Speedrunning SDC Data Structures and Computer Architecture advice?

[Randyb100]

@Randyb100, you don't have to do both the Operating Systems, just the lower level one without too much effort.  They both should transfer in as the same class, you can use more time learning the Computer Architecture class instead.  Some like to do the assignments first, others like to do the final exam first... Try to get the quizzes done with as close to 100 as possible, then do the exam after you've gone through a review and the practice test, lastly complete the assignments when everything is 'fresh' in the mind, don't wait for later to do the assignments.

I know I don't have to do both. What I mean is I have the option between a 1 and a 3000 level class to transfer in as a 2000 level. Of course I'm going to do the 1000 level. I might pull a C since he's still grading the essay portion of the finals but I'm at a 65 right now otherwise.

Well, it won't let me do anything but the quizzes right now. I think I can do the assignments but I can't take the final. I took the practice test and made an 87 so it's not that difficult. I know I can make a lot more than 10 points on the final, and even if I do poorly I can retake it 2 more times. I'm currently starting chapter 8 and I signed up last night, so within 24 hours I'll have all of the quizzes done. Literally just breezing through them as fast as possible. I do have a reference to check answers but it's not 100% accurate. I probably have a low 90 score overall.

The whole point is the speedrun aspect. I checked the graduation application page again and actually only have until MAY 1ST to get these transferred in, so one month for both classes! I just have weekends to do them. I thought I read something about a late transfer with a fee but am not sure. I don't want to have to wait until September.

Edit: not sure if the attachment is showing up for you guys. It's giving some weird hyperlink when I try to attach it and gave me an error about having too many characters when I pasted it inline with the message. It's the TESU graduation dates. May 1st is the external transcript cut off date for the June conferral.


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