super fast/easy COS courses?

[k-k-k-katy]

I've taken networking and started operating systems.  
I'm very familiar with the content, so just skipped over nearly all of the material. You only need to do a handful of mandatory quizzes in the Google quiklabs course, the ASU quizzes, and one short writing assignment. You get 100 on the Google modules as long as you pass all the quizzes there. The quizzes on both platforms allow several attempts and show you what you got wrong.  All in all, these courses can be completed in 1-3 days depending on your familiarity with the topics and speed.  
They are indeed completely self-paced. You can work as fast or slow as you want. Grades and completion status may take a day or two to sync between things, but as soon as that happens you can keep moving on.
I haven't transferred either of these to TESU yet, so IDK how they'll handle things.

Thank you, really appreciate the extra information, very helpful!!

[Juju7]

A few years back, I've taken BUS 104, BUS 109 and CS 105... you may want to decide by reviewing their course info as the quizzes have changed slightly.  I found CS 105 easiest, then BUS 109, and then BUS 104.  If you want the knowledge and credits, I would take them all... in this order, CS 105, BUS 109, BUS 104 due to overlap, get all the quizzes done first and then take the finals for each.  I finished all 3 in 3 days, quizzes the first two days and all 3 exams the third day!

BUS 104 Link: https://study.com/academy/course/informa...nformation
BUS 109 Link: https://study.com/academy/course/intro-t...nformation

It looks like BUS 104 comes in as CIS 103…..the SDC course is identical to the Clep prep….and the CLEP comes into TESU as COS 101.  If working toward dual degrees (BSBA CIS and BA CS), could studying 1 course, knock out two TESU LL classes?

[bjcheung77]

It looks like BUS 104 comes in as CIS 103…..the SDC course is identical to the Clep prep….and the CLEP comes into TESU as COS 101.  If working toward dual degrees (BSBA CIS and BA CS), could studying 1 course, knock out two TESU LL classes?

Yeah, I don't see why not... There's a lot of overlap, I would take the course at Study.com and use Modern States for the CLEP right after.