SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE
ARMY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY
CMF 25(31) Communications and Information Systems Operation
MOS 25U (31U) - Signal Support Systems
SOCAD-2 NETWORK — Applied Science and Technology
COLLEGE AND DEGREE
Central Texas College
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology - Signal Support Systems
DEGREE OBJECTIVE — Occupational. Not intended as the first two years of a bachelor’s degree.
POINT OF CONTACT:
Johnelle Welsh
Dean of Student Services
Central Texas College
PO Box 1800, Killeen, TX 76540-1800
800-792-3348 x 1298, 254-526-1298, FAX 254-526-1481
e-mail: [email protected]; http://www.ctcd.cc.tx.us/
ACADEMIC RESIDENCY — 16 Semester Hours. CTC distance learning courses meet this requirement.
HOW TO USE THE DEGREE PLAN
CONTENTS
1. OVERVIEW - Degree plan type, MOSs covered, college and degree, objective, contact, residency. (above)
2. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY - A table of degree requirements with options marked. (next page)
3. REQUIREMENT PAGES - A series of individual Requirement pages showing the details behind the summary Xs.
Appendix III explains how to use them.
4. APPENDIX I - MILITARY-RELATED EXPERIENCES APPLIED TO THIS DEGREE - A list of Army schools,
MOSs, and relevant licensure/certification considered as possible sources of credit for this degree. If you have
others, inform the person assisting you with your credit evaluation. This is primarily a reference used to verify that
all sources have been considered.
5. APPENDIX II - EXAMPLES OF CREDIT OUTCOMES - A summary of degree requirements met and remaining
for a typical soldier completing Advanced Leader (BNCOC) or WOBC.
6. APPENDIX III - HOW TO USE REQUIREMENT PAGES - Explains how to pursue the credit sources.
7. APPENDIX IV - SELECTING THE R IGHT DEGREE - Points to consider in making your degree choice.
HOW TO PROCEED
Use the resources mentioned above to determine whether this is the right degree for you. If you are unsure, review
Selecting the Right Degree, Appendix IV. If you will soon complete Advanced Leader (BNCOC) or WOBC, look
at Appendix II and estimate your status. If not, or if you want a more complete picture, check the Requirement pages
to determine how many you have met, how many remain, and how you might satisfy them. Consult your Army
Education Center counselor or use the contact information shown above to enroll. Ask the college for an official
evaluation and a SOCAD Student Agreement based on this degree plan. It will show exactly what you must do to
complete the degree. Decide which remaining requirement to pursue next; go to its individual Requirement page
and explore your options. Repeat the last step until you have met all the degree requirements for graduation.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Central Texas College
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology - Signal Support Systems
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
•
•
•
•
REQUIREMENT
SH
SOCAD
ENGL 1301 Composition I
AND Speech Requirement
- OR ENGL 1312 Business
Writing AND Social/
Behavioral/Fine Arts/
Humanities - OR Math/Natural Science
Electives
Humanities/Fine Arts
Electives
Social & Behavioral
Science Electives
MATH 1314 College
Algebra (or higher)
Computer
Science/Microcomputer
Course
Physical Education
Major-Related Electives
(MOS Related Courses)
include:
CETT 1403 DC Circuits or
CETT 1405 AC Circuits;
CPMT 1445 Computer
System Maintenance;
CPMT 1449 Computer
Networking Technology;
EECT 1476 Digital
Communications; or any
CETT, CPMT, EECT,
INTC and ITCC courses or
MOS-related ACErecommended credits
Management Electives
TOTAL
6
X
3
X
3
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
3
3
X
X
4
33
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
9
64
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
X
X
An "X" indicates that the college guarantees to accept credit from the source shown for at least part of the
requirement. See details for credit awarded and for each particular requirement on the following pages.
CLEP, DANTES SST, and ECE examination scores must meet or exceed cut-off scores in the Central Texas
College Catalog.
If a 25U soldier has completed any certification listed on the COOL web site
(https://www.cool.army.mil/enlisted/25u.htm), he or she should contact the Central Texas College Point of
Contact to find out how, if any, course credit can be awarded. Course credit would be based upon a review of
transcripts.
