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Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - jsh1138 - 08-31-2020
Usually they do them quarterly, like Jan then March/April, then June-ish and then Sept. Has anyone heard anything about new ones coming out in Sept this year?
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - LevelUP - 08-31-2020
Do search for college ed level/subjects all/goals all
that pulls up courses that haven't been ace approved that are college courses.
222 total approved credit courses, 60 courses that could be approved that I listed below
Accounting 304: Advanced Accounting II
Accounting 305: Auditing & Assurance Services
Anthropology 101: General Anthropology
Anthropology 102: Cultural Anthropology
Art 101: Art of the Western World
Biology 104: Bioethics
Biology 106: Pathophysiology
Biology 201: Anatomy & Physiology I
Biology 202: Anatomy & Physiology II
Biology 301: Evolutionary Biology
Business 112: Operations Management
Business 116: Quantitative Analysis
Business 201: Customer Service
Business 204: Visual Merchandising Theory & Practice
Business 205: International Retailing Strategy & Operations
Business 301: Change Management
Business 316: Strategic Decision Making
Business 320: Advanced International Business
Business 328: Retail Innovation
Business 329: Retail Operations
Business Intelligence 101: Intro to Business Intelligence
Chemistry 303: Organic Chemistry I
Chemistry 304: Organic Chemistry II
College 101: College Readiness
Communications 103
Communications 104
Communications 105: Intro to Mass Communications II
Communications 106: Communication in the Digital Age
Communications 302: The History of Human Language
Computer Science 322: Windows Server Configuration
Counseling 101: Fundamentals of Counseling
Criminal Justice 103: Public Policy & Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice 307: Advanced Criminal Law
Drama 101: Intro to Dramatic Art
Earth Science 102: Weather and Climate
Earth Science 105: Introduction to Oceanography
Education 102: Literacy Instruction in the Elementary School
Education 212: Approaches to Teaching Reading
Email Marketing 101: Intro to Email Marketing
English 305: Advanced Technical Writing
Evolution 101: Intro to Evolution
Government 101: Intro to Government
Health 102: Substance Abuse
History 107: World Conflicts Since 1900
History 109: Western Europe Since 1945
History 112: World History I
History 309: War & American Society
Hospitality 305: Event, Conference & Meeting Management
Hospitality 306: Revenue Generation for Hospitality
Human Resources 101: Intro to Human Resources
Humanities 201: Critical Thinking & Analysis
Marketing 102: Intro to Digital Marketing
Math 106: Contemporary Math
Microbiology 101: Intro to Microbiology
Music 101: Intro to Music
Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing
Psychology 314: Psychology of Learning
Public Relations 101: Intro to Public Relations
Sociology 104: World Population
Statistics 202: Calculus-Based Probability & Statistics
Not sure when these will be approved for credit.
I would personally like to see a Javascript and Website fundamentals course & some more UL computer science options.
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - Cofffeee - 08-31-2020
Yes and maybe some extra UL math courses- would be great addition
Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - Lacedonia4 - 08-31-2020
I also noticed the 'customize course' feature on study.com What is the best way to use it? Is it just a learning tool or you can actually get credit for it?
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - SDO - 08-31-2020
Some of the courses listed above may be approved by NCCRS instead of ACE
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - Cofffeee - 08-31-2020
(08-31-2020, 07:00 PM)Lacedonia4 Wrote: I also noticed the 'customize course' feature on study.com What is the best way to use it? Is it just a learning tool or you can actually get credit for it?
Doubt it very much u can get credit for it
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - jsh1138 - 08-31-2020
(08-31-2020, 07:00 PM)Lacedonia4 Wrote: I also noticed the 'customize course' feature on study.com What is the best way to use it? Is it just a learning tool or you can actually get credit for it?
It's just a learning tool. No credit
I could use that Mass Communications II, hopefully they do that one soon. I could use that UL Psych course too
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - bjcheung77 - 08-31-2020
The list above shows a few courses that are ACE recommended for credit for a while now, most of the courses are correctly displaying as the majority are not yet ace recommended yet. An example of one that is already recommended is BIO 106. Another example is ENG 305. Then, Last but not least - there's HIS 309 as well.
I noticed they have a course that's added into ACE Analytics 103 - Intro to Relational Databases & SQL , hopefully that can come in as a computer science course, otherwise, it'll still be useful for CIS, either way, it'll be good prep for CIS/CS majors. I love Study.com as they're coming out with newer courses, hopefully they get recommendation for credit soon!
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - tallpilot - 08-31-2020
I'd like to see them figure out why TESU won't take their cyber security and a couple other CS courses like Assembly and fix that.
RE: Isn't it about time for new Study.com courses? - Cofffeee - 08-31-2020
Agree. It would be less effort to edit course than create new one.also it will benefit a lot of us- many would go for cybersecurity degree if SDC could be transfered