Saylor or TEEX

[michaelfrye1970]

Does anyone know if either TEEX: Computer Security (CIS-344) or Saylor BUS205: Business Law and Ethics would fulfill the GMS requirement for BSBA at TESC?
This is what I currently have:
Specialization (12sh Must Be At the 300/400 Level)
Semester Hours Completed: 12.00
GPA Achieved/Needed: none / 2.000
Complete both subrequirements:
A: GMS Required Areas (In Progress)
> Complete one three semester hour course in three of the
> following four areas: Accounting, Finance, Management,
> Marketing. These courses must be above the introductory
> level. At least 12 semester hours within the entire
> specialization must be at the 300/400 level.
Semester Hours Completed: 3.00
Group 1 (Not Started)
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
Group 2 (Completed)
DSST Human Resource Management
Group 3 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESC # Notes
2.. MAN-311... Organizational Behavior.. 3.00 CR MAN-311 *NE

B: GMS Elective Area (Completed)
> Complete 9 more semester hours from any
> assortment of the four areas above. At least 12 semester
> hours within the entire Specialization must be at the
> 300/400 level.
Semester Hours Completed: 9.00
Group 1 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESC # Notes
2.. CIS-301... Management Information Sy 3.00 CR CIS-301 *NE
Group 2 (Completed)
Semester Hours Completed: 6.00
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESC # Notes
2.. MAN-299... Spec. Stud. in Selected T 3.00 CR MAN-299 *NE
2.. OPM-324... Introduction to Logistics 1.00 CR OPM-324 *NE
2.. OPM-405... Principles of Fed'l Acqui 2.00 CR OPM-405 *NE

[EI2HCB]

Saylor Bus 205 is the recommended resource by Excelsior College for one of their ECE business exams, can't recall what one right now but it may be worth investigating.

[EI2HCB]

Saylor Bus 205 is the recommended resource by Excelsior College for one of their ECE business exams, can't recall what one right now but it may be worth investigating.

I guess its my sleepy head, Its ECE business law of course.

[sanantone]

The Saylor course is approved by NCCRS, so you don't need to take an ECE or any other test to earn credit. I think someone said that TESC will accept it as Business Law which is a business core requirement. I'm not 100% sure on how it will transfer. The TEEX course might work, but it's only worth 2 credits.