IBM Professional Certificate

[tcompy]

Has anyone taken the IBM DevOps and Software Engineering Professional Certificate course from Coursera.org and transferred the credits into TESU? this certificate is not on the wiki and am curious to see how it transfers in. Thanks!

[bjcheung77]

Did you check to make sure they have ACE credit recommendations, I would make sure it does first before trying to transfer into TESU. If it doesn't, the chances go down significantly... For those looking for the cert anyways, regardless if it transfers or not, this may be a good intro cert, learning experience, or something to add to your skill set...

[spohara]

The Full Stack Software Developer has ACE recommendations, and has some similar courses in it. A little less CI/CD and TDD. I've been auditing some of these courses for the free content - the Django just out of interest, microservices and CI/CD stuff for work. If you do one, you can probably very likely do the other quickly as you do not have to repeat the courses in common.

[bjcheung77]

I've checked ACE, they don't have this particular certificate in their database, thus, it's not-for-credit, but good for learning... Having said that, here's the link for Cousera that has ACE credits, these can be used for electives if it doesn't fit any other area of your degree plan: https://www.coursera.support/s/article/l...uage=en_US

[bluebooger]

..., here's the link for Cousera that has ACE credits,...: https://www.coursera.support/s/article/l...uage=en_US

the Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate

on your link shows expiring on 7/31/2024

but on the ACE page https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...Active%22)

it looks like its 9/30/2024

on ACE its a different name
Google Data Analytics Certificate
but its the only one that is for 12 credits so I assume its the same one

[bjcheung77]

The ACE database is the date to go by, as Coursera's webpage needed to be updated to reflect those specific changes... I would use Coursera's page as a reference but for confirmation or for planning purposes, I would use the ACE database. I think all of Coursera (Be it Google, IBM, etc), should be updated to conform to ACE recommendations for credit, unless otherwise specified elsewhere...