TESC BSBA CIS and TEEX

[sanantone]

As someone who is a complete noob to TEEX can you just give me a general idea of what it is? Is it some sort of free online school or something?

I think I found the class you are referring to here: https://teex.org/Pages/Program.aspx?catI...ersecurity

The last "class" I believe is the on you are referring to correct? But then within that "class" it is made up of 4 smaller things each worth half a credit in order to get you credit for the class right? What are those 4 smaller things exactly, lectures? Tests? Is it like taking any other online class?

Thanks for all the clarification, you do so much great stuff on and for this website sanantone !

TEEX stands for Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service. They offer a lot of continuing education courses and training on ground and online. With funding from the Department of Homeland Security, they are offering free, security-related courses. The TEEX courses are online and self-paced. The smaller courses that make up the larger, ACE-approved course have modules that you must read through. After each module, you will take a quiz. Your average at the end of the small course has to be at least 80%. Once you complete all of the small courses for the Cybersecurity for IT Professionals course, then you can request credit through the ACE Transcript Service.

Cybersecurity for Everyone (Cyber 101) counts as CIS-299 at TESC. Cybersecurity for Business Professionals (Cyber 301) counts as MAN-299.