Degree Plan for BS in Information Technology

[rachel83az]

For TESU's IT degree though, unless you're willing to pay a lot for those courses it's not a good option. But if you're looking to get a MS in CompSci, you're much better off with a BACS (which you can test out of) and then throw in some courses or certs as Free Electives.

how do you test out of a BACS at TESU                     
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/ba/computer-science

the only course I see under Area of Study that has an exam is Calculus 1 (UExcel or CLEP) and Introduction to Programming (UExcel Java exam) 

I wonder if the most difficult thing about the BSIT might be the 2 Science with Lab courses (which the CS degree does not require)

I also wonder how many of the study.com courses they would accept in the BSIT degree               

example: 
Computer Science 323: Wireless & Mobile Networking     
https://study.com/academy/course/compute...rking.html 
six virtual labs and a proctored final 

for the required 
ITS-340 Wireless and Mobile Networking
https://www2.tesu.edu/course.php?CourseCode=ITS-340&sem=
five written assignments, a proctored midterm, five discussion forums, and a final project

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ience_Plan - SDC counts as testing out, as does Sophia.