity and multiplicity are
characteristic of the American education system. As such, more subjects and disciplines are covered as compared to
other systems within a given confine of time.
Consequently, topics in business, behavioural science and general
education are taught in an undergraduate program in Information Technology.
Admission to the Program
Holders of the NAU Associate Degree in
Applied Science (with emphasis in Information Technology) and the SCHOLARä American Stage II Diploma
may be admitted to the following NAU degree completion program leading to both
the NAU BSc Degree in Information Technology (with emphasis in MIS) and the NAU
BSc Degree in Information Technology (with emphasis in Web Development &
Administration):
Subject (with Credit-hour indication)
Business Law
(4.5)
Project Management (4.5)
Business & Society (4.5)
Entrepreneurship (4.5)
Apache Web Server (4.5)
Server-side Scripting (4.5)
Meteorology (4.5)
Critical Thinking (4.5)
Total Credit
Hours (27.0)
On-line Delivery of
Programs
NAU on-line degree completion programs are
delivered in SNAP Degree Completion Centers located in SCHOLARä Regional Centres all over the world with local
facilitation.
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SCHOLAR™-NAU American Program (SNAP)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
Associate Degree in Applied Science
(Information Technology)
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring in Management Information
Systems) &
BSc in Information Technology (Majoring in Web Development &
Administration)
[In-Country + On-Line Mode]
Introduction
Students who complete 15 specific subjects examined by SCHOLARä and 7 specific subjects conducted by the National
American University (NAU) will receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science
award of the university. The NAU
subjects may be studied on-line or in an NAU campus. An Associate degree holder may proceed to obtain an NAU
Bachelor of Science degree upon passing a further 13 SCHOLARä subjects and 6 further NAU subjects on-line or on-campus.
The American Education
System
Diversity and multiplicity are
characteristic of the American education system. As such, more subjects and disciplines are covered as compared to
other systems within a given confine of time.
Consequently, topics in business, behavioural science and general
education are taught in an undergraduate program in Information Technology.
The SCHOLARä - NAU Course Structure
The course may be completed in 10 terms over 3
years and 4 months, as follows. Students may leave the program with an NAU
Associate Degree in Applied Science at the end of Term 6. SCHOLARä and NAU subjects are
taught in the native language and English respectively.
Year I – Term 1 (6 SCHOLARä Subjects & EFL Training)
Fundamentals of Information Technology
Principles of Accounting I
Macroeconomics
Principles of Programming
College Algebra
Business Data Communications & Networking
English as a Foreign Language
Year I – Term 2 (4 SCHOLARä Subjects & EFL Training)
Principles of Accounting II
Visual Basic
Java Programming
Inter-personal Professional Communication
English as a
Foreign Language
Year I – Term 3
Intensive English as a Foreign Language
Year II – Term 4 (4 SCHOLARä Subjects & EFL
Training)
Composition
Organisation Communication
JavaScript & VBScript
Web Page Design & Development I
English as a Foreign Language
SCHOLARä American Stage I Diploma will be awarded upon
successful completion of Terms 1~4.
Year II – Term 5 (3 NAU Subjects conducted On-line)
Database for Windows
Unix
Programming in C/C++
Year II – Term 6 (4 NAU
Subjects conducted On-line)
SQL
Web Page Design &
Development II
Ecology
Professional Development
Students may exit from the program here with an NAU
Associate Degree in Applied Science (with emphasis on Information Technology).
Year III – Term 7 (8 SCHOLARä Subjects)
Principles of Business Administration
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Finance
Business Statistics
Microeconomics
Systems Analysis & Design
Introduction to Psychology
Advanced Composition
Year III – Term 8 (5 SCHOLARä Subjects)
Technical Communications
Advanced Systems Analysis & Design
Introduction to Sociology
Chinese Literature or the equivalent in native
language
Management Science
SCHOLARä American Stage II Diploma will be awarded upon
successful completion of Terms 5~8.
Year III – Term 9 (3 NAU Subjects conducted
On-line)
Business Law I
Critical Thinking
Project Management
Upon successful completion of Term 9, a student has
the option of entering Term 10A, Term 10B or Term 10C to complete the BSc
degree program.
Year IV – Term 10A: (3 NAU On-line Subjects)
Business & Society
Entrepreneurship
Meteorology
BSc in Information Technology (with emphasis on
Management Information Systems) will be awarded upon successful completion of
Terms 9 & 10A.
Year IV – Term 10B: (3 NAU On-line Subjects)
Apache Web Server
Server Side Scripting
Meteorology
BSc in Information Technology (with emphasis in Web
Development & Administration) will be awarded upon successful completion of
Terms 9 & 10B.
