(03-17-2018, 04:45 PM)dfrecore Wrote: I thought the TEEX courses were not my cup of tea and skipped the free credits. I'd rather pay for something that might be a little easier, then spend a lot of time and effort on something harder/not in my wheelhouse.
I have to agree. I am o.k. not knowing the material, but making it very challenging to find the actual material is just too much for me.
Any chance you know if Library Science 101: Information Literacy will fit in my Gen Ed Elective (Section F)? I saw a thread stating it is only 41 quizzes.
Gloddy
(03-17-2018, 05:14 PM)Merlin Wrote:(03-17-2018, 10:23 AM)Gloddy Wrote: If I want to take
Online for IT Professionals (Cyber 201)
and
Online for Business Professionals (Cyber 301)
do I have to take each course under them?
Online for IT Professionals (Cyber 201)
AWR138 Network Assurance
AWR139 Digital Forensics Basics
AWR173 Information Security Basics
Online for Business Professionals (Cyber 301)
AWR169 Cyber Incident Analysis and Response
AWR176 Disaster Recovery for Information Systems
AWR177 Information Risk Management
AWR178 Secure Software
Yes, you do. To get credit for each of the 3 courses (and earn 6 cr) you need to complete 10 different sub-courses. Yes, you have to register for each of those courses individually as well.
From the perspective of needing several sub-courses to earn credit for a specific course, it is a terrible design. However, most of their courses appear to be standalone, so the website is geared toward providing those individual courses. The cyber courses are more involved and require multiple sub-courses to provide all the relevant material (and be college creditworthy).
(03-17-2018, 10:23 AM)Gloddy Wrote: When I get into the course it is making me take a "pre-test". I have no idea what the answers are to this test. Where is the course material?
Never mind. This is ridiculous. I just went through the pre-test and literally selected "A" for every question and scored a 16. It still hasn't brought me to the material. There has to be a better option.
The pre-test is there to gauge your pre-knowledge of the material, as the target demographic for these tests are people who are working for emergency services or are already working in IT and should have some exposure to the material as well. It doesn't matter what you get on the pre-tests but it can be handy for reference when you're taking the actual tests since the questions are drawn from the same pool.
It took me a few weeks to complete all the courses, but I didn't do them all at once.
Thank you for the thoughtful response. This is just not what I am looking for. I just need 3 quick credits for my final Gen Ed Elective. Free is great, but I am more interested in speed.
Have a great night!
Gloddy
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Professional Registrations: FINRA Series 7, 63 & 65
Still Need: N/A
Completed Courses: Study.com ENG104, POS102, BUS109, COM101, HIS103, NUT101, ENG105, BUS108, COMP102, HIS108, HIS106, PSY103, HIS104, STA101, LAW201, ACC101, ACC102, FIN101, COM120, BUS101, BUS102, BUS308, ECO101, BUS113; ALEKS College Algebra
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