TESU Computer Information Systems AOS Electives

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You can download the newest copy of dfrecore's template if you can find a recent thread.  But I have a similar one, it's not as updated.  See the Beginners Guide here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid248050

I recall there being two new courses from Study.com
1) Database Management
2) System Analysis and Design
These can take the place of any two below

CIS Area of Specialization - $494
(Fee's range as some may want to take extra Saylor courses, *MIS/SIT are transferred into TESU as the same course)
18 credits required, minimum of 12 upper-level credits.

Straighterline Introduction to Programming in C++ - $99
CSU Global CBE for Information Systems Analysis and Design (UL, CIS-320) - $250
*Saylor Management Information Systems (UL) - $25
*Saylor Strategic Information Technology (UL) - $25
*Saylor Computer Communications and Networking (UL, may duplicate TECEP) - $25
Saylor Software Engineering (UL, get pre-approval) - $25
Study.com Digital Marketing & Advertising (UL) - $70
TECEP - Networking Technology (UL) - $117
TEEX Cybersecurity for Business & IT Professionals (4 UL free credits) - FREE

I suspect those Saylor courses aren't UL at TESU anymore. As of the most recent re-evaluations, none of them are ACE or NCCRS recommended for UL credit.

As an alternative, the Computer Communications & Networking course is recommended for TECEP study though, so one could use the Saylor course to study and then take the TECEP for UL credit.

The TEEX courses are confirmed to no longer come in as UL credit at TESU now.

As for CIS AOS options, the best sources of UL credits now are:

• Study.com CS 302 Systems Analysis & Design or CSU-Global CBE: Information Systems & Design (both will fulfill Systems Analysis requirement)
  
• Study.com CS 303 Database Management or CSU-Global CBE: Information Systems Design & Management
  
• Study.com BUS 309 Digital Marketing & Advertising
  
• CSU-Global CBE: Cloud Computing & Big Data
  
• CSU-Global CBE: Intermediate Networking
  
• DSST Management Information Systems
  
• DSST Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
  

And of course, taking UL CS classes at your local university.

Unfortunately, DSST Management Information Systems no longer transfers in to TESU as an upper level credit. It's now lower level, as I found out just a few weeks ago. You should definitely double-check, though.