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Pittsburgh Technical College Degree Program Transfer Guide Revised 8/11/20 1 of 20

DeVry University offers on campus and online degree programs; visit www.devry.edu to learn more.

Transfer Credits from Pittsburgh Technical College Effective from August 11, 2020 to August 11, 2025

DeVry University has developed this Degree Program Transfer Guide to assist students transferring from Pittsburgh Technical College to DeVry. This guide doesn’t represent all courses required for DeVry programs; rather, it provides a list of courses that, when completed at Pittsburgh Technical College, may transfer to DeVry. For a complete list of course requirements in each DeVry program, please see the Academic Catalog.

This guide is based on a review of Pittsburgh Technical College courses by DeVry as of 8/11/20 and is subject to review and modification at any time and without prior notice. Limitations and restrictions may apply.

Degree programs included in this guide are: Bachelor’s Degree Programs Accounting Business Administration Computer Information Systems

Information Technology &Networking

Justice Administration Management Technical Management

Master’s Degree Programs Business Administration Information Technology

Management

Process Applicants seeking to transfer credit must:

1. Request a formal credit evaluation prior to beginning the first class at DeVry University; and2. Provide to DeVry an official transcript from the institution where the credit was earned.

Please see a DeVry University admissions representative to request a transfer credit evaluation. Transfer credit is considered on an individual basis and awarded only upon receipt of an official transcript.

Limitations and Restrictions Admission and transfer credit applicability are subject but not limited to DeVry University's admission requirements, program requirements, and academic policies, including but not limited to the external transfer credit policy. Additional state-specific requirements for transfer credit acceptance may apply.

Please note the following: A grade of C (70%) or higher is required for all transfer credits to DeVry University. Courses accepted in

transfer may not be applicable to the academic program chosen by the student. The number of credits granted for any course equivalency may not exceed the number on the transcript

associated with the transfer course. Curriculum changes at either institution may affect transferability and applicability of certain credits. A time

limit may be imposed on the ability to transfer credits for some courses, especially those in technical orevolving areas.

The provisions of this transfer guide do not constitute a contract, expressed or implied, between any applicant or student and DeVry University. The information contained herein is neither an award nor a commitment to award credit at DeVry University.

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Programs Evaluated

The following are the Pittsburgh Technical College programs that were evaluated and the corresponding DeVry University programs in which some credit may transfer.

Pittsburgh Technical College DeVry University

Associate Bachelor’s

Business Administration – Management Business Administration (includes Block Credit)

Management

Technical Management

Business Administration – Accounting Accounting (includes Block Credit)

Business Administration (includes Block Credit)

Management


Hospitality Management Administration– Travel and Tourism

Hospitality Management Administration – Hotel and Restaurant Management

Business Administration

Management


Criminal Justice Technical Management – Criminal Justice

Justice Administration (includes Block Credit)

Information Technology – Network Administration

Information Technology – Network Security and Computer Forensics

Information Technology & Networking

Computer Information Systems

Bachelor’s Master’s

Information Systems and Technology Information Technology Management

Business Administration Business Administration (MBA)





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Accounting Bachelor’s Degree Program – Block Credit

DeVry University Courses Pittsburgh Technical College Courses

Communication Skills Up to 6 semester-credit hours of coursework in an applicable communication skills discipline can be applied as communication skills credit toward this program.

ENGL113 Composition Fulfilled by Block Credit

ENGL136 Advanced Composition Fulfilled by Block Credit

ENGL216 Technical Writing Not satisfied by Block Credit

SPCH275 Public Speaking Fulfilled by Block

Humanities Up to 9 semester credit hours of coursework in any applicable humanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program.

ETHC445 Principles of Ethics Fulfilled by Block Credit

HIST405 United States History Fulfilled by Block Credit

HUMN303 Introduction to the Humanities Fulfilled by Block Credit

LAS432 Technology, Society, and Culture Must be taken at DeVry

Social Sciences Up to 9 semester credit hours of coursework in any applicable social science discipline can be applied as social science credit toward this program.

ECON312 Principles of Economics Fulfilled by Block Credit

SOCS185 Culture and Society Fulfilled by Block Credit

SOCS325 Environmental Sociology

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Three semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable natural sciences discipline can be applied as natural science credit toward this program.

