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(04-26-2023, 02:56 PM)techmama Wrote: (04-26-2023, 01:40 PM)Pats20 Wrote: (04-26-2023, 01:37 PM)techmama Wrote: Can someone please take a look at my evaluation above and see if there is a way to rearrange some courses so that I don’t have to take software engineering at saylor as an UL comp sci elective? I’ve failed it twice. I’m so frustrated. I googled the stuff I got wrong after the exam and it’s showing that I answered correctly. Is there ANYTHING else besides TESU software engineering I can take? I just signed up for the capstone today so I’m ALMOST at the finish line. I can’t believe I’m stumbling over this. Is there a particular reason you do not want to take it through TESU like the price or something?
Because If cost isn’t a concern I would definitely recommend doing it through TESU, and highly recommend Jason Litz. Yes mostly cost. (Just paid for the capstone and need to pay the residency waiver fee) Also, for some reason I feel like if I can’t even pass the saylor final how am I going to pass TESU’s course? I would assume it would be more difficult. I don’t know. Yes I can definitely understand that. Fwiw I’ve never attempted anything on Saylor that wasn’t difficult.
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Do you have the "extended" TADA catalogue?
If you do, and assuming it's available, I've just been reminded that the IBM Full Stack Software Developer Professional Certificate should transfer in as (among other things) CLD-420 Architecting Cloud Solutions and should count toward the UL credits needed for a Comp Sci degree. If you don't have access to that for free, you should be able to complete it in just 1-2 months.
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(04-28-2023, 03:27 AM)rachel83az Wrote: Do you have the "extended" TADA catalogue?
If you do, and assuming it's available, I've just been reminded that the IBM Full Stack Software Developer Professional Certificate should transfer in as (among other things) CLD-420 Architecting Cloud Solutions and should count toward the UL credits needed for a Comp Sci degree. If you don't have access to that for free, you should be able to complete it in just 1-2 months. I’m sorry but what is the TADA catalogue?
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(04-28-2023, 08:36 AM)rachel83az Wrote: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ni-Academy
I think I found it. Is it suppose to be $38.99 a month?
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The American Dream Academy is free. If you don't have it or if the certificate isn't included, yes, it's $39/mo. for that one. https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce...-developer
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(04-28-2023, 09:24 AM)rachel83az Wrote: The American Dream Academy is free. If you don't have it or if the certificate isn't included, yes, it's $39/mo. for that one. https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce...-developer
Would the certificate have to be under TADA, or can it be completed under any program? I haven't used TADA yet, so I'm unsure how their program works, but I may enroll in the future, depending on if California renews its Coursera funding to its libraries.
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(04-28-2023, 10:16 AM)Pach Wrote: (04-28-2023, 09:24 AM)rachel83az Wrote: The American Dream Academy is free. If you don't have it or if the certificate isn't included, yes, it's $39/mo. for that one. https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce...-developer
Would the certificate have to be under TADA, or can it be completed under any program? I haven't used TADA yet, so I'm unsure how their program works, but I may enroll in the future, depending on if California renews its Coursera funding to its libraries.
TADA is simply a way for US residents to get free access to (some) Coursera certificates. These certificates do not have to be completed through TADA. You can pay for them yourself or use an employer program to pay for the Coursera certificates. If you have access through California, feel free to use the California one.
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(04-28-2023, 10:21 AM)rachel83az Wrote: (04-28-2023, 10:16 AM)Pach Wrote: (04-28-2023, 09:24 AM)rachel83az Wrote: The American Dream Academy is free. If you don't have it or if the certificate isn't included, yes, it's $39/mo. for that one. https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce...-developer
Would the certificate have to be under TADA, or can it be completed under any program? I haven't used TADA yet, so I'm unsure how their program works, but I may enroll in the future, depending on if California renews its Coursera funding to its libraries.
TADA is simply a way for US residents to get free access to (some) Coursera certificates. These certificates do not have to be completed through TADA. You can pay for them yourself or use an employer program to pay for the Coursera certificates. If you have access through California, feel free to use the California one.
Thank you! Yes, under California it looks like it's listed as "Included in your organization's learning program", so I'll definitely be taking that.
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