TESC: Based on your experience with TESC, will an educational technology course be considered a computer science course? The whole course was on computers, computer apps, and how they can be used in the classroom. Thanks.

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Degrees:
AA in Teaching, St. Charles CC
A in Religious Studies, NationsUniversity
Working on BA in English, TESC
Working on B of Rel. Studies, NU

Passed:
CLEP: A&I (78) Soc and His (65)
DSST: Tech Writing (72)

Other credits:
15 FEMA credits
64 credits from AA degree

Total credits toward BA in English from TESC: 94

Studying for Eng Lit CLEP
Taking Children's Lit via LSU Distance

Sorry, but no. Computer Science is about processor design, memory architecture, algorithms, programming languages, operating systems, etc. It doesn't get into applications -- that's for the EE people and the users.

-Gary-

So, would the CLEP computer course or the DSST computer course work for the TESC computer science requirement?

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~Autumn

Bachelor of Science Human Services in Emergency Disaster Services-TESC- December 2009
Culinary Arts Certificate - Boise State University 2002

Education teaches a man to spell experience.

I was wondering about this (what exactly counts as Computer Science?) myself. At TESC, when you look at their list of online courses, they have Computer Information Systems, Computer Science Technology, and Computer Science. Which of these count as "Computer Science"?

Specifically, do you think the lone Computer Science Technology course (CMP-354 Network Technology) counts as "Computer Science"?

Also, what about credits that are transfered in from Certifications like A+, Network+, CCNA, Microsoft certs, etc?

Anyone know which CLEP or DSST TESC accepts as computer science?

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~Autumn

Bachelor of Science Human Services in Emergency Disaster Services-TESC- December 2009
Culinary Arts Certificate - Boise State University 2002

Education teaches a man to spell experience.