SDC Intro to Programming

[homeschoolmom1]

You will be fine. The date that you take the exam is the date that counts, not when the review gets completed. Congratulations! Obviously, having prior OOP experience helps. Like I said before, this will be a relatively easy course for someone who already knows Java or at least principles of programming. Our son is using his 2 exams this month for "Civil War" and "English Comp 2".

[IetsMooi]

You will be fine. The date that you take the exam is the date that counts, not when the review gets completed. Congratulations! Obviously, having prior OOP experience helps. Like I said before, this will be a relatively easy course for someone who already knows Java or at least principles of programming. Our son is using his 2 exams this month for "Civil War"  and "English Comp 2".

Not sure about that, seems they want those assignments. Support isn't answering on the phone, and their email support has reached out, but not answered.

[jg_nuy]

You do need to complete the assignments in order to get credit, if the course has any of them. Depending on the grade on the final, the grade needed for the assignment(s) can be quite low.

[IetsMooi]

You do need to complete the assignments in order to get credit, if the course has any of them. Depending on the grade on the final, the grade needed for the assignment(s) can be quite low.

That's what this thread is about, the course didn't have them before. They were implemented today. I was worried as I completed the course before the changes came into force, thus will argue that I shouldn't have to do the assignments. The changes are so fresh that they haven't updated the syllabus yet.

[jg_nuy]

You do need to complete the assignments in order to get credit, if the course has any of them. Depending on the grade on the final, the grade needed for the assignment(s) can be quite low.

That's what this thread is about, the course didn't have them before. They were implemented today. I was worried as I completed the course before the changes came into force, thus will argue that I shouldn't have to do the assignments. The changes are so fresh that they haven't updated the syllabus yet.

Yeah, you definitely have a strong case not to do them. Support has been fairly slow lately unfortunately.