No didn't receive credits for Google IT Support Professional Certification

[Turkish]

I completed this course at the end of Nov last year. TESU did accept the ACE credit as others are saying, albeit for 3 credits not the full 12 that ACE gives. It came in as CMP-202
Foundation of Info. Tech. on my eval. I know there's been issues before with TESU regarding total credits applied and UL/LL changes that don't match ACE recommendations, but I think they've made a mistake here if they say it hasn't been ACE approved.

I just checked the ACE National guide and it's definitely still approved. Course is ACE ID: GOOG-0001 and it's date range for approved credit is 9/1/2019 - 8/21/2022, so it hasn't expired.

I'd definitely double check with TESU as this doesn't seem right.

[bashabi]

TESU corrected and I received 3 credits from the course, CMP-202. Thanks.

I am thinking about pursing the CIS BSBA degree, what should my CIS Electives 12 SH UL courses be? Upon reviewing, I have the following:


[*]Business 303: Management Information Systems -> CIS-301 Management Information Systems

[*]Computer Science 302: Systems Analysis & Design -> CIS-320 System Analysis & Design I

[*]Computer Science 303: Database Management -> CIS-311 Database Management

[*]Now need one more class to complete my required 12 credits. Reviewing https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan
[*]I came across Digital Marketing, but it's a Marketing UL course as follows:

[*]Business 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising -> MAR-441 Marketing with Digital and Social Media

[*]What class should be done?

[rachel83az]

The sample plan is correct. I don't know why they accept marketing for a BSBA CIS but they do.

[dfrecore]

The sample plan is correct. I don't know why they accept marketing for a BSBA CIS but they do.

I'm guessing it's the "digital" part of it.

[Turkish]

The sample plan is correct. I don't know why they accept marketing for a BSBA CIS but they do.

I'm guessing it's the "digital" part of it.

I could see why Digital Marketing made it into a Business Degree with a CIS concentration. I found SDC's core marketing course to be very independent of technology and was focused on all the major concepts of 'classic' marketing. For the Digital Marketing class, I found it has a big focus on smartphones/computer/the internet as 'the market'. Online/automated metrics, online ad campaigns, etc... were the core portion of the course. Not a CS course, but I could see the case being made for it to fall into a business degree with a computer concentration.

Again, above is just my opinion, so others may feel different, that's just my two sense.

[rachel83az]

That makes sense! "Marketing" just feels so random but, if they're focusing on the "digital" part then I can understand.