TESU BA Math and CS Degree Planning

[thornytumbleweed]

Thanks for your updates.

Which were your F and G for the BA in Math?

I'll add a few more updates to this as I think that I have now figured out how things transferred in.  Most of the courses came in as MAT-4999.  However, I got MAT 3610 as 2.67 credits which is cool.  You can also see MAT 2700 as well from study.com.  The MAT4999 courses are the following: A graduate course on number theory, 2 graduate courses on how to teach mathematics, and an upper division course on teaching geometry.  The teaching geometry course came from the same school where I got the MAT 3610 credit.  It was a two course sequence.  So it seems that they transferred one of them in as MAT 3610 and the other in as MAT 4999.  Interestingly, I had another math class come in as an education class.  It was titled teaching mathematics though; whereas the others did not mention teaching in the title.  

For area G, I have a bunch of random courses that I have taken over the past 20 years.  My original degree was in geology in the 90s.  That led to a teaching license in the physical sciences.  I mostly taught physics as many schools where I taught did not offer earth science.  Area G is full of random physics/science courses that I took over the years. Most of the math and physics courses I took over the years was to renew my teaching license.

Funny thing, all that physics teaching seems to have made linear algebra a really easy thing.  I'm enjoying it much more than calculus III.