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course on individual Degree Requirement pages.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT A
REQUIREMENT
SH
SOCAD
ENGL 1301 Composition I
AND Speech Requirement OR - ENGL 1312 Business
Writing AND Social/
Behavioral/Fine Arts/
Humanities - OR Math/Natural Science
Electives
6
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
1st option EN201A – English Composition I
- AND Speech requirement (choose one):
CM001A – Public Speaking
2nd option AN001A – Introduction to Anthropology
AN002A – Cultural Anthropology
CJ113A – Drugs, Crime and Society
EC201A – Macroeconomics Principles
EC301A – Microeconomics Principles
BL001A – Biology Survey (without Laboratory)
BL002A – Biology Survey (with Laboratory)
BL003A – General Biology
CH001A – Chemistry Survey (without Laboratory)
CH002A – Chemistry Survey (with Laboratory)
CH003A – General Chemistry
EA002A – Earth Science Survey (with Laboratory)
EA011A – Geology Survey (without Laboratory)
EA012A – Geology Survey (with Laboratory)
2nd option (cont’d)
EA014A – Physical Geology (with Laboratory)
GE001A – Introduction to Geography
GE021A – Cultural Geography
GE023A – World Regional Geography
MH048A – College Algebra
MH051A – Contemporary Mathematics
MH053A – Introductory Statistics
MH055A – Calculus I
MH056A – Calculus II
MH065A – Finite Mathematics
MS004A – Physical Science Survey (without Laboratory)
MS005A – Physical Science Survey (with Laboratory)
PO077A – American Government
PO078A – State and Local Government
PS101A – Introduction to Psychology
PY001A – Physics Survey (without Laboratory)
PY002A – Physics Survey (with Laboratory)
PY003A – General Physics
SO001A – Introduction to Sociology
SO002A – Social Problems
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
AR-1408-0148, Sergeants Major Course
(9/95-9/06) Interpersonal communication ................................................................................................................ 3 SH
AR-1408-0049, Sergeants Major Course Non-resident
(12/94-9/08) Public speaking ...................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(12/94-9/08) Interpersonal communication ............................................................................................................... 1 SH
(12/94-9/08) Written communication......................................................................................................................... 1 SH
ARMY SCHOOL
Not applicable
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TESTS
CLEP General – English Composition with Essay ...................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Freshman College Composition with Essay ................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – American Government..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – American Literature ......................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Analyzing and Interpreting Literature............................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – Biology.............................................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – Chemistry .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP General – Natural Sciences................................................................................................................................. 6 SH
CLEP – College Level French ....................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – College Level German ..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – College Level Spanish ..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Human Growth and Development................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Humanities ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
CLEP – Introductory Psychology .................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – Introductory Sociology .................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – U.S. History I: Early Colonization to 1877 ................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – U.S. History II: 1865 to the Present ............................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648........................................................................................ 3 SH
CLEP – Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Art of the Western World ................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
DSST – Introduction to World Religions...................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Ethics in America ............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Astronomy ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
DSST – Physical Geology.............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Principles of Physical Science I ...................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – General Anthropology...................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Western Europe Since 1945............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Human/Cultural Geography............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Lifespan Developmental Psychology.............................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Principles of Public Speaking.......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
ECE – English Composition .......................................................................................................................................... 6 SH
ECE – Anatomy & Physiology ...................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
ECE – Ethics: Theory & Practice .................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ECE – Life Span Developmental Psychology .............................................................................................................. 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
Central Texas College.
Courses vary by semester (partial listing). For current listing, check out http://online.ctcd.edu/schedule/.
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology ............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics.................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ENGL 1301Composition I ............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ENGL 1312 Business Writing ....................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
ENGL 2327 American Literature I................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
ENGL 2328 American Literature II .............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 1301 U.S. History I .............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 1302 U.S. History II ............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 2311 Western Civilization I ................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 2312 Western Civilization II ............................................................................................................................... 3 SH
HIST 2381 African-American History ......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
HUMA 1315 Fine Arts Appreciation ............................................................................................................................ 3 SH
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PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy ......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
PHIL 1304 Introduction to World Religions ................................................................................................................ 3 SH
PSYC 2301 General Psychology ................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology........................................................................................................................... 3 SH
SPCH 1315 Public Speaking.......................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
SPCH 1321 Business and Professional Speech ............................................................................................................ 3 SH
Any freshman/sophomore level Composition I and II courses listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog
under codes 08.00.00 Fine and Applied Arts; 11.00.00 Language Arts (especially 11.07.00 Composition); 14.00.00
Mathematics; 17.00.00 Philosophy, Religion and Theology; or 20.00.00 Social Sciences.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT B
REQUIREMENT
Humanities/Fine
Arts Electives
SH
SOCAD
3
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
AN001A – Introduction to Anthropology
AN002A – Cultural Anthropology
GE021A – Cultural Geography
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
Not applicable
ARMY SCHOOL
Not applicable
TESTS
CLEP – American Literature ......................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Analyzing and Interpreting Literature............................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – College Level German ..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – College Level Spanish ..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Humanities ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
CLEP – Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648....................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present ................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Art of the Western World ................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
DSST – Human/Cultural Geography............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DSST – Introduction to World Religions...................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Ethics in America ............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
Central Texas College.
