CompSci Degree Outline Help

[origamishuttle]

It seems like a lot of people recommend StraighterLine for Calculus I: https://www.reddit.com/r/WGU_CompSci/com...few_novel/

[ProgrammerGo]

I would do Precalc (and maybe some Calc) at ASU for FREE. That should prepare you to take paid calculus for credit.

Thanks! I'll look into that. I forgot to mention that I've been doing part 1 of the Helsinki java MOOC as well, so I have a little bit more than just python and odin. I also did a good chunk of the free curriculum at appacademy a few months back. That's taught in ruby and I went through maybe the first 30 hours of that.

[bjcheung77]

In addition to the information provided here, you can use OER materials such as CLEP/ModernStates for the Info Systems and Math exams prep. Then there are OpenStax.org textbooks if you would like to skim through Math subjects to review/re-learn them... The list of OER material goes on as there are so many, I would ladder the knowledge up to the StraighterLine or Study.com Courses or CLEP exams for credit!