Degree Plan for TESU B.S. in Data Science

[joeguida]

Hi I am trying to find a spreadsheet or degree plan for the tesu BS in Data Science. Does anyone have a resource or could help me make one?

[dfrecore]

If you mean the BS in Data Analytics, you don't need a degree plan for that one. You can use any degree plan to do the GE's, then you'll sign up at Statistics.com for the remainder of the degree.

[joeguida]

How do I know which statistics.com courses to take. Do I just take the ones with the same name?

[Merlin]

How do I know which statistics.com courses to take. Do I just take the ones with the same name?

You can use this as a reference...

https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/bs/data-science

That gives you both the GenEd requirements and the specific courses and elective options you'll need to take at statistics.com.

Each course has a hyperlink that you can click on which takes you to the statistcs.com website for more info.

One of the nice things about that particular course is that there is no capstone requirement. It still requires the cornerstone though, even though it isn't expressly listed. It also allows a ton of electives (26) which makes it a pretty flexible degree IMO.

Had I not gone too deeply into the BSBA plan already I would have considered this degree myself. If I were to consider a second bachelors degree, it would be between this and the WGU BSCS or BSSD.

[dfrecore]

TESU's online degree plan for this has links instead of just course names - which are the exact courses you take at Statistics.com.