MATH116 Algebra for College Students Fulfilled by Block Credit

MATH226 Statistics for Decision-Making Not satisfied by Block Credit

SCI205 Environmental Science with Lab Not satisfied by Block Credit

Personal and Professional Development

CARD405 Career Development Must be taken at DeVry

COLL148 Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Must be taken at DeVry

Business Core

ACCT212 Financial Accounting Fulfilled by Block Credit

BIS155 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab Fulfilled by Block Credit

BUSN115 Introduction to Business and Technology Fulfilled by Block Credit

BUSN319 Marketing Fulfilled by Block Credit

COMP100 Computer Applications for Business with Lab Fulfilled by Block Credit

MGMT303 Principles of Management Fulfilled by Block Credit

Finance and Management

BUSN315 Contemporary Business Not satisfied by Block Credit

BUSN379 Finance Fulfilled by Block Credit

Accounting Core

ACCT303 Intermediate Accounting I Fulfilled by Block Credit

ACCT306 Intermediate Accounting II Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT313 Intermediate Accounting III Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT326 Federal Tax Accounting I Fulfilled by Block Credit

ACCT360 Managerial Accounting Fulfilled by Block Credit

ACCT406 Advanced Accounting Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT426 Federal Tax Accounting II Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT431 Federal Income Taxation Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT436 Advanced Cost Management Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT439 Professional Ethics for Accountants Not satisfied by Block Credit





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Accounting Bachelor’s Degree Program – Block Credit


ACCT440 Accounting Research Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT446 Auditing Not satisfied by Block Credit

ACCT454 Accounting Information Systems with Lab Not satisfied by Block Credit

Accounting Senior Project

ACCT461 Accounting Senior Project Must be taken at DeVry

Electives Up to 6 credit hours of qualifying prior college coursework not meeting other program requirements may be applied toward elective hours.

The following are suggested electives.

BUSN350 Business Analysis Fulfilled by Block Credit

MGMT408 Management of Technology Resources Fulfilled by Block Credit





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Accounting Bachelor’s Degree Program



ENGL113 Composition GEE 100 English Composition 1

ENGL136 Advanced Composition GEE 150 English Composition 2

SPCH275 Public Speaking GEE 211 Effective Speech


ECON312 Principles of Economics GES 210 AND

GES 300

Principles of Microeconomics Principles of Macroeconomics

Business Core

ACCT212 Financial Accounting ACC 100 AND

ACC 205

Financial Accounting 1 Financial Accounting 2

BIS155 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab BUS 215 Spreadsheet Applications

BUSN115 Introduction to Business and Technology BUS 100 Introduction to Business

COMP100 Computer Applications for Business with Lab BUS 111 Computer Applications

MGMT303 Principles of Management BUS 145 Principles of Management

Accounting Core

ACCT326 Federal Tax Accounting I ACC 221 Federal Taxes 1: Individual Taxation

ACCT426 Federal Tax Accounting II ACC 222 Federal Taxes 2: Tax for Business Entities

ACCT454 Accounting Information Systems with Lab ACC 230 Accounting Information Systems





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Business Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program – BLOCK CREDIT






SPCH275 Public Speaking Fulfilled by Block Credit

Humanities Up to 6 semester credit hours of coursework in any applicable humanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program.





LAWS310 The Legal Environment Fulfilled by Block Credit


SOCS325 Environmental Sociology Not satisfied by Block Credit




SCI228 Nutrition, Health and Wellness with Lab Not satisfied by Block Credit



COLL148 Technology, Society, and Culture Must be taken at DeVry

Business Core

ACCT212 Financial Accounting Fulfilled by Block Credit

BIS155 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab Fulfilled by Block Credit

BUSN115 Introduction to Business and Technology Fulfilled by Block Credit

BUSN319 Marketing Fulfilled by Block Credit

COMP100 Computer Applications for Business with Lab

Fulfilled by Block Credit

MGMT303 Principles of Management Fulfilled by Block Credit


ACCT346 Managerial Accounting Fulfilled by Block Credit

BIS245 Database Essentials for Business with Lab Fulfilled by Block Credit

BUSN379 Finance Fulfilled by Block Credit

ECON312 Principles of Economics Fulfilled by Block Credit

ACCT434 OR

MGMT404

Advanced Cost Management (Accounting students) Project Management (All other students)

Not satisfied by Block Credit

Fulfilled by Block Credit

Electives Up to 9 credit hours of qualifying prior college coursework not meeting other program requirements may be applied toward elective hours.

