Appendix B Academic Programs.pdf
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Appendix B Academic Programs is a detailed document outlining instructional service requirements for undergraduate and graduate academic programs within a federal contract opportunity for CENTCOM-AFRICOM Education Services. The contractor must provide comprehensive educational instruction across multiple delivery modalities including traditional face-to-face, live-streaming, hybrid, and alternative delivery methods.
The document specifies required academic programs across undergraduate and graduate levels, including: Undergraduate Liberal Arts programs covering general education, communications, English, social sciences, mathematics, natural sciences, business, and management; and Graduate Programs in three specific areas - Information/Cyber Security, Homeland/Criminal Justice, and Management & Business Administration. Each graduate program must offer Master's level degrees (M.S., M.A., MBA, or Master of Management) with specific focus areas, and all courses must be accepted as resident credit. The instructional services are intended to be delivered at military bases within CENTCOM and AFRICOM regions, with the contractor required to be an accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Appendix B Academic Programs
Programs
Instructional Delivery Methods
The Contractor shall provide instructional services through a variety of course delivery modalities including Traditional face-to-face, live-streaming courses, hybrid delivery and alternative delivery.
Alternative delivery may be from within or outside the theater.
Undergraduate Liberal Arts programs (CLIN 1)
Instruction in college lecture and lecture /laboratory courses by traditional, hybrid and alternative delivery. All courses and credit hours must be accepted as resident credit.
Courses leading to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree or undergraduate certificate are required in the following academic areas:
General education, communications, English, writing/composition, speech, social sciences/humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, business and management, information systems management, foreign languages.
Graduate Programs (CLINS 2, 3, and 4)
Information/Cyber Security
Instruction leading to the award of a Master of Science or Master of Arts and courses in Information/Cyber Security
Homeland/Criminal Justice
Instruction leading to the award of a Master of Science or Master of Arts and courses in Homeland/Criminal Justice
Management & Business Administration
Instruction leading to the award of a Master of Science or Master of Arts, Master of Business Administration, or a Master of Management in one or more of the following areas: Business Administration, Business (Management Information Systems) or Management.
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