Courses vary by semester (partial listing) (http://online.ctcd.edu/schedule/)
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology ............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ENGL 2327 American Literature I................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
ENGL 2328 American Literature II .............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 2311 Western Civilization I ................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 2312 Western Civilization II ............................................................................................................................... 3 SH
HIST 2381 African-American History ......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
HUMA 1315 Fine Arts Appreciation ............................................................................................................................ 3 SH
PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy ......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
PHIL 1304 Introduction to World Religions ................................................................................................................ 3 SH
Any freshman-sophomore level listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog under codes 08.00.00 Fine and
Applied Arts; 11.00.00 Language Arts; or 17.00.00 Philosophy, Religion and Theology.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT C
REQUIREMENT
SH
SOCAD
Social &
Behavioral Science
Electives
3
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
EC201A – Macroeconomics Principles
EC301A – Microeconomics Principles
PO077A – American Government
PO078A – State and Local Government
PS101A – Introduction to Psychology
SO001A – Introduction to Sociology
SO002A – Social Problems
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
Not applicable
ARMY SCHOOL
AR-1408-0049, Sergeants Major Course Non-resident
(12/94-10/08) International relations.......................................................................................................................... 3 SH
TESTS
CLEP – American Government..................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – Introductory Psychology .................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – Introductory Sociology .................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – U.S. History I: Early Colonization to 1877 ................................................................................................... 3 SH
CLEP – U.S. History II: 1865 to the Present ............................................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Lifespan Developmental Psychology.............................................................................................................. 3 SH
ECE – Life Span Developmental Psychology .............................................................................................................. 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
Central Texas College.
Courses vary by semester (partial listing) (http://online.ctcd.edu/schedule/).
ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics................................................................................................................. 3 SH
ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics.................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 1301 U.S. History I .............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
HIST 1302 U.S. History II ............................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
PSYC 2301 General Psychology ................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
PSYC 2314 Life-span Growth and Development ........................................................................................................ 3 SH
SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology........................................................................................................................... 3 SH
Any freshman/sophomore level courses listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog under code 20.00.00
Social Sciences.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT D
REQUIREMENT
MATH 1314
College Algebra
(or higher level)
SH
SOCAD
3
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
MH048A – College Algebra
MH051A – Contemporary Mathematics
MH053A – Introductory Statistics
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
Not applicable
ARMY SCHOOL
Not applicable
TESTS
CLEP – Calculus............................................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
CLEP – College Algebra................................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
CLEP – College Mathematics........................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
Central Texas College.
Courses vary by semester (http://online.ctcd.edu/schedule/)
MATH 1414 College Algebra ....................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
MATH 1332 Contemporary Mathematics I.................................................................................................................. 3 SH
MATH 1342 Elementary Statistics Methods ................................................................................................................ 3 SH
MATH 1324 Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences I ................................................................................... 3 SH
Any college-algebra or higher-level course listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog under code 14.00.00
Mathematics.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT E
REQUIREMENT
SH
SOCAD
Computer Science/
Microcomputer
Electives
3
X
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
OF006A – Word Processing
OF033A – Microcomputer Business Applications
OF034A – Introductory Computer Spreadsheet Applications
Any freshman/sophomore level college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree
Network System-2 Handbook for the category numbers shown above.
MOS
Not applicable
ARMY SCHOOL
AR-1715-0928, AIT-Signal Support Systems Specialist
(10/04-Present) Introduction to computers ............................................................................................................... 3 SH
(10/02-9/04) Introduction to computers .................................................................................................................... 3 SH
(10/95-9/02) Introduction to computers .................................................................................................................... 3 SH
AR-1715-0920 Signal Support Systems ANCOC
(10/94-9/02) Computer applications software .......................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/93-9/94) Computer literacy ................................................................................................................................. 2 SH
AR-2201-0579 (10/03-Present) Battle Staff
Information systems ................................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
AR-2201-0412 (1/91-5/98) Battle Staff
Introduction to information systems.......................................................................................................................... 1 SH
TESTS
CLEP – Information Systems and Computer Applications ......................................................................................... 3 SH
DSST – Introduction to Computing............................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
Central Texas College.
