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Provided I go with the plan below, is there a specific strategy in completing these that would be beneficial for example study.com before asu and tecep or just plug away however saving the corner and cap for last ?
Tesu sos 110 $1560
Tesu capstone $1560
Intro to programming asu earned $425
Calc 1 asu earned $425
Discrete math. Study.com
Data structures study.com
Operating systems study.com
Computer architecture (Ul) study.com
Systems analysis and design (ul) study.com
Database management (ul) study.com
Management information systems. (Ul) study.com
C++ programming study.com
Network technology tecep ( ul) tesu $225
Waiver $3200
Grad fee $300
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I would do SDC first and then use that membership to help you study for the TECEP and Calculus. Intro to Programming will be whenever ASU has another session of it.
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I'd agree with rachel83az, except that you can start Intro to Programming whenever you want. Also, if you already know enough to do the Calc course at ASU, you could start that sooner. The nice thing about ASU is that you have 2 different calc courses there - and TESU treats them the same. So you can do the "Brief" one and get credit for Calc I.
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Intro to Programming at ASU is NOT self-paced. They also don't have a start date for the next session yet. I don't know if they're dropping it or just haven't bothered to schedule a new session. It might be worth reaching out to [email protected] to see what they say.
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(12-19-2020, 01:13 PM)rachel83az Wrote: Intro to Programming at ASU is NOT self-paced. They also don't have a start date for the next session yet. I don't know if they're dropping it or just haven't bothered to schedule a new session. It might be worth reaching out to [email protected] to see what they say.
I meant they can start it without regards to waiting until after they complete all of their Study.com courses. Whenever it's offered next.
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(12-19-2020, 01:04 PM):rolleyes:dfrecore Wrote: I'd agree with rachel83az, except that you can start Intro to Programming whenever you want. Also, if you already know enough to do the Calc course at ASU, you could start that sooner. The nice thing about ASU is that you have 2 different calc courses there - and TESU treats them the same. So you can do the "Brief" one and get credit for Calc I. Wow! Thanks. That’s good to know about the calc. Worst case I guess if asu doesn’t renew programming. University of Idaho has self paced programming for $160 per credit. It’s a 4 credit course. So it’s a bit higher. But also 1 more credit and self paced.
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As it turns out, I believe I have another ra course for credit. So if that turns out to be the case I will be able to take intro to programming through study.com instead of waiting till the fall and Paying $425 for it through asu. So my plan is to take all study.com courses first then tecep networking followed by asu calc1 and then finally the corner and cap.
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(12-21-2020, 12:42 PM)Pats20 Wrote: tecep networking
Please let us know how you find the Network TECEP. Since it's now almost a necessity for the TESU CS AOS, seems like more of us will have to be taking it.
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Will do. I was snooping around study.com and watching some of the 1/2 videos they let you watch for free. The tecep network tech course looks like it may be a valuable resource.
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