(01-29-2019, 01:59 PM)omuneek Wrote: Are DAU courses available to veterans?

(01-29-2019, 03:57 PM)MNomadic Wrote:

(01-29-2019, 01:59 PM)omuneek Wrote: Are DAU courses available to veterans?

I was looking at the site and it LOOKS like it's only for military, DOD and certain industry personnel. I'm currently inquiring further.

(01-28-2019, 11:39 AM)kvolivera Wrote: This is my first post, but I made something to help myself and thought I'd share it.
I went between the DAU website and the ACE guide here to compile a list of DAU courses that are currently available for credit, and also available to take via the DAU website.
I've attached a PDF version of the document I made and a sharing link for google docs here. I hope you enjoy! 

• I removed the courses that required an in seat class as well to qualify for the college credit
  
• I added the course name to the document
  
• Removed the 8 Weeks from the course length and left it at how many hours it takes to complete the course.
  
• Changed the availability to the "available until" column. If you take a course past this date and DAU doesn't renew the course with ACE you won't receive credit.
  
• Since we're all like getting the most return for the least work, I also created an efficiency column that divides the hours it takes to complete the course by the number of credits it's worth. (For situations where multiple courses are required for college credit, the number in the hours column is the total number of hours to complete all of the courses.)
  

(01-31-2019, 12:10 PM)kvolivera Wrote:

(01-28-2019, 11:39 AM)kvolivera Wrote: This is my first post, but I made something to help myself and thought I'd share it.
I went between the DAU website and the ACE guide here to compile a list of DAU courses that are currently available for credit, and also available to take via the DAU website.
I've attached a PDF version of the document I made and a sharing link for google docs here. I hope you enjoy! 

Okay, so when I was looking at my original document I wasn't completely satisfied. 
Here are the changes I've made:

• I removed the courses that required an in seat class as well to qualify for the college credit
  
• I added the course name to the document
  
• Removed the 8 Weeks from the course length and left it at how many hours it takes to complete the course.
  
• Changed the availability to the "available until" column. If you take a course past this date and DAU doesn't renew the course with ACE you won't receive credit.
  
• Since we're all like getting the most return for the least work, I also created an efficiency column that divides the hours it takes to complete the course by the number of credits it's worth. (For situations where multiple courses are required for college credit, the number in the hours column is the total number of hours to complete all of the courses.)
  

I hope this made this information more usable. Please let me know if you have any questions! 

(01-31-2019, 12:49 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:

(01-31-2019, 12:10 PM)kvolivera Wrote:

(01-28-2019, 11:39 AM)kvolivera Wrote: This is my first post, but I made something to help myself and thought I'd share it.
I went between the DAU website and the ACE guide here to compile a list of DAU courses that are currently available for credit, and also available to take via the DAU website.
I've attached a PDF version of the document I made and a sharing link for google docs here. I hope you enjoy! 

Okay, so when I was looking at my original document I wasn't completely satisfied. 
Here are the changes I've made:

• I removed the courses that required an in seat class as well to qualify for the college credit
  
• I added the course name to the document
  
• Removed the 8 Weeks from the course length and left it at how many hours it takes to complete the course.
  
• Changed the availability to the "available until" column. If you take a course past this date and DAU doesn't renew the course with ACE you won't receive credit.
  
• Since we're all like getting the most return for the least work, I also created an efficiency column that divides the hours it takes to complete the course by the number of credits it's worth. (For situations where multiple courses are required for college credit, the number in the hours column is the total number of hours to complete all of the courses.)
  

I hope this made this information more usable. Please let me know if you have any questions! 

This made me want to actually take a few

(02-01-2019, 10:13 PM)koldplay24 Wrote: Anyone know how some of these might transfer to the Big 3? I'm particularly interested in TESU.
I went ahead and took CMQ 100 (pre-req), 230, and 232. I think these should cover most UD Quality Management courses (APS-402 at TESU). Thoughts/Opinions?