01-20-2010, 02:17 PM
I just got this from my Excelsior advisor:
Hi Michael,
As for proficiency exams for some of your IT core requirements, we do accept ICCP exams. They are ACE evaluated and the following exams are approved for some of the cores. In review of your remaining cores, there are 5 cores that ICCP can fulfill. Here are the exams:
ICCP exam Systems Security is approved for Overview of Computer Security
ICCP exam Data Base Administration is approved for our Database Concepts
ICCP exam Integrated Project Management is approved for our Project Management
ICCP exam Internetworking & Data Communications is approved for our Data Communications and Networking
ICCP exam C++ Language is approved for our Object Oriented Programming
ICCP - Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
ICCP - Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
I hope this information is helpful. Please review and if you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
Mary Insogna, M.A.
Senior Academic Advisor
Hi Michael,
As for proficiency exams for some of your IT core requirements, we do accept ICCP exams. They are ACE evaluated and the following exams are approved for some of the cores. In review of your remaining cores, there are 5 cores that ICCP can fulfill. Here are the exams:
ICCP exam Systems Security is approved for Overview of Computer Security
ICCP exam Data Base Administration is approved for our Database Concepts
ICCP exam Integrated Project Management is approved for our Project Management
ICCP exam Internetworking & Data Communications is approved for our Data Communications and Networking
ICCP exam C++ Language is approved for our Object Oriented Programming
ICCP - Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
ICCP - Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
I hope this information is helpful. Please review and if you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
Mary Insogna, M.A.
Senior Academic Advisor


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