Courses vary by semester (partial listing) (http://online.ctcd.edu/schedule/)
BCIS 1405 Business Computer Application................................................................................................................. 3 SH
COSC 1300 Introduction to Computing........................................................................................................................ 3 SH
Any freshman/sophomore level course listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog under code 05.00.00
Computer and Information Science.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT F
REQUIREMENT
SH
Physical Education
4
SOCAD
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
TESTS
X
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
Not applicable
MOS
Not applicable
ARMY SCHOOL
AR-2201-0399, Basic Training
(3/00-Present) Physical conditioning ......................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(3/00-Present) Marksmanship..................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(7/85-2/00) Personal physical conditioning ............................................................................................................... 1 SH
(7/85-2/00) Outdoor skills practicum ......................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(7/85-2/00) Marksmanship.......................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(7/85-2/00) First aid..................................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
AR-0802-0020, First Sergeant
(1/90-9/91) Health and fitness ................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
AR-1408-0148, Sergeants Major Course
(9/95-Present) Health/physiology.............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
AR-2201-0412, Battle Staff
(1/91-5/98) Health and fitness ................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
AR-0803-0012, Master Fitness Trainer
(10/86-10/05) Exercise science................................................................................................................................... 4 SH
- OR - Introduction to health and recreation ..................................................................................... 3 SH
TESTS
Not applicable
DISTANCE LEARNING
Any freshman/sophomore level courses listed in the DANTES Independent Study Catalog under code 06.09.11
Physical Education.
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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REQUIREMENT
SH
SOCAD
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
Major-Related Electives
(MOS Related Courses)
include: CETT 1403 DC
Circuits or CETT 1405 AC
Circuits; CPMT 1445
Computer System
Maintenance; CPMT 1449
Computer Networking
Technology;
EECT 1476 Digital
Communications; or any
CETT, CPMT, EECT, INTC
and ITCC courses; or MOSrelated ACE-recommended
credits.
33
X
X
X
TESTS
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
CS123A – Computer Operating Systems Concepts
CS153A – Internship/Practicum in Computer
Studies
CS511A – Information Systems Security
CS521A – Network Administration
CS523A – Network Administration-UNIX/Linux
CS524A – Network Administration-Windows
CS603A – Local Area Networks
CS604A – Wide Area Networks
CS606A – Data Communications
ET123A – DC Circuit Fundamentals
ET124A – AC Circuit Fundamentals
ET125A – Solid-State Electronic Devices
ET127A – Digital Electronics and Logic
ET151A – Electronic Communications Fundamentals
ET161A – Industrial Control Electronics
ET163A – Microprocessor Applications
ET164A – Programmable Logic Controls
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
31U30/40/50 (3/95-9/05)
Basic electronics ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
31U30 (3/95-9/05)
Electronic systems troubleshooting and repair ......................................................................................................... 3 SH
31U40 (3/95-9/05)
Electronics systems troubleshooting and repair ...................................................................................................... 4 SH
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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ARMY SCHOOL
AR-1715-0928, AIT Signal Support Systems Specialist
(10/04-Present) Electronics systems troubleshooting and maintenance [CPMT 2445 Computer
System Troubleshooting] .................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
(10/04-Present) Network administration [CPMT 1449 Computer Networking Technology]............................... 3 SH
(10/02-9/04) Electronic systems troubleshooting and maintenance [ELMT 2437 Electronic
Troubleshooting, Service, and Repair] ............................................................................................................. 3 SH
(10/02-9/04) Network administration [CPMT 1449 Computer Networking Technology].................................... 3 SH
(10/95-9/02) Computers and communications ......................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/95-9/02) Local area networks.............................................................................................................................. 1 SH
(10/92-9/95) Electronic systems troubleshooting and maintenance [ELMT 2437 Electronic
Troubleshooting, Service, and Repair] ............................................................................................................. 3 SH
(10/92-9/95) Data processing and operating systems [CPMT 1403 Introduction to Computer
Technology]........................................................................................................................................................ 1 SH
AR-1715-0917, Signal Support Systems Spec BNCOC
(10/03-Present) Computer technology [CPMT 1403 Introduction to Computer Technology] ............................ 3 SH
(10/03-Present) Networking fundamentals [CPMT 1449 Computer Networking Technology] .......................... 3 SH
(10/03-Present) Digital data communication technology [CPMT 1403 Introduction to Computer
Technology]........................................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
(10/94-9/03) Computer applications software ......................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/94-9/03) Local area networks [CPMT 1449 Computer Network Technology].............................................. 3 SH
(10/92-9/94) AC/DC circuits .................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/92-9/94) Communications systems troubleshooting and maintenance [CPMT 2445 Computer
System Troubleshooting]................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/92-9/94) Computer literacy [CPMT 2445 Computer System Troubleshooting] ............................................ 2 SH
(10/92-9/94) Local and wide area networks [CPMT 1449 Computer Networking Technology] ........................ 3 SH
(10/92-9/94) Digital systems integration ................................................................................................................ 3 SH
AR-1715-0920 Signal Support Systems ANCOC
(10/02-Present) Computer technology [CPMT 1403 Introduction to Computer Technology] ............................ 3 SH
(10/02-Present) Communications systems maintenance [CPMT 1445 Computer Systems Maintenance] ......... 4 SH
(10/94-9/02) Communications systems troubleshooting/repair [CPMT 2445 Computer System
Troubleshooting] ............................................................................................................................................... 4 SH
(10/93-9/94) Communications system troubleshooting and maintenance [CPMT 2445 Computer
System Troubleshooting]................................................................................................................................. 4 SH
AR-1115-0013, Battlefield Spectrum Management
(1/90-5/91) Electronic communications................................................................................................................... 2 SH
TESTS
Not applicable
DISTANCE LEARNING
Not applicable
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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DEGREE REQUIREMENT H
REQUIREMENT
Management
Electives
SH
SOCAD
ARMY
MOS
ARMY
SCHOOL
9
X
X
X
TESTS
CERTIFICATION/
LICENSURE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
X
The college guarantees to accept the following:
CREDIT SOURCE
SOCAD
BU102A – Human Relations in Business
BU103A – Business Philosophy and Ethics
MG101A – Principles of Management
MG102A – Principles of Supervision
MG103A – Managerial Communication
MG201A – Human Resource Management
MG202A – Labor Relations
MG302A – Organizational Behavior
Any college's course listed in the Transferability Tables of the current SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook for
the category numbers shown above.
