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Quantic School of Business and Technology is working on an MS in Computer Science
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According to this job posting, Quantic School of Business and Technology is working on a new masters in CompSci program. No details about when this would be launched or what it would look like, but an interesting peek into their plans nonetheless.


https://www.higheredjobs.com/search/deta...%20Science

Presumably this posting won't be available for long, so here are the details from the post:

Quote:Quantic School of Business and Technology (Pedago)

in Online/Remote

Type:
 Full-Time
Posted: 10/01/2021


Educational Content Writer/Editor - Computer Science

REMOTE
United States-Content-Full time
Description
Pedago is looking for a Content Specialist to create courses for adults at the master’s degree level. This is a full-time, remote position.
In this role, you will create courses as part of Quantic School of Business and Technology’s new degree program in Computer Science. This role involves breaking down complex concepts into their fundamental pieces and weaving them into clever, engaging educational lessons that are easily understood and digested for use in the real world. Successful content specialists are self-starters and life-long learners who are detail-oriented, conscientious, manage their time well, and hit their deadlines.Essential Functions:
  • Research, design, and create short, witty educational lessons that break difficult concepts into bite-sized chunks.
  • Write, edit, and review content or supervise others who do this work, all while taking ownership of the work to ensure high-quality output.
  • Work closely with subject matter experts and other team members to ensure the accuracy of the lessons produced.
  • Ask insightful questions and follow efficient research paths to quickly gain a deep understanding of any topic.

Other Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities:
  • Master Quantic’s in-house writing style and tone.
  • Pair with team members to give and receive constructive criticism and feedback to improve content and increase skill set.
  • Plan, develop, and design course outlines.
  • Identify reputable sources for content creation for assigned courses.
  • Occasionally participate in and contribute to prioritization planning for future content development.
  • During the writing and editing process, verify facts, dates, and statistics, using standard reference sources.
  • When reading copy or proofing, detect and correct errors in spelling, punctuation, and syntax.
  • On occasion, work directly with product leadership and developers to propose improvements to the Quantic School of Business and Technology suite of products.
  • Consistently meet deadlines.

Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • Previous education or experience in computer science
  • Excellent communication skills, imagination, and enthusiasm
  • Strong analytical writing skills
  • Ability to read, research, and master new subject areas
  • Strong editing and proofreading skills with a detail-oriented mindset
  • Ability to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously and adjust quickly to shifting priorities
  • Must have authorization to work in the United States

Preferred Qualifications:
  • Master’s or PhD degree in a technical subject preferred
  • Previous teaching experience in technical subjects, including computer science, data science, programming, or mathematics
  • Experience with networking or cybersecurity
  • Experience designing or delivering curriculum related to computer science topics
  • Experience teaching an international audience or international work experience
  • 3+ years writing and copy-editing experience
  • Hands-on experience with G Suite, Sketch, or other publishing tools
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#2
Wow, very interesting development. I was hoping to see more programs coming out of Quantic.
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I hope they offer it for free... or I can pay max $3000 for that.
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#4
Once they gained accreditation, they stopped offering their MBA for free. My assumption would be they will not be offering this for free either, but it's possible it'll still be on the cheap side.
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(10-04-2021, 10:02 PM)jsd Wrote: Once they gained accreditation, they stopped offering their MBA for free. My assumption would be they will not be offering this for free either, but it's possible it'll still be on the cheap side.

They shouldn't charge $10k.
For $10k, you can get MSc in CS from a real top universities like Georgia Tech.

They have only national accreditation... so their price should be only $2k max Shy
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#6
I don't disagree with you, but I wouldn't hold my breath for it to be close to that. Even UoPeople is more. They're NA and "tuition free," and still about $3000 for their masters programs
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#7
Having done a bunch of their mini courses from the MBA curriculum, I'd be very interested to see what their CS courses will look like. Also would be very interesting to see if it's targeted at people with non-CS backgrounds or not.
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(10-05-2021, 12:41 AM)MNomadic Wrote: Also would be very interesting to see if it's targeted at people with non-CS backgrounds or not.

I had this same thought. I'm sure it'll be a good long while until the program is ready, but it'd be nice to get some details ahead of time.
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#9
Sounds like there might other programs they're working on too, not just CompSci, and the timeframe could be sooner than I expected...

Quote:From: Quantic
Sent: Wednesday, October 6, 2021, 6:42 AM
Subject: Re: Master's in Computer Science

Oct 6, 9:42

Hi,

Thanks for your email! We appreciate your continued interest in Quantic. It's true we are working on some new degree programs, but we do not have any further updates to share at this time. We have taken some steps forward, including hiring subject matter experts and commencing course creation. Once any new programs do become available, we'll be sure to send out an email campaign and post information on our website and social platforms. The anticipated roll-out timeframe is still for as early as next year, but we do not have any specific dates to share.

Best,
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BA Psychology, 2016
AS Business Administration, 2023
Certificate in Operations Management, 2023
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Western Governors University
BS IT Security, 2018

Chaffey College
AA Sociology, 2015

Accumulated Credit: Undergrad: 258.50 | Graduate: 32

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#10
I don't like the school's pink logo though Sad
It'll look so bad on my resume! lol
and the pink color makes them look cheap and fake because that's an unusual color for school logos. I've never seen any popular school using pink color in logo.
It's already an indicator saying that 'hello, we're a fake school'
They should use a dark blue color instead
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