The following are suggested electives.

CIS115 Logic and Design Fulfilled by Block Credit

MGMT408 Management of Technology Resources Fulfilled by Block Credit

SEC310 Principles and Theory of Security Management Fulfilled by Block Credit





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Business Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program – BLOCK CREDIT


Major/Concentration Students select a major/concentration. Majors/concentrations require 27-28 credit hours. See the academic catalog for details.

Accounting

ACCT304 Intermediate Accounting I Fulfilled by Block Credit

ACCT405 Advanced Accounting Fulfilled by Block Credit

Senior Project

BUSN460 Senior Project Must be taken at DeVry





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Business Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program



ENGL112 Composition GEE 100 AND

GEE 150

English Composition 1 English Composition 2


Business Core


ACC 205




BUSN319 Marketing MKT 205 Principles of Marketing


BUS 111 Computer Applications



BUSN379 Finance FIN 200 Principles of Finance


GES 300


Major/Concentration

Accounting

ACCT429 Federal Income Taxation ACC 221 AND

ACC 222

Federal Taxes I: Individual Taxes Federal Taxes 2:Tax for Business Entities

Finance


ACC 222


Hospitality Management

HOSP310 Introduction to Hospitality Management

HMA 106 AND

HMA 207

Introduction to the Hospitality Hospitality Supervision

HOSP320 Foundations of Hotel Management HMA 138 AND

HMA 200

Introduction to Reservations Front Office Procedures

HOSP420 Food Safety and Sanitation CUL 114 AND

HMA 206

Sanitation Food and Beverage

HOSP450 Tourism Management HMA 222 AND

TTA 100 OR

Resort Management Destinations

TTA 100 AND

TTA 113

Destinations Dynamics of Tourism





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Management Bachelor’s Degree Program

DeVry Courses Pittsburgh Technical College Courses

Communication Skills


GEE 150


Social Sciences Up to 6 semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable social science discipline can be applied as social science credit toward this program.


GES 300


Additional General Education Selection Three semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable general education discipline can be applied toward this program requirement.


Business Core


ACC 205


BIS155 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab BUS 215 Spreadsheet Application





Concentration

Accounting


ACC 222


Finance


ACC 222




HOSP310 Introduction to Hospitality Management HMA 106 AND

HMA 207



HMA 200



HMA 206



TTA 100 OR

Resort Management Destinations

TTA 100 AND

TTA 113

Destinations

Dynamics of Tourism





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Technical Management Bachelor’s Degree Program


Communication Skills


GEE 150




GES 300


Additional General Education Selection Three semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable general education discipline can be applied toward this program requirement.


Business Core


ACC 205







Technical Specialty

General Technical Option Up to 27 credit hours of qualifying prior college coursework not meeting other program requirements may be applied toward the technical specialty hours.

The general technical option is designed for students who wish to apply prior coursework to a particular career area. DeVry coursework, qualifying coursework from a prior college experience, or a combination of DeVry and qualifying prior coursework may apply. The following disciplines can apply to the General Technical Option with a minimum of 23 credit hours in a particular career area. The remaining four credit hours are taken at DeVry. The following are examples of course distribution into the GTO. Other courses not listed may apply to the GTO.

Accounting

ACC 121 Accounting Principles ACC 226 Payroll Accounting

ACC 211 Accounting for Partnerships & Corporations

ACC 230 Accounting Information Systems

ACC 216 Government and Nonprofit Accounting

BUS 121 Business Law

ACC 221 Federal Taxes 1: Individual Taxes FIN 200 Principles of Finance

ACC 222 Federal Taxes 2: Tax for Business Entities

FIN 320 Investment Management

Management

BUS 121 Business Law BUS 290 Business Strategies

BUS 200 International Business FIN 200 Principles of Finance





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BUS 220 Human Resource Management FIN 320 Investment Management

