Goal: BA or BS in CS or IT

[MrPanda]

I have been clicking around to find the price per country, but I guess that I have register to the free trial first, in order to be able to see it. But I guess that it could be the same, but it only specifies $39 for USA and Canada.

You don't have to register to see all the videos, they are free here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...rRXbqObI3U

If you watch all the videos first, it would be easy to pass within a week before your free trial ends.

By the way, I got 47/70 in the SDC CS 302 Systems Analysis and Design, but I didn´t watch any video or read any class, only did the quizzes, and then took 9 practice exams, and checked the wrong answers. However, in this case, I don´t think I encounter more than 3 or 4 repeated questions, all were new.

"I got 47/70"???  It's impossible to fail that course.  You get 3 tries for each quiz, you need to keep your quiz score near 100% to make it easy to pass the course.  You need a better understanding of how the SDC grading system works so review the syllabus.

1) Regarding Coursera, thank you, I´ll check the videos to see what´s the level of the course.

2) Regarding SDC and CS 302: I got 47/70 (67%) in the final exam and 100 in the quizzes. I still haven´t done any assignment for any course.

[LevelUP]

2) Regarding SDC and CS 302: I got 47/70 (67%) in the final exam and 100 in the quizzes. I still haven´t done any assignment for any course.

Then you need 43 out of 100 on the assignment to pass the course.  You get 3 tries.

[MrPanda]

2) Regarding SDC and CS 302: I got 47/70 (67%) in the final exam and 100 in the quizzes. I still haven´t done any assignment for any course.

Then you need 43 out of 100 on the assignment to pass the course.  You get 3 tries.

Thanks, I´ll try to start writing to see how it goes.

[LevelUP]

I haven´t found the SNHU plans in the wiki when I was researching there.

SNHU plans are brand new:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:SNHU

Thanks, I´ll try to start writing to see how it goes.

It will go great! Just follow the Rubric and you'll be fine.

[MrPanda]

I think I´ll end trying to get the:

BA in CS and BSBA/CIS and Operations Management

I´ll get some Peruvian credits in risk management and probably operations management and logistics, they´ll be ready in a couple of months, so for that time, I´ll probably finish all the Study.com, Saylor, edX microbachelors and Straighterline courses, and take the TOEFL.

I´ll also add XAMK, ONU, and if I see a viable path for the additional Math concentration, I´ll see if I can take some other courses (Brandman/UMass Global, WTAMU, APUS) , but it seems like it would increase the price too much and make things much slower.

I think I´ll get a Computer Architecture book, in order to pre-learn before taking the TESU course.

I think I didn´t mention one aspect why I would want a new bachelor, instead of a master degree in a specific field:

Here usually the job postings specify which bachelor degree you need to apply, even if you have a master in the field, you don´t qualify. I just saw a posting from a Peruvian institute (here institutes issue 3 years technical degrees), they had 2 vacancies, and for teaching administration courses, they require a bachelor in administration, and for teaching computer science courses, they require a computer´s related bachelor´s degree. The same with universities and just bit more flexible with public government jobs.

By the way, I just got hired as a part time teacher at a private for-profit university, I already signed the contract, but I start in April, so I have two full months to advance with the pending courses, since I resigned from my previous finance job, and right now I´m only teaching the Personal Finance course.

Let´s see how fast I can go with the courses.

[bjcheung77]

Yes, my recommendation also is the BACS and BSBA CIS combo... if you want to add a second AOS for Operations Management, that will work, or if you add a Cert in Ops Man, that can do the trick as well...

[LevelUP]

I think I´ll get a Computer Architecture book, in order to pre-learn before taking the TESU course.

You can still take Computer Architecture at Study.com

[rachel83az]

Have we actually gotten confirmation that TESU is still accepting it from SDC?

[LevelUP]

Have we actually gotten confirmation that TESU is still accepting it from SDC?

Not yet.  A couple of reports that TESU is in the process of confirming the Study.com courses that they thought had expired. 

What Study.com said:
A colleague of mine just told me that TESU made a mistake about the credit-validity date of CS 306, and they will still accept completions after December 31. I recommend that you reach out to your advisor about this, if you haven’t already. You can show your advisor this credit-recommendation page for CS 306 (click here) which shows that its current credit recommendation from ACE extends until March 31, 2022.

This feels like a red light green light game.

[MrPanda]

I found that Tech Universidad Tecnológica from Mexico, is offering online independent courses. The ones that could be useful for our purposes are in Spanish. They have Operating Systems and Discrete Math.

However, the "transcripts" you get from them look like this:



This is the text in the diploma:

Otorga la presente CONSTANCIA a C. ______________________, con documento de identificación nº_________________ Por haber superado con éxito y acreditado el programa de
Curso Universitario
en
Álgebra y Matemática Discreta
Se trata de un título propio de esta Universidad con una duración de 150 horas,
con fecha de inicio 07/02/2022 y fecha de finalización 06/04/2022. TECH es una Institución Particular de Educación Superior reconocida
por la Secretaría de Educación Pública a partir del 28 de junio de 2018. A 07 de Febrero de 2022

I think that 150 hours would correspond to 3 US credits, however, I´m not sure if this kind of diplomas could be counted as a normal university course by the evaluator.

Do you have any idea?

The cost is USD$ 250 for the Discrete Math course (with some "limited time offer")


https://www.techtitute.com/pe/informatic...a-discreta

https://www.techtitute.com/