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03-20-2018, 02:26 PM
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Des Moines Area Community College
I noticed they offer what appears to be upper-level classes in networking and computer programming
https://www.dmacc.edu/schedule/Pages/cou...px?CRS=NET
https://www.dmacc.edu/schedule/Pages/cou...px?CRS=CIS
Do any of the Big Three count these classes as an upper-level?
Normally, community college means lower-level.
Thanks,
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CC that appears to only offer Associates and below and not Bachelors degrees, so TESU would probably limit them to LL.
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I suspect they are using a different kind of system for numbering their courses. I see some listed at the graduate level, of which course numbers above 500 typically are, yet the course descriptions don't look like graduate level work.
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(03-21-2018, 10:19 AM)Pelican Wrote: I suspect they are using a different kind of system for numbering their courses. I see some listed at the graduate level, of which course numbers above 500 typically are, yet the course descriptions don't look like graduate level work.
Thanks for the reply, that is what I was thinking if it is part of an Associates=LL
https://catalog.dmacc.edu/preview_progra...turnto=390
Just odd numbering, I'm currently looking at COSC and trying to pull together 22hr UL (12hr in CPS) on the cheap.
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(03-21-2018, 10:19 AM)Pelican Wrote: I suspect they are using a different kind of system for numbering their courses. I see some listed at the graduate level, of which course numbers above 500 typically are, yet the course descriptions don't look like graduate level work.
Iowa uses a Common Course Number system for all the community colleges. The 100 and 200 for LL isn’t maintained, so yeah, the numbers are not related to course level.
http://www.kirkwood.edu/site/index.php?p=7130
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(03-20-2018, 02:26 PM)frank.f.franky Wrote: Des Moines Area Community College
I noticed they offer what appears to be upper-level classes in networking and computer programming
https://www.dmacc.edu/schedule/Pages/cou...px?CRS=NET
https://www.dmacc.edu/schedule/Pages/cou...px?CRS=CIS
Do any of the Big Three count these classes as an upper-level?
Normally, community college means lower-level.
Thanks,
Iowa community colleges do not have consistent alpha-numeric course identification - you can't trust their numbering. I used to TEACH an Intro course with a 500 number. It makes no sense, but you'll see it time and again.
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