BS CIS Upper Level AOS

[jg_nuy]

My son is working on the BS CIS at TESU and I was curious whether anyone has successfully planned or completed a 4th UL class for the AOS electives through study.com or another source, after the Mrktng Digital & Social Media study.com marketing class (previously equivalent to MKT-441) was downgraded to LL. 

He's also doing the BA.CS so there is a limit of 9 credits overlap in the AOS between the 2 degrees, so he has the following already planned into both degrees:

Study Computer Science 302: Systems Analysis & Design (overlap BACS AOS)
Study Business 303: Management Information Systems (overlap BACS AOS)
Study Computer Science 303: Database Management (overlap BACS AOS)

He was considering the following ASU Universal Learner classes, but would love to know of other options:

CIS 308: Advanced Excel in Business
CIS 309: Business Process Management

[jch]

Warning on those ASU ULC courses: while TESU used to treat Advanced Excel as a CIS elective, they're now evaluating it as a spreadsheets course that won't work for the CIS degree. Whatever you do, get it pre-planned by academic advising to avoid wasting time and money.

[Captainrekt000]

Warning on those ASU ULC courses: while TESU used to treat Advanced Excel as a CIS elective, they're now evaluating it as a spreadsheets course that won't work for the CIS degree. Whatever you do, get it pre-planned by academic advising to avoid wasting time and money.

Will they work for UL for the BA Comp Sci?

[bjcheung77]

If they come in as UL CIS courses as the WIKI documented, it should work with the Comp Sci degree. I would follow the previous recommendation of getting it pre-planned. Here's the updated page: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ar...al_Learner

[Kones]

Warning on those ASU ULC courses: while TESU used to treat Advanced Excel as a CIS elective, they're now evaluating it as a spreadsheets course that won't work for the CIS degree. Whatever you do, get it pre-planned by academic advising to avoid wasting time and money.

Confirming that this happened to me. I was still able to use it as RA credit, but it came in as an elective, not a CIS AOS credit.

[LevelUP]

Network TECEP should work or Saylor/TESU Software engineering.

You should be able to get it pre-planned by academic advising.

[bjcheung77]

There probably are other options as well, you should review every BACS and BS-CIS or BSBA CIS WIKI template and see what options are available...

[LevelUP]

[jg_nuy]

Received a response to an inquiry to TESU registrar for the ASU UL classes:

-CIS-309 Business Process Management comes in as CIS-440 and is accepted into the CIS AOS elective.

The other 2 courses (CIS 308 Advanced Excel for Business, CIS-313 Location Analytics for Business) are not accepted into the CIS AOS electives.

[bleu]

Did they tell you what they transfers in as of now if they aren't CIS electives anymore?