MOS
31U30/40/50 (3/95-9/05)
Personnel supervision................................................................................................................................................. 3 SH
31U30 (3/95-9/05)
Maintenance management.......................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
31U40/40 (3/95-9/05)
Maintenance management......................................................................................................................................... 4 SH
ARMY SCHOOL
AR-2201-0603, Warrior Leader
(10/05-Present) Principles of leadership ................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/05-Present) Military science ............................................................................................................................... 2 SH
AR-2201-0253, PLDC
(10/03-9/05) Principles and application of leadership [MTMS 2371 Management Problems] ............................ 2 SH
(10/03-9/05) Military science [MTMS 1170 Military Science] .............................................................................. 2 SH
(10/93-9/03) Principles of supervision [MTMS 2371 Management Problems] ..................................................... 2 SH
(10/93-9/03) Military science .................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(1/90-9/93) Principles of supervision ........................................................................................................................ 1 SH
(1/90-9/93) Military science ...................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
AR-1406-0090, BNCOC Common Core
(10/04-Present) Principles of supervision ................................................................................................................. 2 SH
(10/01-9/04) Basic supervision [BMGT 1301 Supervision].................................................................................... 3 SH
OR Military Science .............................................................................................................................. 3 SH
(4/94-9/01) Supervision ............................................................................................................................................. 2 SH
OR Leadership ........................................................................................................................................ 2 SH
(1/90-3/94) Personnel supervision............................................................................................................................. 1 SH
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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AR-1404-0035, ANCOC Common Core
(10/01-9/05) Leadership [MSMG 1210 Basic Military Science II-A].................................................................... 2 SH
(10/01-9/05) Fundamentals of communications [MSMG 1212 Basic Military Science II-B] .............................. 1 SH
(10/01-9/05) Introduction to personnel management [MSMG 1212 Basic Military Science II-B] ...................... 1 SH
(10/00-9/01) Military science ................................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/00-9/01) Introduction to personnel management............................................................................................... 1 SH
(4/94-9/00) Military science ...................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(1/90-3/94) Leadership ............................................................................................................................................... 1 SH
AR-1715-0920, ANCOC Signal Support Systems
(10/02-Present) Technical management..................................................................................................................... 2 SH
(10/94-9/02) Supervisory management..................................................................................................................... 2 SH
AR-0802-0020, First Sergeant
(10/00-Present) Material management ....................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/00-Present) Human resource management.......................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/91-9/00) Material management ............................................................................................................................ 1 SH
(1/90-9/91) Human resource management................................................................................................................. 1 SH
AR-1408-0048, Sergeants Major Course
(9/95-9/06) Principles of supervision [BMGT 1301 Supervision] ........................................................................... 1 SH
(9/95-9/06) Human resource management [HRPO 2301 Human Resource Management].................................... 3 SH
(9/95-9/06) Military science [MTMS 2271 Military Science III; MTMS 2370 Advanced Leadership;
Military Science (elective)] ............................................................................................................................ 6 SH
AR-1408-0049, Sergeants Major Course Non-resident
(12/94-10/08) Principles of supervision [BMGT 1301 Supervision]....................................................................... 1 SH
(12/94-10/08) Military science [MTMS 2271 Military Science III; MTMS 2370 Advanced Leadership]........... 4 SH
AR-2201-0579, Battle Staff NCO
(10/03-Present) Resource management...................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/03-Present) Operations management................................................................................................................... 1 SH
(10/03-Present) Practicum in management ................................................................................................................ 1 SH
AR-2201-0412, Battle Staff NCO
(1/91-5/98) Resource management............................................................................................................................. 1 SH
(1/98-5/98) Operations management.......................................................................................................................... 1 SH
TESTS
DSST – Principles of Supervision ................................................................................................................................ 3 SH
CLEP – Principles of Management ............................................................................................................................... 3 SH
DISTANCE LEARNING
CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE – http://www.ctcd.cc.tx.us
BMGT 1301 Supervision ............................................................................................................................................... 3 SH
BMGT 1303 Introduction to Management ................................................................................................................... 3 SH
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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APPENDIX I
MILITARY-RELATED EXPERIENCES APPLIED TO THIS DEGREE
The college guarantees to grant the following course credits from the military-related learning experiences listed
below to the extent that they match degree requirements. Maximum credit is shown for each item. It is necessary to
match the credit to actual requirements, eliminating duplication and addressing instances where the credit is
insufficient to meet the total requirement. For example: Is there a way to compensate for the credit short-fall or does
the experience fail to meet the requirement? See the individual requirement pages for guidance and choose where
the credits can most effectively be applied.
