12-25-2017, 04:55 PM
Hello Everyone, I will be taking this CBE after the Xmas Holidays and the New Year.
Just wondering if it really differs if I have an older edition? I think the one CSU Global uses is the 6th Edition.
I have access to the 5th Edition, should I just rent the newer version before taking the exam? Does it matter?
The textbook I believe should be: Essentials Of Systems Analysis & Design
And it should be by Valacich, Joseph. Edition: 6, Publisher: Pearson
For those who took this exam and StraighterLine C++ programming, which would be the harder course?
Would you say that this course is harder than the SL C++? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Just wondering if it really differs if I have an older edition? I think the one CSU Global uses is the 6th Edition.
I have access to the 5th Edition, should I just rent the newer version before taking the exam? Does it matter?
The textbook I believe should be: Essentials Of Systems Analysis & Design
And it should be by Valacich, Joseph. Edition: 6, Publisher: Pearson
For those who took this exam and StraighterLine C++ programming, which would be the harder course?
Would you say that this course is harder than the SL C++? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Goals: TESU BSBA GM (Added CIS) and BA Computer Science
BSBA GM - Added CIS AOS (CIS & GM completed)
BACS & Grad Plans (BACS instead of BALS w/NSM)
AAS ACS & ESST: Remaining - Associate Capstone
ASNSM CS: Completed, ASNSM Math: Remaining - Calculus I
Taking a majority of credits at Sophia.org, SL, and Study.com to finish these degrees
Updating my courses remaining by following forum advice, guide, spreadsheet & wiki
BSBA GM - Added CIS AOS (CIS & GM completed)
BACS & Grad Plans (BACS instead of BALS w/NSM)
AAS ACS & ESST: Remaining - Associate Capstone
ASNSM CS: Completed, ASNSM Math: Remaining - Calculus I
Taking a majority of credits at Sophia.org, SL, and Study.com to finish these degrees
Updating my courses remaining by following forum advice, guide, spreadsheet & wiki
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