TESC BA Computer Science Degree Plan (Have many general ed credits already.)

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Please Note: I'm pretty flush on general education credits, and have credits just lying around at this point. If necessary, I have no problem with doing CLEPs. I've actually taken two programming courses already, so there's a chance I may be able to get two of those cleared, also.

According to the TESC catalog, credit towards an undergraduate certificate can be used to roll over into a degree program. In this case, the undergraduate certificate contains courses I would have to take anyway, so it looks like an easy choice.

Key:
? = Begin Section
! = Completed Section
- = Task pending
* = Task completed previously


? Begin pre-enrollment courses and testing
- STRAIGHTERLINE Calculus II (Integral Calculus)
- DSST Introduction to Computers
! Complete pre-enrollment courses and testing

? Begin Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Science (pass six courses)
- TESC Computer Programming Language #1
- TESC Computer Programming Language #2
- TESC Assembly Language Programming
- TESC Computer Architecture
- TESC Data Structures
- TESC Operating Systems
! Complete Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Science

? Begin BA Computer Science (pass four additional courses)
Required:
* STRAIGHTERLINE Calculus II (Integral Calculus)
* DSST Introduction to Computers
* TESC Data Structures
- TESC Discrete Math
- TESC Computer Science Capstone
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Electives: (21 hours)
* TESC Computer Programming Language #1
* TESC Computer Programming Language #2
* TESC Assembly Language Programming
* TESC Computer Architecture
* TESC Operating Systems
- TESC Computer Arithmetic Algorithms
- TESC Computer Organization
! Complete BA Computer Science

Is it reasonable to expect to clear ten TESC courses (specifically, these ten) within a year of enrollment?