***Important: This evaluation should culminate in a SOCAD Student Agreement.***
MILITARY-RELATED LEARNING EXPERIENCE
A
B
Basic Training, AR-2201-0399, 3/00-Present
Basic Training, AR-2201-0399, 7/85-2/00
AIT, AR-1715-0928, 10/04-Present
AIT, AR-1715-0928, 10/02-9/04
AIT, AR-1715-0928, 10/95-9/02
AIT, AR-1715-0928, 10/92-9/95
Warrior Leader, AR-2201-0603, 10/05-12/09
PLDC, AR-2201-0253, 10/93-9/05
PLDC, AR-2201-0253, 3/89-9/93
PLDC, AR-2201-0253, 4/84-2/89
BNCOC Common Core, AR-1406-009, 9/05-Present
BNCOC Common Core, AR-1406-0090, 10/01-9/04
BNCOC Common Core, AR-1406-0090, 4/94–9/01
BNCOC Common Core, AR-1406-0090, 3/86–3/94
BNCOC AR-1715-0917, 10/03-Present
BNCOC AR-1715-0917, 10/94-9/03
BNCOC AR-1715-0917, 10/92-9/94
ANCOC Core Curriculum, AR-1404-0035, 10/01-9/05
ANCOC Core Curriculum, AR-1404-0035, 10/00–9/01
ANCOC Core Curriculum, AR-1404-0035, 4/94–9/00
ANCOC Core Curriculum, AR-1404-0035, 2/89–3/94
ANCOC, AR-1715-0920, 10/02-Present
ANCOC, AR-1715-0920, 10/94-9/02
ANCOC, AR-1715-0920, 10/93-9/94
SMC, AR 1408-0148, 9/95-9/06
SMC, AR 1408-0148, 1/91-8/95
SMC, AR 1408-0148, 1/90-12/90
SMC Nonresident, AR-1408-0149, 12/94-10/08
SMC Nonresident, AR-1408-0149, 7/90-11/94
SMC Nonresident, AR-1408-0149, 1/90-6/90
Master Fitness Trainer, AR-0803-0012, 1/90-10/05 (ASI-P5)
Battle Staff Operations, AR-2201-0579, 10/03-Present (ASI2S)
Battle Staff Operations, AR-2201-0412, 1/91-9/03 (ASI-2S)
Battlefield Spectrum Management, AR-1115-0013, 1/90-5/91
5
4
9
9
5
4
3
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
9
8
12
4
4
2
2
10
8
6
22
18
18
11
12
10
4
3
4
4
9
9
5
4
3
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
9
8
8
4
2
1
1
10
6
6
16
13
14
6
10
10
4
3
OPTIONAL NOTES ON USE OF
CREDIT
Requirement F
Requirement F
Requirements E, G
Requirements E, G
Requirements E, G
Requirement G
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement G
Requirement G
Requirement G
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement H
Requirement G
Requirements E, G
Requirements E, G
Requirements A, F
Requirements A, F
Requirements A, F
Requirements A, C
Requirements A, C
Requirements A, C
Requirement F
Requirement E
3
3
3
3
Requirements E, F
Requirement G
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MOS
25U10, 4/04-Present
25U20, 4/04-Present
25U30, 4/04-Present
25U40, 4/04-Present
25U50, 4/04-Present
31U10, 3/95-9/05
31U20, 3/95-9/05
31U30, 3/95-9/05
31U40, 3/95-9/05
31U50, 3/95-9/05
31U10, 2/93-2/95
31U20, 2/93-2/95
31U30, 2/93-2/95
31U40, 2/93-2/95
31U50, 2/93-2/95
15
18
19
12
15
16
6
16
18
19
6
13
15
16
Pending Evaluation
Pending Evaluation
Pending Evaluation
Pending Evaluation
Pending Evaluation
Individualized assessment
Individualized assessment
Requirements G, H
Requirements G, H
Requirements G, H
Individualized assessment
Requirements G
Requirements G, H
Requirements G, H
Requirements G, H
Column A = Maximum credits recommended.
