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New Study.com Courses Intro to Web Development, Intro to Project Managment - Jonathan Whatley - 06-17-2025
These are the first new Study.com ACE credit courses in a while:
Computer Science 104: Intro to Web Development at Study.com
Computer Science 104: Intro to Web Development (ACE National Guide)
I've seen complaints about the assignments in Sophia's Introduction to Web Development. Now they have direct competition. At a quick glance the assignments for this Study course seem reasonable.
Business 112: Intro to Project Management at Study.com
Business 112: Intro to Project Management (ACE National Guide)
Business 112: Intro to Project Management has a lower-level credit recommendation and is assessed entirely by chapter tests (quizzes) and the final exam. Study also continues to offer the separate course Business 311: Project Management, which also has two required assignments and has an upper-level credit recommendation.
RE: New Study.com Courses Intro to Web Development, Intro to Project Managment - LevelUP - 06-18-2025
Finally!
It's been about five years since they released a new course, and we've been losing a few courses here and there over time.
I also like the project-based format of the Intro to Web Development course because it's the best way to learn.
RE: New Study.com Courses Intro to Web Development, Intro to Project Managment - bjcheung77 - 06-20-2025
Basically, having another competing option is good, prospective students can check out Sophia.org and Study.com class requirements and see which ones for them. I like both their options as Sophia.org and Study.com (College Starter) have lower level classes and some upper level, even though Study.com (College Saver) has many more upper level options, but you'll have to be on a different subscription...
RE: New Study.com Courses Intro to Web Development, Intro to Project Managment - jsh1138 - 07-06-2025
I'm glad to hear Study.com has added some new courses finally. I would love to see them add more