BUS 232 Database Application for Business MKT 201 Professional Selling

BUS 240 Small Business Management MKT 235 Advertising and Promotions


CUL 114 Sanitation HMA 250 Meeting and Event Planning

HMA 106 Intro to the Hospitality HMA 257 Rooms and Facilities Management

HMA 200 Front Office Procedures HMA 263 Wines and Mixology

HMA 207 Hospitality Supervision TTA 100 Destinations

HMA 222 Resort Management TTA 145 Marketing and Selling the Travel Product

Travel and Tourism Management

HMA 106 Intro to the Hospitality TTA 113 Dynamics of Tourism

HMA 138 Introduction to Reservations TTA 116 Global Distribution Systems 1

HMA 207 Hospitality Supervision TTA 117 Global Distribution Systems 2

HMA 250 Meeting and Event Planning TTA 145 Marketing and Selling Travel Product

TTA 100 Destinations TTA 225 Tourism and the Corporate Environment

Criminal Justice

SSA 100 Intro to Criminology & Criminal Justice SSA 200 Criminal Investigations

SSA 110 Introduction to Policing SSA 205 Criminal Law

SSA 115 Introduction to Homeland Security SSA 210 Modern Corrections Issues

SSA 120 Criminal Procedure SSA 226 Cyber Crime

SSA 130 Principles of EOC/Dispatch SSA 245 Casino and Lodging Security

Business Administration Specialty The following business administration specialties are designed for students who wish to focus on a particular career area in a business or management field.

Accounting


ACC 222


Finance


ACC 222







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HOSP310 Introduction to Hospitality Management HMA 106 AND

HMA 207



HMA 200



HMA 206



TTA 100 OR

Resort Management

Destinations

TTA 100 AND

TTA 113

Destinations

Dynamics of Tourism

Criminal Justice Specialty

The criminal justice specialty is designed for students with at least one year of professional experience in law enforcement, criminal justice or a closely related field. The following courses may be applied to fulfill requirements for the criminal justice specialty.

CRMJ300 Criminal Justice SSA 100 Intro to Criminology & Criminal Justice

CRMJ310 Law Enforcement SSA 110 Policing

CRMJ315 Juvenile Justice SSA 230 Juvenile Justice

CRMJ320 Theory and Practice of Corrections SSA 210 Modern Corrections Issues

CRMJ410 Criminal Law and Procedure SSA 120 AND

SSA 205

Criminal Procedure Criminal Law

CRMJ420 Criminal Investigation SSA 200 Criminal Investigations





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Computer Information Systems Bachelor’s Degree Program




GEE 150



Humanities Up to 3 semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable humanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program

ETHC232 Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions GES 130 Ethics



GES 300


Tech Core

CEIS106 Introduction to Operating Systems ITA 112 AND

ITA 124 OR

ITA 296

Desktop Operating Systems Hardware Technology 1 Network Operating Systems 3

NETW190 Fundamentals of Information Technology & Networking I

ITA 126 Networking 1

NETW200 Fundamentals of Information Technology & Networking II


SEC285 Fundamentals of Information Security ITA 274 OR

ITA 281

Information Security 1 Information Security 2

Information Systems and Programming

CEIS236 Database Systems and Programming Fundamentals

ITA 265 Database Development

Program Core – selection by track

Cyber Security Programming students

Network Systems Administration

NETW270 Intermediate Information Technology & Networking II

ITA 315 Cloud & IOT

Information Technology and Networking

SEC311 Ethical Hacking ITS 310 Ethical Hacking

Software Programming Students

Information Technology and Networking


All other students

Track – one option is selected

Computer Forensics

CCSI410 Digital Forensics I with Lab ITS 264 Digital Forensics

SEC310 Principles and Theory of Security Management

ITA 331 Information Systems Administration

Cyber Security Programming

SEC440 Information Systems Security Planning and Audit

ITS 309 Information Systems Auditing





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Computer Information Systems Bachelor’s Degree Program


Information Systems Security

SEC340 Business Continuity ITA 309 Enterprise Systems Deployment



Web Development and Administration

WEB375 Web Architecture with Lab ITA 203 Network Infrastructures





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Information Technology & Networking Bachelor’s Degree Program



ENGL112 Composition GEE 100 and

GEE 150



Humanities Up to 3 semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable humanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program.

