I am enrolled at Excelsior for the BS-MIS. hopefully this will help someone. Not sure if this is more what you are looking for.
Comptia - all credit marked as Business, Core Requirement (II), and Concentration (X), except Network+ marked (IC)
A+ 2 credits
NETWORK+ 2 credits satisfied requirement for "Data Communications or Telecommunications or Networking"
I-NET+ 4 credits
Microsoft - all credit marked as Business, Core Requirement (II), and Concentration (X)
70*059 2 credits UL credit INTERNETWORKING WITH MICROSOFT TCP/IP ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT 4.0
70*081 1 credit IMPLEMENTING & SUPPORTING MS EXCHANGE SERVER 5.5
70*088 1 credit IMPLEMENTING & SUPPORTING MS PROXY SERVER 2.0
70*087 2 credits UL credit IMPLEMENTING & SUPPORTING MS INTERNET INFORMATION SERVER 4.0
70*080 1 credit IMPLETG & SUPRT MS INTRNT EXPLR 5.0 BY USING THE INTRNT EXPLR ADMIN KIT
70*217 2 credits UL credit IMPLMTG & ADMIN AN MS WINDOWS 2000 DRCTY SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE
70*219 3 credits UL credit DESIGNING AN MS WINDOWS 2000 DIRECTORY SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE
70*216 2 credits IMPLEMENTING & ADMINISTERING AN MS WINDOWS 2000 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
70*270 1 credit INSTLG, CONFIG, & ADMIN MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL
I asked EC about the coding on the Status Reports and the Network+ here is their response
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CompTia certification exam Network + does satisfy the Networking requirement. The Microsoft certification and remaining Comp Tia certification exams you completed are all Management of Information Systems electives, and do not satisfy the concentration subjects. The code of II symbolizes a Management of Information Systems elective.
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I had asked if any MS cert would qualify for the Database Management requirement:
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MST*254 would not satisfy the Database Management requirement. None of the Microsoft certifications exams would satisfy the Database Management requirement. The Database Management course would need to include introduction to database management systems, review of logical and physical database, data independence, elimination of data redundancy, security, comparison of hierarchical, and relational and network models. Actual use of at least one database management system is highly recommended.
You could take one of the following online courses for Database Management:
Athabasca University
Athabasca University - Canada's Leader in Online & Distance Education
COMP*378: Introduction to Database Management
Limestone College
Limestone College Virtual Campus Home Page
CST*305: Database Management
Park University
Park University - Online, Undergraduate, and Graduate Degrees
CS*360: Database Management
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None of the certifications you have completed would satisfy the BMI concentration subjects. You could take the following ICCP exams for the BMI concentration subjects:
Business Programming Language - COBOL, Pascal, C or C++ Language
Database Management - Data Base Administration
Systems Analysis and Design - Object Oriented Analysis and Design or Systems Development
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Our faculty has reviewed the ICCP: IT Core exam, and you would receive the following:
2 lower level credits in Introduction to System Analysis - satisfies the System Analysis and Design requirement
2 lower level credits in Introduction to Database Management - satisfies the Database Management requirement
The rest of the credits from the ICCP: IT Core exam would duplicate credit on your Status Report, or be excess business credits.
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I did get approval from EC for two Penn Foster Courses
Satisfies the Systems Analysis and Design requirement
CIS240 - Systems Design (3 credits) - ACE Course Number: ICS-0031Role of the systems analyst in developing business applications; hierarchy charts; IPO; decision tables; structured English.
Satisfies the Business Programming Language
CSC218 - Visual Basic® .NET (3 credits) - ACE Course Number: ICS-0164
Introduction to Visual Basic® and managing controls; dialog boxes and controls; nature of Visual Basic® programs; Visual Basic® forms, files, and output; graphics, multimedia, and form templates; ActiveX and ADO controls; Internet access, Help files, and distributing programs; multidimensional arrays and the Windows® API.