Plans people here followed to earn Computer Science degrees?

[sanantone]

Like NAP said, some members have opted for the BSBA in CIS because it's more test friendly. Excelsior has the BSBA in MIS that's very similar. COSC offers the computer science studies concentration, but since COSC does not offer all of the required courses and it's not test friendly, it's not a popular choice. COSC's next best option would be the concentration in information systems studies. COSC will award 24 credits (9 of them upper level) for the computer science GRE. You only have to score in the 40th percentile, but this is a very difficult test. It's nearly impossible to get an answer out of COSC on how the GRE credits will be applied. For the programs with many concentration electives, that is where the GRE credits will mostly go. Their computer science studies concentration only has room for 3 concentration electives credits.

The general education options for TESC's program can be picked out from here.
Sanantone's General Education Options - Degree Forum Wiki

Now, for the area of study.

Intro to Computer Science: CLEP Information Systems and Computer Applications, DSST Intro to Computing, or Saylor Intro to Computer Science

Data Structures: No test out option. Consider completing the Saylor course and doing a PLA. Otherwise, you're going to have to take this at TESC or another college.

Discrete Math: You have to take the course at TESC or somewhere else. TESC does not allow PLAs for math courses in most cases.

Linear Algebra: Same as above.

Capstone: You have to take this at TESC.

21 credits in computer science (15 will have to be UL): DSST in Management Information Systems and TECEP in Networking Technology are both UL. You can earn 9 NCCRS-approved credits from Javaonline.org, but I don't know if TESC will count any of these as UL. Your other option will be to complete portfolio assessments based on Saylor courses or other MOOCs. I do not know if TESC will apply TEEX CIS-299 or CIS-344 to this area of study. The DSST for Fundamentals of Cybersecurity is also transcribed as CIS-344, but it's 3 credits instead of 2.
Thomas Edison State College: Computer Science

This is a plan for the more test friendly BSBA in CIS.
Sanantone's BSBA in Computer Information Systems - Degree Forum Wiki

TESC also offers the BSAST in Information Technology, but you would have to find even more computer-related courses.
BSAST Degree in Information Technology | Thomas Edison State College