Easiest UL CIS electives

[faptaincrunch]

Looking for input on the fastest/easiest CIS UL classes to get through. Currently completed Sys Analysis & Design at Study. I have it that TESU would accept the following:

CIS 313 - Location Analytics for Business - ASU
CIS 309 - Business Process Management - ASU
BUS303: Strategic Information Technology - Saylor
CIS 315 Management Information Systems - Davar
CS 303: Database Management - Study


Am I missing any? I currently have a study.com membership but my SQL is definitely rusty so may avoid that one. Any recommendation from you educated individuals?

[bjcheung77]

Confusion is that you've got all UL showing, you need to also take a programming class as it's required. So, it'll be something like Sophia.org Intro to Java Programming and the Study.com System Analysis & Design as the required, then you have the four elective classes you can take. The ones listed on your post is probably the best ones to go for... It depends on the price you want to pay, I'd go the Study.com route if you already have a membership.

[faptaincrunch]

Confusion is that you've got all UL showing, you need to also take a programming class as it's required.  So, it'll be something like Sophia.org Intro to Java Programming and the Study.com System Analysis & Design as the required, then you have the four elective classes you can take.  The ones listed on your post is probably the best ones to go for... It depends on the price you want to pay, I'd go the Study.com route if you already have a membership.

I did take the Intro to Python at Sophia already, just waiting for TESU to take the transcript. I also took Bus 104: Information Systems and Computer Apps at Study as my LL. Price is no object, I'm looking for the fastest courses to go through. My son will be born in a few weeks and wanting to get through a large chunk before my days become a lot busier! Lol

[TopHatWombat]

I took the Davar MIS exam last year, and it was pretty straightforward. If you study their PowerPoint a few times, you'll probably be fine. Hint: Pay particular attention to lists. In fact, both Davar exams I took were really big on lists of things.

I also took the SDC Database Management class last year. It was pretty easy. You say your SQL is rusty, but also implies you've had at least some prior exposure to SQL. That alone will give you a huge leg up in that class. You can literally get through it in just a day or two if it's the main thing you focus on those days.