Sophia - 3 New Courses

[lumina]

Introduction to Networking: 5 Milestones + 1 Touchstone


Anatomy and Physiology I: 5 Milestone

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab: 10 Activities + 2 Touchstones

[Kab]

Hurra!
New courses always welcome.
Lets start the guessing for new courses again...
It is really nice to see how Sophia is growing and expanding the catalog of courses.

[bjcheung77]

Wow, That's great and very recent! Again, they're just missing Biology II for the ones looking into Sciences. I bet many people would want to take their Sciences over StraighterLine for example, as these are all virtual labs. For StraighterLine, you have to pay for the lab kits and the shipping/handling, monthly membership, other fees, etc. Study.com would be the other alternative credit provider if you want to take sciences there...

[CanICode]

Introduction to Networking: 5 Milestones + 1 Touchstone


Anatomy and Physiology I:  5 Milestone

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab: 10 Activities + 2 Touchstones

If intro to networking will fulfill network technology at tesu that would be huge. They seem similar. OSI layers and such. That was a tough test to study for. I got an 87 but I would be so happy for others if they didn't have to. I went though thousands of flash cards.

[LevelUP]

Introduction to Networking: 5 Milestones + 1 Touchstone


Anatomy and Physiology I:  5 Milestone

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab: 10 Activities + 2 Touchstones

If intro to networking will fulfill network technology at tesu that would be huge. They seem similar. OSI layers and such. That was a tough test to study for. I got an 87 but I would be so happy for others if they didn't have to. I went though thousands of flash cards.

Sophia's networking is similar, but ACE rated it for LL, and TESU usually follows ACE recommendations. 
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

You can get UL Software Engineering from Saylor. You get three tries at $5 each to pass.

Otherwise, your options are TECEP Networking or taking a TESU UL course such as AI, Networking, or Software Engineering.

[CanICode]

Introduction to Networking: 5 Milestones + 1 Touchstone


Anatomy and Physiology I:  5 Milestone

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab: 10 Activities + 2 Touchstones

If intro to networking will fulfill network technology at tesu that would be huge. They seem similar. OSI layers and such. That was a tough test to study for. I got an 87 but I would be so happy for others if they didn't have to. I went though thousands of flash cards.

Sophia's networking is similar, but ACE rated it for LL, and TESU usually follows ACE recommendations. 
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

You can get UL Software Engineering from Saylor. You get three tries at $5 each to pass.

Otherwise, your options are TECEP Networking or taking a TESU UL course such as AI, Networking, or Software Engineering.

I needed the RA credit so I went with the Network Technology TECEP. In hindsight, it was far to much work tracking down the right materials, converting them to anki decks, and then all the hours studying. If I had to do it again I would do Saylor and then just do a TEL learning gen ed or something else that is RA.

[Avidreader]

A new French I course has gotten ACE approval for 3 credits. Maybe the course will be available next month. Sounds exciting.

[ss20ts]

They need some UL courses.

[bjcheung77]

Yes, more UL courses in other subjects and any courses that are not found elsewhere... such as sciences with labs (Physics or whatever else).