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Hello guys,
A few questions regarding this course. I received an email that I got a 'scholarship' and was able to register for 2 TECEP examinations for free. I chose CIS-107. But when I check the Bookstore, there is no text available. So, basically, I have no idea what to study in order to prepare for the exam. When I go to myCourses, the course is not listed (however, it does show up in My Degree Schedule in SelfService).
If anyone could shed some light on what I need to / should do next, it would be very much apreciated.
Thank you!
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The info on the website should still be up to date, it gives the test description and recommended study materials.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NqOT...OcvzA/edit
"STUDY MATERIALS
Below is a list of recommended study materials to help prepare you for your exam. Most textbooks in this subject include the topics listed above and will prepare you for the test. If you choose another text, be sure to compare its table of contents against the topic list to make sure all topics are covered.
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Morrison, C., & Wells, D. Computer Literacy Basics. Current edition. Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.
Shelly, G. B., & Vermaat, M. E. Discovering Computers, Complete: Your Interactive Guide to the Digital World. Current edition. Boston, MA: Cengage Learning."
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Thank you for the information!
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Wait what, how did you get a two TECEP scholarship? I didn't get one! <cries>
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I have no idea lol.
Maybe because I registered only recently. A friend of mine also received the email. He also registered recently. So this might be the case.
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If you get the opportunity, choosing a TECEP that covers an UL course would be a great option for free ones.
In Progress:
Excelsior - BPS Business and Management
Study.com - Business 307, Sociology 305, Psychology 315
ASU - Algebra, PreCalc, Calculus
Completed:
Universidad Isabel I - MBA/Master Bus & Corp Comm
Kirkwood - AAS Business Administration, Certificate of Human Resources 3.8 GPA
Excelsior - AAS Applied Technologies Electronics 4.0 GPA
TADA - Google Project Management, Google Digital Marketing & E-Commerce
Luna - Bio2 Lab
CSM Learn
US Navy (Electronics Tech 3rd Class) - NER-ET-004, NV-2202-0165 V02, NV-1715-1788 V01, NV-1715-1796 V01, NV-1715-1585 V01, NV-1715-1336 V02
TECEP: 9 Credits
Man-3730, OPM-3010, Bus-3110
Study.com: 6 Credits
Philosophy 301
Lawshelf: 15 Credits
BUS-201, BUS-301, BUS-302, GOV-202, EMP-301
CLEP: 48 Credits
College Math, Financial Accounting, Principles of Micro & Macroeconomics, Intro Sociology, Intro Psychology, Analyze and Interpreting Literature, Intro Business Law, Principles of Marketing, Biology, US History 1 & 2, Humanities
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Principles of Public Speaking, Ethics in America, Principles of Supervision
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It was for students who applied to the school but hadn't yet enrolled in a class. I got the offer too since I reapplied last year. I think it was funded by, or in conjunction with some organization. Forgot exactly which one, I deleted the original email.
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