Column B = Maximum credits that can actually be used in this degree.
Optional—Note the requirement letter code and semester hours drawn from each experience as it is applied to a
specific requirement on the following pages. The total for each experience cannot exceed the credit shown in
Semester Hours column B.
Steps for Applying Military-Related Learning Experiences
1. In the first column of the preceding table, check each learning experience that can be validated for the soldier.
Choose only the highest level MOS attained. If there are relevant experiences not listed above, bring them to
the attention of the college evaluator.
2. Review the individual letter-coded requirements pages and devise a preliminary strategy for applying the credits.
A. Work from the most specific to the more general requirements (i.e., first, specific requirements; next,
specific categories of electives; last, free electives).
B. Work from completely satisfied requirements to partially-met requirements (i.e., unless there is a
satisfactory way to make up for the shortfall in credit, the requirement might not be met by the particular
experience. See college policy on the letter-coded requirement page.).
C. Check for possible duplication by considering whether two or more credit recommendations are based on
the same learning experience (e.g., was a skill credited for the MOS also granted for AIT in an instance
where that MOS skill was fully learned in AIT? It is possible for a skill to be properly credited from two
sources if the learning acquired in each setting is sufficiently different, but caution is needed to avoid
duplication.).
3. Track the credits consumed in the table above, noting the requirement letter code and the semester hours
applied.
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Appendix II
Examples of Credit Outcomes
A ct u a l o u t co me f o r a S o l d i e r w h o co mp l et ed A IT , B N C O C , a n d
h o ld s t h e 2 5 U 3 0 M O S ( 3 1 U ) (3/95-9/05)
Central Texas College
Requirements
Computer Science/
Microcomputer Electives
Physical Education
Electives
SH
G
Major-Related Electives
(MOS Related Courses)
33
H
Management Electives
9
Other Requirements
TOTAL DEGREE
15
64
E
F
3
4
Army learning experience and ACE Guide
Credit Recommendation
AR-1715-0928 (10/04-Present) AIT
Introduction to computers-3 SH
AR-2201-0399 (3/00-Present) Basic Training
Physical conditioning-2 SH
Marksmanship-2 SH
31U30 (3/95-9/05)
Basic electronics-3 SH
AR-1715-0928 (10/04-Present) AIT
Electronics systems troubleshooting and
maintenance [CPMT 2445]-3 SH
Network administration [CPMT 1449]-3 SH
AR-1715-0917 (10/03-Present) BNCOC
Computer technology [CPMT 1403]-3 SH
Networking fundamentals [CPMT 1449]-3 SH
Digital data communications [CPMT 1403]-3
SH
31U30 (3/95-9/05)
Personnel supervision-3 SH
AR-2201-0603 (10/05-Present) Warrior Leader
Principles of leadership-1 SH
Military science-2 SH
AR-1406-0090 (10/04-Present) BNCOC
Common Core
Principles of supervision-2 SH
SH
Applied
3
SH
Remaining
0
4
0
18
15
8
1
0
33
15
31
Brackets [] indicate equivalent Central Texas College course.
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APPENDIX III
HOW TO USE REQUIREMENT PAGES
1. REQUIREMENT
A college course (or the broader category shown in lieu of a course) required for the degree.
2. SH (SEMESTER HOURS)
Semester (or quarter - QH) hours of unduplicated credit needed to meet the requirement.
Unduplicated means that the same learning experience cannot already have been used to
satisfy another requirement, and that if you combine smaller amounts of recommended credit
to meet the total, they must represent unique learning experiences.
3. SOCAD
The letter-number combinations shown represent categories of comparable courses in the
SOCAD system that are guaranteed to transfer. Use the SOC Degree Network System
Handbooks to find specific college courses in the categories (SOC-2 Handbook for associate
degrees; SOC-4 Handbook for bachelor’s degrees). The categories are found in Chapter 8 of
the handbooks. Your objective is to identify a college offering a course at a location where
you can attend since they are generally not distance learning courses. Once found, determine
if it is currently offered and enroll using the procedures of your Army Education Center.
SOC Degree Network System Handbooks are available at www.soc.aascu.org/.
4. ARMY MOS
If the requirement lists credit for your MOS, work with the college evaluator preparing your
SOCAD Student Agreement to establish that it fully meets the requirement (i.e., it is worth
the required number of SH) or that it can be combined with other credit sources. Avoid
duplication of credit. ACE Guide Online is available at www.militaryguides.acenet.edu/ if
you want to examine recommendations in detail.
