CIS-351 Software Engineering - Course Experience?

[MrPanda]

Thanks for letting us know about the changes.

I´ll try to get the UL recommendation. There are still 25 days. I have already seen 1 video.

The sky is the limit, but a 70 is enough.

[evenFair23]

Thanks for letting us know about the changes.

I´ll try to get the UL recommendation. There are still 25 days. I have already seen 1 video.

The sky is the limit, but a 70 is enough.

@MrPanda have you ever attempted this final before?

[bjcheung77]

Anyone looking to do the Saylor.org class, you may want to do the practice exam as I mentioned to gauge what you know/don't know, then study for a week or two, and do the final for $5... I mean, you can do the final a second time before the end date if needed, give yourself some buffer time...

[MrPanda]

No, I haven´t tried the exam before.

Since you have to wait 14 days between tries, I´ll try the first time the 15th, and the other one the 30th (to be sure regarding the time conversion).

[evenFair23]

No, I haven´t tried the exam before.

Since you have to wait 14 days between tries, I´ll try the first time the 15th, and the other one the 30th (to be sure regarding the time conversion).

Good luck!!!

[Armstrong]

I showed my advisor the link with the expiration date for the end fo this month and she did confirm she had been mistaken. This course at TESU does get upper credit from saylor for the time being.
I've taken the test. Didn't do too well. And I've read through a the second chapter... I just can't bring myself to go through SE again. It's just too boring. And to think... at the beginning of my computer science journey I though that a course on SE would have lots of coding hahahaha! Hilarious!

[MrPanda]

"Engineering, it must be exciting"

It´s actually similar to reading a Project Management manual.

[bjcheung77]

Essentially, one course doesn't teach you 'everything', some are more introductory to intermediate classes even if they have an upper level designation, I really like classes that 'ladder' from intro to intermediate to advanced and beyond, and that in turn builds from the previous classes (or at least reviews the topics from the prerequisite classes and then teach the specific class). You'll find several classes that can transfer into TESU, it may have similar info but will transfer in differently, either LL/UL or a different number even though the subject matter is very similar.

[Vin]

Is purchasing the textbook for $165 necessary to succeed in this
Course , or will the additional  resources the course gives be enough to complete the coursework ?

I'm curious about this as well as I just started this course.

I do see a kindle version for $29.99.