ETHC232 Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions GES 130 Ethics



GES 300


Tech Core

CEIS106 Introduction to Operating Systems ITA 112 AND

ITA 124 OR

ITA 296

Desktop Operating Systems Hardware Technology 1 Network Operating Systems 3

NETW190 Fundamentals of Information Technology & Networking I


NETW200 Fundamentals of Information Technology & Networking II


SEC285 Fundamentals of Information Security ITA 274 OR

ITA 281

Information Security 1 Information Security 2

Network Systems Administration

NETW270 Intermediate Information Technology & Networking II

ITA 315 Cloud & IOT

Information Systems and Programming

CEIS236 Database Systems and Programming Fundamentals

ITA 265 Database Development

Track – one option is selected

Cloud Based Networking and Virtualization

NETW440 Enterprise Network Design and Management


Cyber Security








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Justice Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program – BLOCK CREDIT






SPCH275 Public Speaking Fulfilled by Block Credit

Humanities Up to 6 semester-credit hours of coursework in any applicable humanities discipline can be applied as humanities credit toward this program





POLI330 Political Science Fulfilled by Block Credit


SOCS325 Environmental Sociology




SCI228 Nutrition, Health and Wellness with Lab Not satisfied by Block Credit



COLL148 Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Must be taken at DeVry

Business

MGMT404 Project Management Not satisfied by Block Credit

Computing

COMP100 Computer Applications for Business with Lab Fulfilled by Block Credit

Justice Administration Foundation

JADM100 Introduction to Criminal Justice Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM110 Introduction to Criminology Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM120 Introduction to Policing Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM200 Introduction to Criminal Law Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM210 Introduction to Corrections Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM220 Introduction to Ethics and Criminal Justice Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM230 Introduction to Juvenile Justice Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM240 Introduction to the Criminal Courts Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM250 Police Report Writing Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM270 Correctional Counseling Not satisfied by Block Credit

JADM300 Multiculturalism in Criminal Justice Systems Not satisfied by Block Credit

JADM310 Drugs and Society Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM320 Criminal Procedure Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM330 Victimology Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM340 Criminal Evidence Fulfilled by Block Credit

JADM350 Research Methods in Criminal Justice Not satisfied by Block Credit

Senior Project





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Justice Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program – BLOCK CREDIT


JADM490 Senior Project I Must be taken at DeVry

JADM494 Senior Project II Must be taken at DeVry

Track Students select a track. Tracks require 15-18 credit hours. See the academic catalog for details.

Homeland Security Studies

JADM480 Homeland Security and Terrorism Fulfilled by Block Credit

Policing

JADM407 Criminal Investigation Fulfilled by Block Credit





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Justice Administration Bachelor’s Degree Program




GEE 150



Computing


BUS 111 Computer Applications

Justice Administration Foundation

JADM100 Introduction to Criminal Justice SSA 100 Introduction to Criminology & Criminal Justice

JADM120 Introduction to Policing SSA 110 Introduction to Policing

JADM200 Introduction to Criminal Law SSA 205 Criminal Law

JADM210 Introduction to Corrections SSA 210 Modern Corrections Issues

JADM230 Introduction to Juvenile Justice SSA 230 Juvenile Justice

JADM250 Police Report Writing SSA 280 Report Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals

JADM320 Criminal Procedure SSA 120 Criminal Procedure

Homeland Security Studies

JADM480 Homeland Security and Terrorism SSA 115 Introduction to Homeland Security

Policing

JADM407 Criminal Investigation SSA 200 Criminal Investigations





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Business Administration Master’s Degree Program

Keller Graduate School of Management Courses Pittsburgh Technical College Courses

Accounting and Applied Mathematics 15 semester credit hours of Accounting and Applied Mathematics coursework are required in this program.

ACCT500 Essentials in Accounting, Finance and Economics

Fulfilled by Waiver

MATH534 Applied Managerial Statistics Fulfilled by Waiver

Management 9 semester credit hours of Management coursework are required in this program.

MGMT501 Organizational Structures and Business Processes

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Information Technology Management Master’s Degree Program

Keller Graduate School of Management Courses Pittsburgh Technical College Courses

Technology Management 12 semester credit hours of Technology Management coursework are required in this program.

MGMT501 Organizational Structures and Business Processes Fulfilled by Waiver

MIS525 Essentials of Information Systems and Programming

Fulfilled by Waiver

MIS540 Innovation through Technology Fulfilled by Waiver




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