5. ARMY SCHOOL
If the requirement lists credit for a military school you have attended, work with the college
evaluator preparing your SOCAD Student Agreement to establish that it fully meets the
requirement (i.e., it is worth the required number of SH) or that it can be combined with other
credit sources. Avoid duplication of credit. ACE Guide Online is available at
www.militaryguides.acenet.edu/ if you want to examine recommendations in detail.
6. CERTIFICATION/LICENSURE
If the requirement lists credit for a certification or licensure you hold, work with the college
evaluator preparing your SOCAD Student Agreement to establish that it fully meets the
requirement (i.e., it is worth the required number of SH) or that it can be combined with other
credit sources. Avoid duplication of credit. Additional information is available online at
https://www.cool.army.mil, www.acenet.edu/calec/corporate, and www.dantes.doded.mil.
7. TESTS
If the requirement lists acceptable tests and you would like to take them, consult your local
Army Education Center or additional information is available at www.dantes.doded.mil.
8. DISTANCE LEARNING
If the requirement shows that distance learning courses are available, contact the college
regarding its courses or examine DANTES Independent Study Catalog listings at
www.dantes.doded.mil.
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APPENDIX IV
SELECTING THE RIGHT DEGREE
1. SELECTING THE RIGHT SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE PLAN
There are three kinds of degree plans:
(1) SOCAD Army Career Degree: Typical civilian degrees that match the specialty skills
of an MOS,
(2) SOCAD Army Degree – General: Typical civilian degrees with more general content,
and
(3) SOCAD Army Degree – Specialized: Degrees especially crafted to accommodate the
uniquely military or otherwise not-easily-matched-to-civilian-courses skills of an MOS.
SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE
The SOCAD Army Career Degree is based on college degrees that uniquely relate to an
MOS's skills and contain specific college courses that match its competencies. (Example: A
computer studies degree in which recommended credit for military learning is assigned to
college courses typically found in a computer studies major.)
SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE – GENERAL
ARMY –CAREER
– GENERAL
The SOCAD ArmySOCAD
Career Degree
General isDEGREE
based on college
degrees that match the
recommended credit from Army learning experiences to their requirements in more general
ways.
Military credit recommendations are assigned to one or more general categories (e.g., a "Skill
Area", "Career Component", "Professional Focus", "Emphasis", "Aviation Maintenance" or
another broad subject area) instead of to specific college courses uniquely identified with the
MOS's special competencies. Possibly useful to soldiers, but less effective in mapping MOS
competencies to civilian college courses normally associated with their specialties.
The degree may have a General Studies, Management, or other broad title, possibly useful to
soldiers, but not uniquely related to the MOS's special competencies (Example: A computer
specialist matched to a degree in Management or General Studies rather than computer
studies).
SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE – GENERAL
SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE – SPECIALIZED
The SOCAD Army Career Degree – Specialized has many of the same qualities as the
General degree except its title and major courses may be predominantly military in nature or
are otherwise different than a typical civilian course for the same skill. The degree title and
major courses would not typically be found in civilian higher education. As with the General
Purpose degree plan, the Specialized one may be useful to soldiers but would be less
effective in mapping MOS competencies to civilian college courses normally associated with
their specialty. (Example: A college degree named for a military specialty and containing
courses that are unique to it.)
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continued
2. BROADER GENERAL DEGREE CHOICES
A number of colleges offer flexible degrees that combine military credit and general
education to form flexible, efficient-for-soldiers degrees. If it is not important that the
soldier’s degree closely resemble a civilian one in the occupational specialty (i.e., be
comprised of major-area courses normally associated with the field), such a program might
be appropriate. Many General Studies network curriculums found in the SOC Degree
Network System-2 fit this model. Examples of Internet accessible distance learning
programs of this kind can be found at: www.excelsior.edu, www.tesc.edu, www.umuc.edu,
www.ctcd.edu, and others (refer to the SOC Degree Network System-2 Handbook,
www.soc.aascu.org, Locations by Network).
3. WILL YOU CONTINUE FOR A BACHELOR'S DEGREE?
Some MOSs have bachelor's degree plans you can pursue directly without an interim
associate degree. With this approach you have no transfer concerns, but if you stop short of
completion you have no interim degree. An associate degree's title (e.g., AA, AS, AAS, etc.)
alone will not ensure successful transfer to a bachelor's degree program. It depends more on
the correct matching of the 2- and 4-year programs' course content.
Read the Degree Objective statement on the degree plan carefully. If questions remain, raise
them with the bachelor's degree program to which you intend to transfer. It is important to
select the right courses based on considerations like: Are they intended to transfer? Do they
have a place in your bachelor's degree curriculum? Must they be taken in the upper division
(junior or senior year) of a bachelor's degree institution?
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