UMUC European Division (Transfer Woes)
April 29th, 2008 by carlton
As part of my degree at George Mason University (GMU) I am required to take some courses that are extremely similar to courses I took in Germany while attending UMUC (European Division). The courses I am currently trying to transfer are:
- IFSM430 to IT462 (Information Systems Security)
- CMIS140 & CMIS240 to IT207 & IT208 (C++ Programming Classes)
GMU requires me to obtain the syllabus for courses from the year they were taken, and unfortunately that was not one of the things I knew to keep, so I didn’t. It has proven difficult to obtain any documents from the University of Maryland European Division, and I fear I might be unable to. The registrar’s office was extremely unhelpful. They did not offer to look up my information or get in contact with the professor. Instead, they told me that they did not keep that information on file and did not help me.
I have 2 requests for information out there on the ether. One with a faculty member at UMUC in the United States and the other, a request to Professor Frank House, the professor for my classes at UMUC.
Proving difficult, I have continued to attempt to get the required information. I am surprised to find that UMUC ED does not keep the course syllabi. I can only hope that Professor House or the UMUC Faculty can assist me in finding a syllabus for each of the courses listed above.
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1. carole | April 29th, 2008 at 8:37 pm
I have a catalogue that may help.
2. carlton | April 29th, 2008 at 9:22 pm
Unfortunately they are requiring the syllabus. I provided them with the course descriptions and it was a no go. Luckily Professor House (the professor for all three classes) is still with UMUC ED and he is going to them to me by next week. This will really help me get my degree because this could be the difference between 9 semester hours, which for me translates to a little over a semester.
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