Year IV – Term 10C: (5 NAU On-line Subjects)
Business & Society
Entrepreneurship
Apache Web Server
Server Side Scripting
Meteorology
BSc in Information Technology (with emphasis on
Management Information Systems) & BSc in Information Technology (with
emphasis in Web Development & Administration) will be awarded upon
successful completion of Terms 9 & 10C.
Endorsement of SNAP by the President of International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE)
“The SNAP program can be used to validate the quality of college and university courses taken in China, Japan, and East Asia
countries and this will assist those
institutions in becoming eligible to apply for U.S. specialized accreditation from the International Assembly for
Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).”
Dr John
Green, Jr, PhD
President,
IACBE
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SCHOLAR™-Lake Superior State University
(Michigan)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Mechanical Engineering (ABET
Accredited)
[Three-Semester Degree Completion
Program]
Holders of a SCHOLARä Stage I Diploma in Engineering and a SCHOLARä Stage II Diploma in Mechanical Engineering may enrol
for the three-term Baccalaureate BSc Degree completion program in Mechanical
Engineering with Lake Superior State University, Michigan in the United
States. The subjects to be taken are
listed below. The numbers inserted within square brackets represent credit
hours.
Machine Design (ME350) [4]
Engineering Elective [3]
CAD (ME141) [2]
Controls (RS460) [4]
Fall
Senior Design (EG491) [3]
Engineering Elective [4]
Manufacturing Processes I (ME110) [3]
Thermal Fluids
II (ME450) [5]
Advanced
Applications (EG340) [1]
Spring
Senior Design (EG495)
[3]
Engineering Elective [4]
Engineering Elective [4]
Electronics (EE305) [3]
Manufacturing Process II (ME115) [3]
Total
Credit Hours 45
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SCHOLAR™-Lake Superior State University
(Michigan)
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Electrical Engineering (ABET
Accredited)
[Three-Semester Degree Completion
Program]
Holders of a SCHOLARä Stage I Diploma in Engineering and a SCHOLARä Stage II Diploma in Electrical Engineering may
enrol for the three-term Baccalaureate
BSc Degree completion program in Electrical Engineering with Lake Superior
State University, Michigan in the United States. The subjects to be taken are listed below. The numbers inserted within square brackets
represent credit hours.
Engineering Elective [3]
Electric Mechanical Devices (EE330) [4]
Controls (RS460) [4]
Micro Control Functions (EE250) [4]
Fall
Senior Design (EG491) [3]
Engineering Elective [4]
Electronics (EE370) [4]
Advanced
Applications (EG340) [1]
Engineering Elective [4]
Spring
Senior Design (EG495)
[3]
Engineering Elective [4]
Engineering Elective [3]
Electromagnetics (EG345) [3]
Electronic Circuits (EE375) [4]
Statistical Application [1]
Total
Credit Hours 49
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SCHOLAR™-Girne American University, North
Cyprus
International Credit Transfer Leading
To:
BSc in Management Information Systems
[One-year Top-up Degree Completion
Programme]
Admission to the
Program
Holders of the SCHOLARä-GAU Stage I & II Diplomas in Management Information
Systems who meet the English proficiency requirement of the
university may apply for admission to the one-year top-up programme in
Management Information Systems leading to a BSc
degree award.
The SCHOLARä-GAU Stage I
& II Diplomas in Management Information Systems
The SCHOLARä-GAU Stage I & II Diplomas in Management Information
Systems are awarded to students who have successfully completed all the
following subjects:
SCHOLARä-GAU Diploma
in MIS Stage I
M1301A Principles of Business
& Management (I)
M1301B Principles of Business
& Management (II)
M1401A Fundamentals of Information
Technology (I)
M1401B Fundamentals of
Information Technology (II)
M1402A Mathematics for Business
(I)
M1402B Mathematics for Business
(II)
M2103 C Programming
M2104 Java Programming
M2202 Web Page Design &
Development
M2300 Accounting & Finance
(I)
M2305 Management Accounting
M2403 Macroeconomics
M2404 Fundamentals of Database
Management
M2405 Microeconomics
SCHOLARä-GAU Diploma
in MIS Stage II
M3101 Principles of
Programming
M3205 E Commerce
M3300 Accounting & Finance
(II)
M3302 Management Information
Systems
M3303 Business Systems Analysis & Design
M3304 Business Data
Communication & Networking
M3305 Management Science
M3406 Human Resource
Management
M3407 Introduction to
Operations Management
M4105 Software Engineering
M4303 Practicing
Systems Analysis & Design
M4408 Fundamentals of Operating Systems
M4409 Fundamentals of Computer
Graphics
M4410 Legal Aspects in
Information Technology
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