Where to find CS courses at the 300/400 level, preferebly self paced if possible.

[ronaldemail1]

Hi everybody,

TESC informed me that I need 6 credits at the 300/400 level (all computer science)
to complete my BA in CS. I am already trying to get network tech tecep through my
library but they are taking longer than expected.

I have also looked at systems design with Penn Foster but according to ACE the
due date for that course was 05/31/2011.

Could anybody let me know of additional places where I can take the required courses ?

[Yenisei]

Adams State College may still have a 300 level Systems Design course.

[BrandeX]

Some computer certifications should result in U/L credits.
Thomas Edison State College | Other Licenses and Certifications

[SandraNC]

Do you have any community college IT credits? If so, do any of them match course descriptions of UL TESC courses? A TESC adviser can reclassify them as UL course equivalents.

If none of this applies to you, maybe you can work with your TESC adviser to plan-in a community college database or operating systems class as UL.

[ryoder]

Have you considered doing a PLA?
Check out their PLA database.

I was thinking of doing this one, computer graphics but decided to take their computer architecture course instead.
Definitely take the TECEP Networking course but also ask about the Penn Foster C# programming class. Its too bad the PF sys design can no longer work at TESC.

GO to the PLA DB and type if "cos" and click search. Then try "cis" and you will get some more courses.
The certificates typically result in CAP courses which were not allowed in my CIS elective area for my BSBA CIS. I took the Network+ course and it was CAP-181 or something and it was listed as a business elective.

Thomas Edison State College/ Prior Learning Assessment Description Database
Computer Graphics (COS-391) 3.00 s.h.
The use of the computer as a tool for the production of digital images. Students will be introduced to the use of graphic tablets, point systems and floppy disks as graphic tools.