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Interesting, that's pretty much what I was looking at as well. I wanted to do a BALS NSM mainly with Comp Sci and Engineering courses as I want to have a Business Degree + a Computer Science/Engineering degree. The closest thing I could think of was the BALS NSM.
I have a few quick questions: 1) Are you going to complete a BALS and also a BS LDAS? Or just one of the two degrees? 2) Do you have a list of courses that I can review for the BS LDAS AOS? 3) How do you apply and write up the request to TESU?
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(03-09-2018, 04:34 PM)davewill Wrote: I did note that on the degree info page it says, "The area of study listed on official transcripts for LDAS recipients is "Learner Designed Area of Study", and not the student’s proposed area of study."
Man, that's a bummer and a imo a pretty bad policy
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03-09-2018, 06:32 PM
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@lewis.yim Yes, I want to complete the BALS, then the BA LDAS, sure these were the courses that will be in my AOS, though there a re a lot more I plan to do Calc I, Calc II, Phys II with Lab, Electrical Circuit analysis, continuous and discrete signals and systems etc, but here is what they approved for LDAS Robotic Systems Development:
COS-213 C++ Programming 3
COS-241 Data Structures 3
IT-209 Introduction to Robotics 3
MAT-240 Differential Equations 3
MAT-331 Calculus III 3
ELD-302 Digital Electronics 3
CIS-351 Software Engineering 3
ENGR-300 Mechanical Engineering 3
ELEN-430 Embedded Systems Design 3
COS-451 Artificial Intelligence 3
I thought this was a good balance.
You request it here:
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/ba/LDAS-Application.cfm
@jsd I was also worried about if this would affect getting a job or entry to MS EE program..
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(03-09-2018, 03:55 PM)armstrongsubero Wrote: ...
I was wondering how to you list such a program on your resume and CV? Can I put:
"BS, LDAS, Robotic Systems Development"
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and probably do a masters in EE instead in that time
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nobody outside of this forum would now what a LDAS is
if you get a Masters in EE who cares what your bachelors is in
put Masters Electrical Engineering on your CV
bachelors won't matter
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