TESU Eliminates SOME Study.com Transfer Credits [unconfirmed]

[armstrongsubero]

I aced the computer architecture course. If you did anything with electronics like played with a 555, some 4000s, 7000s, wrote assembly for a PIC, AVR, etc you'll be fine.

If you only did "coding" with some web stuff, then you'll have a harder time, and if you did nothing at all prepare to put a lot of time into it.

I did all the courses listed there. Do the Discrete Math first, the concepts will help a lot with Computer Architecture and it will take the most time, then the Operating Systems. It seems counter intuitive, but the OS concepts build on the architecture class, you'll be better prepped going in. I am saddened by this change, I was one of the first if not the first member on this board to do these CS courses when they first came out.

I do agree with TESU to a point, these courses along with DSA are usually the "weed out" courses in a CS program and should be rigorous. Take the time to learn this material. A lot of work is opening in IoT and Robotics.

The material in these courses will be invaluable.