BA Computer Science TESU

[Pats20]

So guys what’s the consensus ?
Linear algebra from coppersmith
Network tech CMP 354 tecep
Software engineering CIS 351 tesu

For upper level cs fulfillment?

So I take it that you got through Calculus.

Software Engineering is best for sure if you are doing a flat-rate term. I did that course in like 20 hours. There are no exams and no books to read.

Network Tech your chances to pass is about 50%-66%.  It takes around 40 hours to study for that exam. 

Linear algebra I thought I remembered they don't take this course anymore. I would do Network tech over Linear algebra anyhow.

Yes I got thru it. Thank God , what a relief. Debating on tecep or cis 351. $225 vs $1600.

[LevelUP]

I was glancing at this thread and I saw WGU mentioned. TESU might be the better option if math slows you down. It looks like the final math challenge at TESU can be transferred in via (Straighterline Calculus 1). For WGU's Comp Sci program, you will still have to face Discrete Math II. There is, as far as I know, no way to transfer this in. WGU has a few courses, including the capstone obviously, that cannot be transferred in.

As always, the difficulty level is subjective and personal. However, it is not uncommon to see people stuck on Discrete Math II as their goal for accelerating in one term vanishes. Other people get through it in less than a month. Even people who glided through Study.com's Discrete Math are a bit surprised at the jump in difficulty for WGU's Discrete Math II. Something to keep in mind during degree planning and selection.

TESU and WGU Computer Science Degrees are pretty similar once you max out the transfer courses.

If you max out the transfer, you would only have 8 courses to do at WGU over 6 months.

That is true that some courses such as Discrete Math II may take 80hrs or more to do.

[jsd]

So guys what’s the consensus ?
Linear algebra from coppersmith
Network tech CMP 354 tecep
Software engineering CIS 351 tesu

For upper level cs fulfillment?

So I take it that you got through Calculus.

Software Engineering is best for sure if you are doing a flat-rate term. I did that course in like 20 hours. There are no exams and no books to read.

Network Tech your chances to pass is about 50%-66%.  It takes around 40 hours to study for that exam. 

Linear algebra I thought I remembered they don't take this course anymore. I would do Network tech over Linear algebra anyhow.

Yes I got thru it. Thank God , what a relief. Debating on tecep or cis 351. $225 vs $1600.

Did you go through SL per LevelUP's suggestions?

[Pats20]

So guys what’s the consensus ?
Linear algebra from coppersmith
Network tech CMP 354 tecep
Software engineering CIS 351 tesu

For upper level cs fulfillment?

So I take it that you got through Calculus.

Software Engineering is best for sure if you are doing a flat-rate term. I did that course in like 20 hours. There are no exams and no books to read.

Network Tech your chances to pass is about 50%-66%.  It takes around 40 hours to study for that exam. 

Linear algebra I thought I remembered they don't take this course anymore. I would do Network tech over Linear algebra anyhow.

Yes I got thru it. Thank God , what a relief. Debating on tecep or cis 351. $225 vs $1600.

Did you go through SL per LevelUP's suggestions?

Yes I went through SL. I tried asu , study.com , and saylor. I didn’t get far into any of them. Asu has a frustrating user operating platform. I didn’t feel like I was learning anything with Study.com.  I wish I would’ve went with Sl right off the bat. Professor Burger does a good job with the lectures, and their platform is pretty user friendly.

[jsd]

i started with ASU but the tutorial alone on how to use their platform was so obnoxious and painfully tedious that I have up.

[Pats20]

i started with ASU but the tutorial alone on how to use their platform was so obnoxious and painfully tedious that I have up.

Exactly. It’s terrible.