04-02-2025, 01:21 PM
My strategy for sophia courses was similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNbtrr3xOvc
My original degree plan (it may be outdated):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...ue&sd=true
Those were only my original choices for possible transfer credit, but I took most major courses at UoPeople.
On sophia, avoid taking Intro to Relational Databases, it had bad reviews. I forgot to suggest you to take project management, either at sophia or coursera
For Software Engineering 1, if you decide to transfer, there are courses at coursera, study.com and saylor.org that transfer. If you decide to take swe at uopeople, those can be electives.
Take a look at saylor academy (https://www.saylor.org/credit/courses/). Those courses are harder and not well organized, but taking a final exam would cost you only $5. If there is a subject you already know and there is a course, you can just take the exams and get the credit.
Well, I hope those suggestions can help you. Please check everything when doing your plan to see if my suggestions still apply.
My original degree plan (it may be outdated):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...ue&sd=true
Those were only my original choices for possible transfer credit, but I took most major courses at UoPeople.
On sophia, avoid taking Intro to Relational Databases, it had bad reviews. I forgot to suggest you to take project management, either at sophia or coursera
For Software Engineering 1, if you decide to transfer, there are courses at coursera, study.com and saylor.org that transfer. If you decide to take swe at uopeople, those can be electives.
Take a look at saylor academy (https://www.saylor.org/credit/courses/). Those courses are harder and not well organized, but taking a final exam would cost you only $5. If there is a subject you already know and there is a course, you can just take the exams and get the credit.
Well, I hope those suggestions can help you. Please check everything when doing your plan to see if my suggestions still apply.
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