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One option is javaonline.org. If you sign up for all 5 of their courses at the same time their cost is $450, plus $100 per course for Administration and Proctor fees, so $950 for all 5 courses.
According to the NCCRS recommendations,
you get 2 lower level credits each for --
__Java for Beginners
__Advanced Java - I
__Advanced Java - II
and you get 3 upper level credits total if you take both courses --
__Java Server Pages
__Advanced Java Server Pages
I believe TESC limits you to just 2 programming courses in the Area of Study, so I'm not sure how they handle this.
BA Liberal Studies from Thomas Edison State University
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If I could please get feedback. Now that I've had my initial Eval of credits, I've been playing with their "what if I got this degree instead" tool on their student portal.
I currently need 5 Credit by Exams to Specialize in Gen Management or 3 UL courses and one CBE (DSST Man. Info Sys) to specialize in CIS.
I'd like to know what you think the benefit of BSBA in CIS vs. Gen Management would be?
My existing credits for CIS are over 10 years old. Is it true TESC will take UP TO 10 credits in area of specialization?
I took CIS270 Systems Analysis and Desi 5.00 A , but they transcribed it as CIS-221 and didn't list it below. What does that mean?
I) 3: Specialization (12sh Must Be At the 300/400 Level)
Credits: 13
GPA Achieved/Needed: 4.000 / 2.000
Complete all 3 subrequirements:
C) A: Programming
> Complete 3 semester hours in a computer programming language
CMP-213 C++ Programming............ 05/01/01 A 5 *TE
N) B: Systs Analy & Design
> Complete 3 semester hours in systems analysis or systems
> analysis and design I.
____________________________________________________ 3 credits needed
I) C: CIS Electives
> Complete 12 semester hours in other computer information
> systems courses or in computer application courses. Of
> these 12 semester hours, 3 semester hours may be additional
> programming language credits. At least 12 semester hours
> within the entire specialization must be at the 300/400
> level.
Credits: 8
C) Group 1
CAP-284 Internet Appls--Html/Cgi... 12/01/00 A 4 *TE
N) Group 2
___________________________________________________________ 3 credits
N) Group 3
___________________________________________________________ 3 credits
N) Group 4
___________________________________________________________ 3 credits
C) Group 5
CIS-299 Spec. Stud. in Selected Top 05/01/02 A 4 *TE
BSU -ABA Certificate Program --In Progress
BSBA from TESC Sept 2014
I completed 63 credits in 15 weeks using this forum!
AAS -Web Design 2003
82.5 BM credits over 10 years old
DSST: 2012 -Geology 58; 2014 -Money and Banking 64, Ethics in America 465, Intro to Computing 474, Business Ethics & Society 453, Human Resource Management 64, Organizational Behavior 68, Management Information Systems 461
CLEP: 2013 -Sociology 58, US History I 65; 2014 Macroeconomics 71, Microeconomics 66, Principles of Management 72, Business Law 67
SAYLOR: 2014 -Principles of Marketing 80%, -Corporate Communication 74%
ALEKS: Introduction to Statistics 76% (23 hours study time over 5 days)
Empire State College PLA of Saylor Small Bus. Man. 4 Upper Level Credits Awarded
Straighterline: ACC I 90.1%, ACC II 82.2%
PennFoster -Strategic Management 93%, Financial Management 97%, Consumer Behavior 94%, Advertising 93%
TECEP using IC flashcards: Public Relations Thought and Practice 78%
TESC PLA 100
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oh, I think I know why the Systems Analysis and Design came in that way, it was taken at a Community college and can't be transcribed as an upper level class (i.e. CIS 320)
BSU -ABA Certificate Program --In Progress
BSBA from TESC Sept 2014
I completed 63 credits in 15 weeks using this forum!
AAS -Web Design 2003
82.5 BM credits over 10 years old
DSST: 2012 -Geology 58; 2014 -Money and Banking 64, Ethics in America 465, Intro to Computing 474, Business Ethics & Society 453, Human Resource Management 64, Organizational Behavior 68, Management Information Systems 461
CLEP: 2013 -Sociology 58, US History I 65; 2014 Macroeconomics 71, Microeconomics 66, Principles of Management 72, Business Law 67
SAYLOR: 2014 -Principles of Marketing 80%, -Corporate Communication 74%
ALEKS: Introduction to Statistics 76% (23 hours study time over 5 days)
Empire State College PLA of Saylor Small Bus. Man. 4 Upper Level Credits Awarded
Straighterline: ACC I 90.1%, ACC II 82.2%
PennFoster -Strategic Management 93%, Financial Management 97%, Consumer Behavior 94%, Advertising 93%
TECEP using IC flashcards: Public Relations Thought and Practice 78%
TESC PLA 100
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