Shmoop-Information Literacy

[Rf10]

Do any of the Shmoop Literature courses transfer in for the Information Literacy requirement at TESU?


Thanks for the help.

[rlw74]

Here is what TESU says they will take for this category:
Information Literacy
ENG-201: Technical Writing This is also offered as a TECEP exam
HIS-356: War and American Society
LIT-291: Analysis and Interpretation of Literature
LIT-301: Advanced American Literature I
LIT-302: Advanced American Literature II
LIT-331: African Encounters
LIT-460: Non-Western Literature
PSY-322: Experimental Psychology
REL-405: World Religions
SOC-291: Criminology
SOS-110: Living in the Information Age
SOS-492: Research Methods in the Social Sciences

I don't think any of the shmoop courses come over with those course numbers.

[dfrecore]

Here is what TESU says they will take for this category:
Information Literacy
ENG-201: Technical Writing This is also offered as a TECEP exam
HIS-356: War and American Society
LIT-291: Analysis and Interpretation of Literature
LIT-301: Advanced American Literature I
LIT-302: Advanced American Literature II
LIT-331: African Encounters
LIT-460: Non-Western Literature
PSY-322: Experimental Psychology
REL-405: World Religions
SOC-291: Criminology
SOS-110: Living in the Information Age
SOS-492: Research Methods in the Social Sciences

I don't think any of the shmoop courses come over with those course numbers.

These are TESU's courses that come in this way, they will take some different course numbers (World Religions from study.com, SL, DSST, and Ed4Credit comes in as REL-277 and they will take those).

Whenever TESU lists specific courses for something, those are normally the courses THEY offer. This does not mean that they won't take another similar course with a different course number.

[rlw74]

Yes, I should have specified that those are TESU course numbers. I used study.com World Religions and it didn't come in as the same course number but fulfilled the same category. The OP stated they wanted to know what shmoop equivalencies are and I don't think any of the shmoop courses look a whole lot like the TESU list.